Depending on the circumstances of your pregnancy, your Women’s Health Arizona provider can determine if you’d benefit from seeing a Maternal-Fetal Medicine Specialist.
Maternal–Fetal Medicine, also known as perinatology, is a branch of obstetric medicine that focuses on managing the health concerns of high-risk pregnancies prior to, during, and after pregnancy. Maternal–Fetal Medicine physicians have education and training that extends beyond the standard ObGyn training.
Licensed Maternal-Fetal Medicine Specialists in Phoenix, AZ and the Surrounding Areas
Our Maternal-Fetal Specialists work with your primary ObGyn providers to ensure high-quality care during labor and childbirth. There are several factors that create this risk in pregnancy:
Health conditions that exist prior to becoming pregnant
Maternal age
Lifestyle choices
Multiple gestations
Gestational diabetes
Preeclampsia and eclampsia
We understand how overwhelming a high-risk pregnancy can be. You may be concerned about your health and the health of your baby. Our experienced maternal-fetal specialists are here for you. Putting you at ease and ensuring a healthy pregnancy are our priorities.
Speak to Your Provider About High-Risk Pregnancy
If you have questions about Maternal-Fetal Specialists, please speak with your Women’s Health Arizona provider.
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Women’s Health Arizona Management Services (WHAMS) is an Arizona corporation providing management services to Women’s Health Arizona (WHA). Permission is granted by Arizona OBGYN Affiliates (AOA) to WHA to use the WHA name and logo, for marketing purposes only.
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