Prenatal Diagnostic Tests
Accurate Testing for Your Pregnancy
Most babies are born healthy, but about 3–5% will have a birth defect or disability, such as spina bifida, autism, or intellectual disabilities. The chance of having a baby with a congenital condition like Down syndrome increases with maternal age.
Some diagnostic tests can provide important information about your baby’s health, but because they’re invasive, they may carry a small risk of complications like bleeding, infection, or miscarriage. Thankfully, these risks are usually low.
Every pregnancy is unique, and so are your options. We encourage you to talk with your pregnancy care provider to explore which testing choices feel right for you and your family.
With advanced technology, compassionate care, and a collaborative approach, we ensure that every expectant parent receives the highest standard of support.
Related Specialties
Obstetrics and Gynecology
Our team provides complete care for women during pregnancy and childbirth and offers general wellness exams and treatment for women in all stages of life.
Maternal Fetal Medicine
Our team cares for pregnant women who need surgery or other treatment, have high risk pregnancies, or need treatment for their developing fetuses.
Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine
Medical care for premature or very ill newborns and infants, practiced within newborn intensive care units (NICUs).
