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Our Medical Director, Richard Porreco, MD, says he and his physician and nurse colleagues are here because women can have complications during some pregnancies. This can be very serious, which is why Presbyterian/St. Luke's Medical Center and Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children at P/SL in Denver has assembled the most experienced team of high-risk specialists in the Rocky Mountains and Great Plains. Prepared for Anything our Board Certified Maternal-Fetal Specialists, led by Richard Porreco, MD, provide complete obstetric care throughout your pregnancy, delivery and postpartum period. They also work in consultation with your primary care obstetrician. We're Prepared for Anything Because our maternal-fetal specialists work along side the region's largest team of adult, neonatal and pediatric specialists, as well as the region's leading team of dedicated nurses with advanced training in fetal evaluation and caring for high-risk pregnancies, we are prepared for anything. Complications that Can Exist Prior to Pregnancy or Those that Can Arise during Pregnancy
At the Center for Maternal-Fetal Care at Presbyterian/St. Luke's Medical Center and Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children, each patient's team of specialists provides expert care and treatment for medically complicated pregnancies that may require:
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