Pregnancy Care With Anthus
It is more than a series of checkups.
Time to Ask, Learn, and Understand
Prenatal visits with Anthus are an hour long.
That time gives us room for clinical care, questions, education, concerns, and the things shaping your experience of pregnancy.
As pregnancy progresses, visits become more frequent to meet the changing needs of you and your baby.
Care That Changes With Your Pregnancy
Early care focuses on healthy foundations through nutrition, hydration, movement, supplements, and supportive habits.
Early Pregnancy
As Pregnancy Progresses
We prepare more intentionally for birth, breastfeeding, movement, and the weeks ahead.
Visits become more frequent as we prepare for labor, communication, your home, and what to expect as birth approaches.
In the Final Weeks
Thoughtful Monitoring Throughout Pregnancy
Labs, Screenings, and Ultrasounds
Clinical care includes routine assessment throughout pregnancy.
Prenatal labs, glucose screening, and ultrasound help us understand how you and your baby are doing and identify anything that may need closer attention.
These tools give us additional information as your pregnancy progresses.
Continuing to Assess the Plan for Birth
Home birth is intended for low-risk pregnancies, so we continue evaluating whether it remains appropriate throughout your care.
We pay attention to your health, your baby’s development, screening results, and any changes that may affect the plan for birth.
If something needs closer attention, we can involve additional expertise and help you navigate what comes next.
Preparing for Birth Before Labor Begins
As birth gets closer, we talk through labor, preparing your home, gathering supplies, when to reach out, and what to expect next.
The Home Visit
Around 37 weeks, your prenatal visit takes place in your home.
We look at the space together, talk through where you may want to labor, and work through practical details such as birth-pool placement when applicable.
Your home does not need to be large or specially designed for birth. We simply want it to feel comfortable, workable, and familiar before labor begins.
What’s Next?
Explore Birth Care
Learn what happens as labor begins, what we bring, and how you and your baby are monitored.