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Preeclampsia Foundation
National nonprofit with plain-language information and patient support for preeclampsia, HELLP syndrome, and other high blood pressure disorders of pregnancy and after birth.
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Your health & your baby
A complication can make pregnancy feel frightening. These specialists and support organizations help you understand your diagnosis and get the care you need.
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National nonprofit with plain-language information and patient support for preeclampsia, HELLP syndrome, and other high blood pressure disorders of pregnancy and after birth.
Support for people with hyperemesis gravidarum (severe pregnancy nausea and vomiting): volunteer peer support, support groups, tools for managing HG, and a list of recommended providers.
Maimonides Medical Center
High-risk pregnancy care in Brooklyn for conditions like gestational diabetes, preeclampsia, multiples, or past pregnancy loss, plus a postpartum program that tracks blood pressure for a year.
NYU Langone Health
Brooklyn specialists for high-risk pregnancies, including gestational diabetes, preeclampsia, heart conditions, multiples, and a history of preterm labor or miscarriage.
Mount Sinai Health System
Maternal-fetal medicine specialists in East Harlem who care for high-risk pregnancies and pregnancy complications, with ultrasound and fetal testing.
NewYork-Presbyterian / Columbia University Irving Medical Center
Coordinated care in Washington Heights for pregnancies with serious complications such as diabetes, heart disease, neurologic disease, cancer, or placenta accreta.
NewYork-Presbyterian / Weill Cornell Medicine
High-risk pregnancy program on the Upper East Side that follows patients from before conception through pregnancy and the postpartum period, as a consult or for full prenatal care.
NewYork-Presbyterian
Flushing hospital OB/GYN department listed by NewYork-Presbyterian as a place to book maternal-fetal medicine appointments for high-risk pregnancies in Queens.