Each pregnancy is a unique journey—and we’re dedicated to making that journey as healthy, safe and wonderful as possible for you and your baby.
Before you become pregnant, you may choose to schedule a pre-pregnancy care checkup to:
Check with your insurance on coverage for the preconception care checkup.
You’re pregnant! This can be an exciting time and a baffling one too. Every trimester holds new milestones and symptoms, and we want you to be prepared for everything. The scheduled times you will see below for prenatal care are typical, but each person and each pregnancy is different. Your care here is personalized. If you feel you need to be seen sooner than your upcoming appointment, or you have questions that can’t wait for your scheduled appointment, we encourage you to call us any time.
Monday–Friday, 7 a.m. – 5 p.m.
After hours and weekends call 507-625-1811
Ask for the OB-GYN provider on call.
Prenatal Care
Extra Support
First Steps is a community initiative to connect expecting parents to free or low-cost services and resources. You can meet with our First Steps coordinator in the OB-GYN department when you are here for your prenatal visits. We are here to answer your questions, find resources and services, and help you with the First Steps of becoming a parent.
Complex Pregnancies
During your first visit, we will review your health, pre-existing conditions, medical history and family history.
Helpful Information
How to help prevent morning sickness (nausea/vomiting)
Special morning sickness (hyperemesis) diet
Medications you can use while pregnant
How to handle common discomforts of pregnancy
Surrogacy
Our obstetricians are dedicated to helping people build families. We are honored to care for surrogates who are carrying a baby for a couple or individual. Find out more about surrogacy and our fertility program. Read a blog from one of our obstetricians that dispels the myths surrounding surrogacy.
The more you know, the more confident and relaxed you will be. That’s why we offer a wide variety of classes to help you prepare for childbirth and for bringing your new baby home.
This is a big day! After being together throughout your pregnancy, our providers will be with you at Mayo Clinic Health System hospital in Mankato to deliver your baby.
The postpartum period begins after the delivery of your baby. This is a time to pay attention to your body.
Learn more about our Children’s Health Center and find a pediatrician for the new member of your family.
Learn more about Mankato Clinic doctors who can care for your whole family.