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Pregnancy is fraught with stress, anxiety, and uncertainty. And while access to this level of pregnancy care is typically very expensive and out of reach for most, BevCap has chosen to subsidize this benefit to make a rewarding but challenging part of life a little bit easier.

To book an appointment, submit the form on this page or call (800) 477-4625 for more information. A nurse will then contact you to get to know more about you and to set you up with your telemedicine appointment.

Who better to answer your questions about a normal pregnancy, than one who specializes in abnormal? In many instances, women feel that their concerns are ignored or not taken seriously by their providers, and need extra reassurance that everything is okay, we are here for that. In other instances, what someone may have perceived as “perfectly normal” may still include risk factors that we can identify and address. Whatever the case, maternal-fetal medicine physicians are OBs with extra training in all kinds of pregnancies, so you will be advised by a highly-trained specialist who has seen it all, and is readily available to answer all of your questions.

OBGYN, and other pregnancy providers (nurse midwives, family practitioners) have general training to care for pregnancies including many common high-risk conditions including preeclampsia, gestational diabetes, and preterm birth. MFM providers extend their training by 3 to 4 years to focus on high-risk pregnancies, fetal ultrasounds, genetics, and pregnancy research evaluation. In the case of Maternity Advocates, our MFM specialist, also proceed with becoming double board certified in OBGYN and MFM by the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology.

Many providers will tout themselves as “high-risk” experts. While they may have great training and experience, we fundamentally believe that fellowship-training (advanced training) is invaluable, and reserve that label for Maternal-Fetal Medicine specialist. This is in many ways similar to many OB providers touting themselves as “infertility” experts as they are familiar with basic evaluation and treatment procedures for this condition. When facing IVF or other fertility treatments, a woman must ask herself, “who will give me the best chance at success?” We believe training and experience matters.

Many people use an MFM for various reasons. Often, pregnancy providers use us to evaluate ultrasounds as that is our expertise. They also use us to co-manage high-risk conditions such as lupus, hypertension, diabetes, colitis, seizures, clotting disorders, so that they can focus on the prenatal care itself. Another subset of patients, including many celebrities use us to discuss their normal pregnancies, as who better to ask about “normal” than someone who knows “abnormal.” We also tend to be the doctors to the doctors. Many physicians will and have seen us for their pregnancies because we are considered the “pregnancy experts.”