Midwest Fetal Care Center
Midwest Fetal Care Center is the first and largest advanced fetal care program in the Upper Midwest. Providing expanded access to prenatal care.
Pregnancy
Advances in Therapies for Mother and Baby
Highlights from the 2017 Fetal to Neonatal Care Conference: Advances in Therapies for Mother and Baby
The first Fetal to Neonatal Care conference, hosted by Midwest Fetal Care Center, brought together experts in fetal and perinatal medicine to promote knowledge of advanced interventions and therapies. Read more for a few highlights.
Children’s Pedcast: Midwest Fetal Care Center opens
Dr. David Lynch-Salamon talks about the Midwest Fetal Care Center's new Minneapolis clinic space at The Mother Baby Center at Abbott Northwestern Hospital and Children's Minnesota.
Midwest Fetal Care Center
Midwest Fetal Care Center is the first and largest advanced fetal care program in the Upper Midwest. Providing expanded access to prenatal care.
Children’s Minnesota and Allina Health open Michael and Ann Ciresi Midwest Fetal Care Center
New state-of-the-art facility is the largest of its kind in Upper Midwest
New Midwest Fetal Care Center opens in Minneapolis
KARE-TV visited the new Michael and Ann Ciresi Midwest Fetal Care Center, located at The Mother Baby Center, the first and largest advanced fetal care center in the Upper Midwest.
Midwest Fetal Care Center recruits one of the nation’s top genetic therapy researchers
Joseph Lillegard, MD, PhD, Joins Midwest Fetal Care Center as Research Director and Pediatric Surgeon
Mother Baby Center
The Mother Baby Center offers you everything you need for your baby’s birth. We bring together a few of the best-known names in mother and baby care.
Conditions and Services
At the Children's Minnesota gynecology program, home of the only two pediatric and adolescent gynecologists in Minnesota, we treat babies, girls and adolescents every day who have minor, moderate or severe gynecological issues. We offer the latest treatments and technologies available in the United States to resolve symptoms while maintaining a child's reproductive health.