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The document outlines the services and contact information for the Comprehensive Maternal & Fetal Care Center, including referral procedures, appointment scheduling, and various consultations available for high-risk maternal and fetal concerns. It provides details on specific services such as MFM consultations, genetic counseling, and fetal echocardiograms, along with office locations and insurance verification options.

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Is maternal-fetal medicine the same as high-risk OB?

MFM is a subspecialty of obstetrics and gynecology. An MFM specialist, called a perinatologist, has all the training an obstetrician has, with added education in managing high-risk pregnancies. In other words, every MFM doctor is an obstetrician, but not every obstetrician is an MFM doctor.

Is MFM considered a specialist?

A maternal-fetal medicine specialist is a doctor who helps take care of women having complicated or high-risk pregnancies. These doctors are obstetricians who also completed 3 extra years of training in high-risk pregnancy.

What does MFM appointment mean?

Maternal-fetal medicine (MFM) is a subspeciality of obstetrics that focuses on high-risk pregnancies. Doctors in this field are OB-GYNs trained to care for pregnant women and their unborn children during pregnancies in which the mother, baby or both are at high risk of complications.

What is the MFM department?

Definition. Maternal-fetal medicine (MFM) is a subspecialty of obstetrics that focuses on the diagnosis, treatment, and management of high-risk pregnancies.

How is MFM different from ob-gyn?

OB does what OB would do for a regular pregnancy: weight, nausea meds, ultrasounds, etc. MFM tracks abnormalities, makes preventative recommendations around diabetes and preeclampsia and looks for twin specific issues. The MFM will also have a final say in birth recommendations.

Why would I be referred to MFM?

An MFM doctor is typically consulted when a pregnancy is considered high-risk due to factors such as pre-existing medical conditions, fetal abnormalities, or complications that develop during pregnancy.

Is a MFM worth it?

Maternal fetal medicine doctors specialize in complex pregnancies, but that isnt all they can do. Even if your health care team hasnt labeled your pregnancy high-risk, you may still benefit from an MFM visit. If your ob-gyn or midwife suspects any complications they cant address, they may refer you to MFM.

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