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Specialized monitoring, coordinated maternity care, and compassionate support for mothers whose pregnancies require closer medical attention.
The High-Risk Pregnancy Unit at Nazarenus Hospital provides focused monitoring and coordinated care for pregnant patients whose medical condition, pregnancy-related concerns, or fetal needs require closer observation.
Our healthcare team works closely with Obstetrician-Gynecologists, nurses, diagnostic departments, and other appropriate specialists to support both maternal and fetal health throughout the patient’s care.
From careful assessment and monitoring to treatment coordination and preparation for delivery, our goal is to provide mothers with attentive, compassionate, and organized care during pregnancies that need additional medical support.
Nazarenus Hospital accepts high-risk pregnancy cases.
Patients with known pregnancy complications or concerns are encouraged to contact the hospital or consult their attending OB-Gyne physician for appropriate assessment.
A pregnancy may be considered high risk when the mother, developing baby, or both have a greater likelihood of experiencing health complications during pregnancy or delivery.
Some pregnancies are considered high risk because of an existing maternal health condition, while others may develop complications during pregnancy. Factors can include chronic medical conditions, multiple pregnancy, maternal age, and pregnancy-related complications.
High-risk pregnancy does not necessarily mean that complications will occur. It means that closer monitoring, more frequent evaluation, or additional medical support may be appropriate.
Closer observation of the mother's condition helps the healthcare team identify changes that may require additional evaluation or treatment.
Appropriate assessment of the baby's growth and well-being helps guide continuing pregnancy care.
OB-Gyne physicians, nurses, diagnostic services, and other specialists may work together depending on the mother's condition and the needs of the pregnancy.
Care is individualized according to each patient’s condition, stage of pregnancy, and recommendations of the attending healthcare team.
Closer observation of maternal vital signs, symptoms, medical conditions, and other factors that may affect pregnancy.
Appropriate monitoring of the developing baby's condition, growth, movement, and well-being as recommended by the attending OB-Gyne physician.
Coordination with Laboratory, Radiology, and other diagnostic services when testing is required as part of pregnancy monitoring and treatment.
Access to appropriate obstetric ultrasound services when requested to support fetal assessment and ongoing pregnancy care.
Administration and monitoring of physician-ordered treatments based on the mother's condition and individual pregnancy needs.
Coordination with the Obstetrics & Gynecology Department, Operating & Delivery Room Complex, NICU, and other hospital services when additional preparation is required for delivery.
A variety of maternal, fetal, and pregnancy-related factors can make closer monitoring appropriate. NICHD notes that high-risk pregnancies may involve existing health conditions, multiple pregnancy, maternal age, or health problems that develop during pregnancy.
Every pregnancy is different. The attending healthcare team determines the appropriate level of monitoring and care based on the individual patient.
High-risk pregnancy care involves more than monitoring a single condition. It requires careful communication, coordination, and attention to the changing needs of both mother and baby.
Monitoring and treatment are based on the mother's medical condition, pregnancy history, and the needs of the developing baby.
The maternity team can coordinate with Laboratory, Radiology, Internal Medicine, Cardiology, and other hospital services when additional evaluation is required.
When appropriate, the healthcare team helps coordinate delivery planning based on the mother's condition and anticipated needs of the baby.
Our team aims to keep patients appropriately informed and supported throughout pregnancy, monitoring, treatment, and preparation for delivery.
Some symptoms during pregnancy may require urgent medical assessment.
If you experience a severe or concerning symptom during pregnancy, seek medical attention promptly.
Early and regular prenatal care is important for supporting a healthy pregnancy, and patients with higher-risk pregnancies may require more frequent healthcare visits or additional monitoring.
Regular assessment helps the healthcare team follow changes in maternal and fetal health throughout pregnancy.
Appropriate monitoring and diagnostic evaluation can help healthcare professionals recognize issues that may require additional care.
Multiple healthcare professionals can work together when a mother's condition or pregnancy requires specialized medical support.
Advance planning helps coordinate the appropriate hospital services when additional support may be needed during labor, delivery, or after birth.
A high-risk pregnancy is one in which the mother, baby, or both have a greater risk of health problems during pregnancy or labor compared with a typical pregnancy.
Yes. Nazarenus Hospital accepts high-risk pregnancy cases for appropriate assessment, monitoring, and coordinated maternity care.
No. Being classified as high risk means that closer observation or additional medical care may be appropriate because the likelihood of certain complications is higher.
Factors may include existing medical conditions, multiple pregnancy, maternal age, and health problems or pregnancy complications that develop before or during pregnancy.
Some high-risk pregnancies require more frequent care and additional monitoring depending on the patient’s condition and pregnancy needs.
Additional testing may be recommended depending on the mother’s condition and the needs of the pregnancy. Your attending OB-Gyne physician will determine which examinations are appropriate.
When appropriate, the healthcare team can coordinate delivery planning with other relevant hospital services, including the NICU. Nazarenus Hospital’s NICU manages neonates born within the hospital.
Severe headache, changes in vision, trouble breathing, chest pain, severe abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding or fluid leakage, and significant changes in fetal movement are among the warning signs that warrant prompt medical attention.
Contact Nazarenus Hospital for information about high-risk pregnancy assessment, monitoring, OB-Gyne care, admission requirements, and other maternity concerns.