Care Through Pregnancy and Beyond
Pregnancy brings many milestones, decisions and questions for both mother and baby.
Regular antenatal care supports your health and your baby’s development from early pregnancy through birth preparation and postnatal follow-up.
Your Pregnancy Journey
Early Pregnancy
Confirming your pregnancy, understanding what comes next and discussing early scans and screening.
Antenatal Monitoring
Regular check-ins as your pregnancy progresses and your baby continues to grow.
Birth Preparation
Preparing for delivery and discussing the birth options and arrangements that may be suitable for you.
Postnatal Follow-Up
Supporting your recovery, wellbeing and changing health needs after your baby arrives.
Pregnancy Conditions & Concerns
Some pregnancies may require additional assessment or closer monitoring because of symptoms, an existing medical condition or a concern that develops during pregnancy.
Conditions and concerns may include:
- Bleeding in Early Pregnancy
- Ectopic Pregnancy
- Miscarriage
- Severe Nausea and Vomiting in Pregnancy
- Gestational Diabetes
- High Blood Pressure in Pregnancy
- Pre-Eclampsia
- Placental Concerns
- Multiple Pregnancy
- Foetal Growth Concerns
- High-Risk Pregnancy
Screening, Tests & Assessments
Screening and assessments help monitor the health and wellbeing of both mother and baby throughout pregnancy.
Depending on your stage of pregnancy, medical history and individual healthcare needs, your specialist may recommend:
- Pregnancy Confirmation & Early Assessment
- Antenatal Risk Assessment
- First Trimester Screening
- OSCAR Screening
- Non-Invasive Prenatal Testing (NIPT)
- Ultrasound Scans (2D/3D/4D)
- Gestational Diabetes Screening
- Foetal Monitoring (Cardiotocography)
- Growth & Wellbeing Assessments
Common Questions
After a positive pregnancy test, arrange your first antenatal appointment to confirm the pregnancy and discuss your early pregnancy care. Let the clinic know if you have an existing medical condition, take regular medication, or experience bleeding or significant abdominal pain.
Yes. Bring any previous medical records, blood test results and ultrasound reports to your appointment so our specialist can review your pregnancy care to date and advise on the next steps.
Arrange an obstetric review so the concern can be properly assessed and monitored. Our specialist can assess conditions such as gestational diabetes, pregnancy-related high blood pressure, pre-eclampsia or foetal growth concerns. Depending on your needs, additional monitoring, tests or coordinated hospital care may be recommended.
Yes. Postnatal follow-up may include reviewing your recovery, discussing ongoing symptoms and addressing health concerns that arise after childbirth.
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