Frequently Asked Questions

For your first appointment, bring any relevant medical records, a list of current medications, prescription, and any questions or concerns you may have about your pregnancy. Our team will perform a detailed assessment to understand your health and your baby’s health better. It’s helpful to know your family medical history, as it can provide insights that assist our care team in planning your personalized care.

Please bring essential items, including your ID, insurance information, comfortable clothing, personal hygiene items, and any specific birthing plan documents you’ve discussed with our team. Many expectant mothers find comfort in bringing items like music, snacks, and baby essentials. Our staff will make sure you and your family are comfortable throughout your stay.

During a fetal ultrasound, a handheld device is used to create images of your baby. This test allows us to monitor growth, check for any developmental issues, and assess the overall health of your baby. Prenatal tests can vary, and our specialists will explain each test’s purpose and process, ensuring you feel informed and comfortable at each step.

Most routine procedures, such as ultrasounds, take around 20–40 minutes. However, certain specialized tests or treatments may take longer, depending on their complexity. Our care team will give you an estimated duration before each procedure and answer any questions about what to expect.

After most procedures, you may experience mild discomfort or feel slightly tired. If you’ve had a more involved test or treatment, it’s normal to need some rest and avoid strenuous activity for a day or two. Our doctors will provide aftercare instructions tailored to your procedure, so you can recover comfortably and focus on your health and well-being.

In most cases, you can resume regular activities shortly after the procedure. For more involved procedures, we may advise taking a day or two of rest. Our doctor will discuss specific recommendations based on your individual health and the type of procedure you had.

Routine procedures, such as ultrasounds, have minimal to no risks. Certain advanced tests may carry slight risks, which will be explained in detail if they are recommended for you. Our specialists will discuss any potential risks in advance and answer your questions to ensure you feel informed and at ease about the care plan.

Regular monitoring allows us to track your baby’s growth, assess development, and quickly address any health issues that may arise for you or your baby. Routine check-ups and screenings contribute significantly to your peace of mind, helping us provide the highest level of care tailored to your unique pregnancy needs.

Yes, follow-up appointments are an important part of ensuring both your health and your baby’s health. Our care team will set up a schedule that best suits your pregnancy stage, health condition, and any specific needs. At each visit, we’ll keep you informed about your progress and guide you through the next steps.