Prenatal care
Care that adapts with you
Pregnancy is dynamic, and care should be flexible. As your needs change, your prenatal care evolves with you. We emphasize continuity, communication, and shared decision making so you feel supported throughout your pregnancy.
What to Expect From Prenatal Care
Prenatal visits help support your health and your baby’s health throughout pregnancy. In this video, Dr. Maeve Felle and Kathleen Wagner, CNM, WHNP, explain how prenatal care works at Partners in Women’s Health and how our team partners with you throughout your pregnancy.
Our Philosophy of Care
At Partners in Women’s Health Denver, prenatal care is grounded in partnership, trust, and thoughtful preparation. Pregnancy is not only a medical experience. It is also a personal and meaningful time, and care should reflect both your health needs and your individual experience.
We believe patients deserve clear information, space to ask questions, and support in making informed decisions throughout pregnancy. Our providers offer evidence-based medical guidance, monitor your health and your baby’s development, and help you understand what to expect at each stage.
Care is individualized within the context of safe, medically appropriate recommendations, with attention to your questions, values, preferences, and goals as your pregnancy progresses.
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Prenatal care is the ongoing care you receive during pregnancy to support your health and your baby’s development. It includes regular visits with your provider, recommended screenings, and conversations that help guide care as pregnancy progresses.
When possible, prenatal care begins early in pregnancy. Early visits help establish a strong foundation and allow us to tailor care to your needs over time. -
Prenatal care evolves throughout pregnancy, with each visit building on the last. While care is individualized, prenatal visits commonly include routine check ins, monitoring of pregnancy progression, ultrasound imaging and screening when appropriate, laboratory testing as recommended, and time to discuss questions or concerns.
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As part of prenatal care, screening and ultrasound imaging may be offered to help monitor pregnancy and support early identification of potential concerns. These tools are optional and used thoughtfully. Your provider will explain available options and help you decide what aligns with your preferences.
Schedule your
prenatal Appointment
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