Patients must be referred by their primary care provider.
To make a referral or schedule an appointment at any clinic location, call our centralized scheduling department:
612-863-4502612-863-4502.
Providers, please complete these forms:
Minnesota Perinatal Physicians
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Protecting your health. With our enhanced precautions and virtual care options, take comfort in knowing that we’re ready to safely care for you whenever you need us. Learn more about what we're doing to keep you safe.
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Expert, personalized high-risk pregnancy care
Minnesota Perinatal Physicians, part of Allina Health, offers expert and personalized high-risk obstetrical care in the Upper Midwest.
From diagnosis to treatment and pre-pregnancy to returning back home, we provide comprehensive and seamless care for all maternal health concerns, pregnancy complications and fetal abnormalities.
A nationally renowned team
Our providers include maternal fetal medicine specialists/perinatologists, advanced practice nurses, obstetrical nurses, certified midwives, genetic counselors, nurse care coordinators, social workers and specially trained ultrasound sonographers. View clinic locations.
Partnering with primary care providers
Minnesota Perinatal Physicians values the role of the primary care providers in caring for women with high-risk pregnancies. We emphasize timely and open communication and work in collaboration with a woman and her primary care provider to develop and manage a plan of care throughout the pregnancy. View brand promise.
Exceptional outcomes
Our collaboration with neonatal specialists at Children's Minnesota results in some of the best outcomes in the nation for women experiencing high-risk pregnancies and babies who are born prematurely or with special health care needs.