Maternal Fetal Medicine Center
Perinatal care encompasses two areas that are required for a healthy pregnancy – a healthy baby and a healthy mother. The maternal fetal medicine program at Women’s Medicine Collaborative provides specialized care for women with high-risk pregnancies.
Schedule an Appointment
To schedule an appointment please call 401-793-7022.
Our physicians see patients at our West River Street office, 146 West River Street Providence, RI 02904, as well as patients who have been admitted to Rhode Island Hospital and Women & Infants Hospital.
Forms for Patients and Providers
Advanced maternal age, a chronic medical condition, lifestyle choices, prior pregnancy complications, or having a multiple pregnancy may be reasons your obstetrician referred you to our maternal fetal medicine specialists.
We understand that being told you have a "high-risk" pregnancy can be emotionally stressful. We will help you to understand your risk, how to manage any medical conditions you might have during your pregnancy and how your health might affect labor and delivery.
Our maternal fetal medicine program offers high-risk pregnancy care for women whose pregnancies require more frequent monitoring, medications, or treatments.
We manage the care of women with existing health problems, such as diabetes, those who develop complications during pregnancy, and any health problems that develop after pregnancy.
Leah Battista, MD is a maternal fetal medicine specialist with extensive experience in all areas of high-risk obstetrics.
Our team of physicians, nurses, genetic counselors, behavioral medicine specialists, registered dietitians, ultrasound technologists and more, provide personalized care for you and your baby to ensure the best possible outcomes.
The team works collaboratively with your other providers, such as internists, obstetricians, midwives, obstetric medicine physicians, and medical specialists to co-manage your care. We may also consult with neonatologists or other pediatric experts to make sure your baby gets the care he or she needs.
Learn more about multidisciplinary obstetric medicine service (MOMS) at Lifespan