Norton Mom
Every Pregnancy Is Unique. Every Mom Belongs Here.
Whether you’re starting or growing your family, pregnancy at 35 and beyond can bring different questions. Norton Women’s Care brings together experienced OB/GYNs, midwives and specialists in high-risk pregnancy, with access to pediatric specialists at Norton Children’s. You’ll have expertise for whatever comes next and support for your health throughout pregnancy, delivery and beyond.
Whatever Your Pregnancy Brings, We’re Here for It.
For pregnancy at 35 and beyond, choose from experienced OB/GYNs, certified nurse midwives and doulas for care that fits your needs and preferences. If your pregnancy requires additional expertise, your care team can coordinate with maternal-fetal medicine specialists and The Wendy Novak Diabetes Institute Perinatal Program for gestational diabetes care. Should your baby need additional expertise, care can easily transition to Norton Children’s, with teams working together to support you and baby.
Norton Women’s Care offers the region’s only anesthesia team dedicated exclusively to obstetrics, 24/7 obstetric hospitalist coverage and an OB intensive care unit. Your maternity care also connects you to Norton Children’s pediatric specialists and the region’s only Level IV NICU, the highest level of neonatal care, so you can feel confident knowing advanced care is available for you and your baby.
Pregnancy at this stage of life can bring different questions. Our teams help you understand prenatal screening and genetic testing options, with education to support informed decisions about your care. Extensive selection of childbirth classes and hospital and NICU tours help you feel more prepared for delivery and your baby’s arrival.
While you’re preparing for your baby’s arrival, we’re looking ahead to your care, too. Norton Women’s Care supports you beyond delivery with postpartum care and resources for your recovery, and overall well-being—because your health remains a priority in this new chapter.
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Pregnancy Perspectives
Explore articles and expert insights to help you feel informed throughout your pregnancy journey.
Geriatric pregnancy age: What it means and why terminology is changing
Navigating the fourth trimester over 35: What to expect and how to care for yourself
From caregiver to patient: A nurse midwife’s own birth story
A healthy pregnancy is possible with challenges of diabetes