Perinatal clinic
Specialized care for women with high-risk pregnancies
For an appointment
If you are interested in our services, your primary care provider can refer you for testing and consultation with our maternal fetal specialists.
For more information call 763-236-8438.
We offer personalized care and consultation, monitoring and treatment of pregnancy complications. If your primary care physician believes that your pregnancy may carry a higher degree of risk than most, we will work with you and your physician to promote the healthiest possible pregnancy and birth.
Specialized, experienced staff
Highly specialized professional experience and skills, state-of-the-art equipment and open communication with you and your doctor are key elements of our service. We also understand your unique emotional needs and value your comfort and peace of mind.
Our professional staff includes:
- Maternal fetal specialists/perinatologists - obstetrician / gynecologists (OB/GYNs) who specialize in maternal-fetal medicine and fetal surgery. Services provided by
Minnesota Perinatal Physicians
- Genetic counselors - health professionals with masters' degrees in genetics with an emphasis in counseling
- Neonatal nurse practitioners - registered nurses with specialized training who work with neonatologists
- Skilled nurses - registered nurses with extensive experience in high-risk obstetrical nursing
- Sonographers - registered ultrasound technologists with training to recognize well-being or signs of abnormalities in unborn babies
- Pediatric cardiologists
Specialty services
Consultation and care
Our maternal fetal specialists/perinatologists provide the following services, with information and recommendations clearly communicated to you and your primary physician:
- Consultation before pregnancy for women who have experienced a previous high-risk pregnancy
- Diagnostic procedures such as amniocentesis, chromosome testing conducted in early pregnancy
- Consultation, monitoring or treatment of the mother's medical conditions or pregnancy complications
- Consultation with your primary care physician, available 24 hours a day
- Detailed fetal anatomic exams done through ultrasound examination.
- Antenatal testing
Genetic counseling
Families may be concerned about the potential for birth defects, genetic disorders or other medical problems during the pregnancy. These concerns are often due to maternal age, family history, exposures, ancestry or other issues. Consulting with our genetic counselors may help clarify these risks and the available options to address them. Genetic counselors can:
- Help interpret complex family histories
- Review and select the most appropriate test
- Help interpret genetic test results
- Educate families and facilitate informed decision making about reproductive options, prenatal diagnostic and prenatal screening options, and preventative strategies.
Ultrasound diagnostics
Our ultrasound practice is accredited by the American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine. Using state-of-the-art equipment, our team of sonographers and maternal fetal specialists provides detailed analyses of targeted pregnancy ultrasounds.
For more information
If you are interested in perinatal services, please discuss it with your primary care clinic and ask that they refer you by calling 763-236-8438.
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