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Comprehensive genetic testing, counseling and follow up services
Get screened for a variety of genetic factors at any point in your routine health or pregnancy care to gain a deeper understanding of your risks and to better inform your personalized health plans. If a screening test comes back positive, we will refer you to a genetic counselor and / or our Maternal-Fetal Medicine partner. Once a full evaluation has been made, further testing such as CVS or amniocentesis will be done to give definite results and treatment plans.
Neural tube defects, like spina bifida, affect the baby’s brain or spine. Screening may include blood work and detailed ultrasounds during the second trimester. If detected, follow-up care includes imaging, counseling, and delivery planning to ensure the baby receives specialized support as early as possible.
These are structural differences in the baby’s organs or limbs, sometimes found during mid-pregnancy ultrasounds. Anatomic evaluations can detect abnormalities in the heart, kidneys, or face. Early diagnosis helps coordinate care before and after birth, giving you time to connect with specialists and make informed decisions for your baby’s care.
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A different kind of care
Almara Women’s Health is an independent practice that is owned and operated by physicians. This gives us the ability to build a more comprehensive and personalized health care delivery system specifically around the needs of women. Learn more about how to get a personalized, evidence-based, and comprehensive approach for your life and longevity.
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