19 апр. 2018 г. · If you are at low risk for complications, a family doctor or midwife might be right for you. However, if you have a high-risk pregnancy, you ...

7 февр. 2021 г. · If you opt to see your primary care provider for your prenatal care, you may have a warm hand-off to an OB/GYN around 34-36 weeks of pregnancy.

If you require specialized care, your family physician or midwife will complete a referral form for you to see an obstetrician. Doula. Some women choose to ...

Our nationally-recognized physicians provide you with a full spectrum of care, including pregnancy and childbirth care.

Others choose to see a midwife or nurse practitioner who specializes in prenatal care. You can also get prenatal care at some Planned Parenthood health centers.

In Ontario you have three options for care providers in pregnancy: midwives, obstetricians, and family doctors. Each are qualified to provide safe and complete ...

If you are ready to start or expand your family, schedule a pre-conception visit with your doctor about three months in advance. They will want to discuss your ...

10 февр. 2023 г. · Most family medicine doctors typically only oversee low-risk pregnancies and will transfer any high-risk cases to either OB/GYNs or maternal ...

Family physician: In communities where there are plenty of OB/GYNs, family doctors may not deliver babies. But many family doctors can provide prenatal care and ...

Obstetricians, family doctors, midwives and nurse practitioners are all qualified to provide prenatal care.