Prenatal Care

Your provider will take a full health history, perform a physical exam, and likely order baseline labs or an ultrasound to confirm your due date. We’ll talk through early pregnancy symptoms, safe medications, and what to expect in the weeks ahead—all in a supportive, no-pressure environment. 

You’ll leave with a clear prenatal care plan tailored to your pregnancy timeline, along with follow-up appointments and recommended tests. If anything comes up between visits, our team is just a phone call or message away—because your care doesn’t stop when you walk out the door.

Prenatal care includes regular check-ups, lab work, ultrasounds, screenings, nutritional guidance, and support for physical and emotional well-being.

Most patients are seen every 4 weeks until 28 weeks, every 2 weeks until 36 weeks, and weekly until delivery, though this may vary if your pregnancy is high-risk.

Not typically. Most pregnancies include a few scheduled ultrasounds, but more may be ordered based on your needs or concerns.

Genetic screening is optional and offered early in pregnancy. We’ll explain your choices and help you decide what’s right for you.

Blood and urine tests check for anemia, infections, gestational diabetes, and other health indicators for you and your baby.

We recommend a daily prenatal vitamin with folic acid, iron, calcium, and DHA. We can suggest trusted brands and adjust based on your needs.

Yes—continuity of care is a priority at WomanCare. Whenever possible, we’ll ensure you see the same OB/GYN or midwife throughout your journey.

Most prenatal services are covered by insurance, but we’ll help confirm your benefits and explain any costs upfront

We’re always here for you. Our patient portal and care team allow you to ask questions, request refills, or flag concerns anytime between appointments.