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The new Virtual Obstetrics program at Northside Women’s Specialists, part of Pediatrix Medical Group, gives Atlanta, Georgia-area moms the option to monitor their vitals and have virtual appointments with their doctor from the comfort of their home.

A new report from the March of Dimes shows an increase in so-called maternity care "deserts" across the country, where moms-to-be may have to make long drives to get to their routine exams or to access emergency care.

The ability to receive prenatal and postnatal monitoring virtually is helping to improve access to maternity care in Georgia.

As the region’s only Level III neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), Hurley Medical Center in Flint, Mich. provides the highest level of expertise, the most advanced technology and a dedicated and caring staff. Dr. Ranjan...

Baptist Children’s Center at North Baptist in San Antonio, Texas provides the highest level neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) for specialized newborn care.

Most pregnancies go well without complications and most moms give birth to full-term, healthy babies. But if there are complications that could affect a babies’ health, or if the baby has a condition that needs...

St. Joseph’s Health Hospital is celebrating 50 years of providing neonatal intensive care for the Syracuse, N.Y. community. “First and foremost, everybody loves babies,” said Dr. Jonathan Chai, Pediatrix-affiliated neonatologist and practice medical director. “The...

In Idaho’s Treasure Valley, the community has access to two neonatal intensive care units (NICUs): Saint Alphonsus Boise and Saint Alphonsus Nampa. In celebration of the units’ 20-year anniversary, Stewart Lawrence, M.D., NICU medical director...

Atlanta doctors are exploring virtual maternity care for moms.

New findings from the March of Dimes reported an increase in maternity care deserts across the US. With more units and providers closing, women and babies are increasingly at risk.