One pathway from a positive test to your baby's first birthday — with a midwife you can reach between appointments.
Maternity care is where fragmented systems hurt the most — repeating your history to a stranger at 34 weeks is nobody's idea of reassurance.
You're assigned a named midwife at your first appointment and she stays with you through pregnancy, delivery planning and the year that follows. She has a direct line you can use between scheduled visits, and she'd rather you called about something small than sat at home worrying about it.
We work alongside your hospital of choice for delivery, sharing records directly so the team on the day already knows your history.
A typical schedule for an uncomplicated pregnancy. Anything higher-risk gets a denser plan, built with you.
Confirmation, baseline bloodwork and the conversations that set up everything after.
Monthly checks, the anatomy scan, and planning decisions while there's time to make them calmly.
Visits move to fortnightly then weekly, with the practical logistics locked down early.
The stage most services drop. Ours runs a full twelve months for both of you.
Mood screening at every trimester and again postpartum. Roughly one in five parents needs this support and almost nobody volunteers it unprompted.
Two certified lactation consultants with same-week availability, because feeding problems don't keep for a fortnight.
Partners are welcome at every appointment and screened for postpartum mood too — it affects them more often than people expect.
Referral into physiotherapy at six weeks as standard, rather than only when someone thinks to ask for it.
Practical, non-judgemental advice on iron, folate and what actually matters versus what the internet insists matters.
Dedicated appointments away from the main waiting area, and continuity with the same midwife if you choose.
Six midwives and one obstetrician. You'll meet the whole team over your pregnancy, but one of them is always yours.
Fourteen years in community midwifery. Runs our postpartum home-visit program.
Oversees higher-risk pregnancies and holds joint clinics with the midwifery team.
Certified lactation support, including tongue-tie assessment and pumping plans.
Our midwifery team is reachable during clinic hours for anything not covered here.
Ask Our Team →As soon as you have a positive test. Booking appointments ideally happen between weeks 6 and 9, which gives time for baseline screening and a dating scan without rushing.
We provide antenatal and postpartum care and share records with your delivery hospital, but births take place there under their team. Your midwife stays your point of contact throughout.
Dr. Petrov holds joint clinics with the midwifery team, so you get obstetric oversight without losing continuity. Genuinely complex cases are co-managed with hospital maternal-fetal medicine.
The direct line covers clinic hours. Outside those, use the 24-hour helpline — it reaches a clinician with access to your notes, not a generic call centre. For emergencies, always call 911.
Twelve months. Most services stop somewhere between six and eight weeks, which is roughly when postnatal depression peaks — so we deliberately don't.