Your Visit | Greater Washington Maternal-Fetal Medicine and Genetics

What you need to bring on your first visit:

Insurance card and photo identification
Referral note/order from your Obstetrician
Medical records from your doctor’s office
New patient registration forms
Any documents your Insurance company requires

Instructions

Most ultrasound exams and procedures require a fairly full bladder, especially if your pregnancy is less than 28 weeks.

Insurance

We participate with most insurance companies. When making your appointment, check with our staff to ensure that we are a participating. If you do not see your insurance company listed please call our office 301-279-6060 (MD) or 571- 730-4587 (VA), or call the number listed on your insurance card.

Patient Forms

Registration Form

HIPAA Form

Informed Consent for Ultrasound

Authorization and Consent for Treatment Form

Lab Tests Waiver of Benefits

Patient Portal Form

Mobile Baby Form

Appointment Cancellation No Show Policy

Insurance & Fees

Medical History

Office Policies

Billing Policy (PDF)

Financial Policy (PDF)

Notice of Privacy Practices (PDF)

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Yelena S.

If I could give 10 stars, I’d give 100—honestly. This place has been nothing short of amazing. They supported me through both my second and third pregnancies, and I truly don’t know what I would have done without them.Going through a pregnancy with potential risks can be overwhelming, but having this team by my side made all the difference. They were always accommodating with appointments, incredibly welcoming, and completely transparent every step of the way. Communication with my OB-GYN team was seamless—they worked together like a dream, which gave me so much peace of mind.If you’re looking for a place where your high-risk pregnancy will be monitored with the utmost care and attention, this is it. I’m beyond grateful to have had them as part of my journey.

Luba N

I have been visiting this office for genetic testing and to manage gestational diabetes. The front desk staff, especially Brooke, has always been friendly and welcoming. My experiences with the sonographers, Nataliya and Beatrice, have also been excellent. They are warm, compassionate, and take the time to explain each step and every measurement related to the baby. I have been pleased with the care I received, and I highly recommend this office for any expectant mom.

What you need to bring on your first visit:

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Patient Forms

Office Policies

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