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Maternal-fetal medicine is a subspecialty of obstetrics that focuses on the diagnosis, treatment and on-going care of women who have a high risk of problems during pregnancy. This includes patients with a history of previous complicated pregnancies, chronic health conditions or medical issues that arise unexpectedly.

At Atlantic Maternal-Fetal Medicine, we offer a variety of services to both women with normal pregnancies and those who are at high risk:

  • Maternal fetal medicine consultations
  • Pre-conceptual consultations
  • Genetic counseling
  • Amniocentesis
  • Chorionic villus sampling
  • Routine ultrasounds
  • Fetal surveillance
  • Fetal echocardiograms
  • Sonohysterography
  • Gestational diabetes education and management

What to Expect

A maternal fetal medicine specialist, also called a perinatologist, works with a patient’s regular obstetrician to develop a care plan. Though a patient may have several appointments with the maternal fetal medicine specialist, the obstetrician will continue to manage the pregnancy and deliver the baby. Perinatologists are usually not present at delivery, but are available for consultation as needed.

Our maternal fetal medicine physician services are provided in collaboration with a specialized Atlantic Medical Group practice.  

Locations

784-792 Chimney Rock Road – Martinsville

Chilton Medical Center

Medical Arts Center (MAC) II – Overlook Medical Center

Morristown Medical Center Health Pavilion – Rockaway

Morristown Medical Center Outpatient Medicine

Atlantic Maternal Fetal Medicine - Newton

Newton Medical Center

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