Sutter Amador Prenatal Care and Testing

Pregnancy is full of firsts, from hearing that first fetal heartbeat to meeting your baby for the first time. At Sutter Amador Hospital, experienced obstetricians help guide you through every exciting development.

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A healthy pregnancy starts with expert prenatal care. Experienced obstetricians and medical staff at Sutter Amador Hospital help guide you through your pregnancy journey. We provide preconception guidance, comprehensive prenatal check-ups during each trimester and any tests you and your baby may need.
If you encounter challenges during your pregnancy, your obstetrician may refer you to an off-site maternal fetal specialist who can provide advanced care and the latest in diagnostic tests and imaging.

To help support your mental health and well-being during pregnancy, our location offers holistic services including nutrition counseling as well as childbirth and breastfeeding classes.

Patient Information

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Interested in becoming a Sutter patient? Here’s what you need to know about health plans, choosing a doctor and how to get started today.

Fetal Movement Counting

From 28 weeks of pregnancy until delivery, fetal movement counting is a helpful way to keep track of a healthy baby. Here’s how to do it.

Fetal Movement Counting

Tips to Choose a Great OB/Gyn

Follow this advice to find the right doctor for you and your growing baby.

How to Find a Pediatrician

It’s best to find a pediatrician before you give birth. Here’s why.

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High-Risk Pregnancy Care

If you’ve been diagnosed as “high-risk,” don’t worry. Doctors in the Sutter Health network are here to help.

Genetics Research

Genetics studies the genes and DNA coding that each person inherits from their parents and how these genes can lead to disease or better health. Some inherited genes cause diseases such as Tay-Sachs or sickle cell anemia, while mutations in genes can cause genetic disorders, such as Down syndrome. However, doctors also use genetics to understand which treatments may work best for an individual.

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