Mother-Baby Health
 | Key Takeaways |
- Experts at El Camino Health provide comprehensive pregnancy care in the South Bay with tailored support for every trimester.
- Our Mountain View and Los Gatos hospitals offer 24/7 OB emergency care with no waiting and no referrals needed.
- El Camino Health partners with Stanford Children’s Health to provide advanced prenatal testing, maternal-fetal medicine consults and genetic counseling to support high-risk pregnancies.
What Support Do We Provide During Pregnancy?
Count on the maternity team at El Camino Health to guide the way with comprehensive, holistic care. You can find tailored treatment, maternal education and unique programs for every trimester, delivered by experts who know you.
Our team-based approach brings together providers in emergency obstetrics, high-risk pregnancy care and perinatal diagnostics. Whether your pregnancy is low-risk or more complex, our focus is always on you and your baby’s health.
Obstetrics Emergency Department
If your pregnancy takes an unexpected turn, we’re ready. Obstetrics (OB) emergency care is available 24/7 — no waiting, no referrals. Whether you feel contractions, notice unusual symptoms or just know something isn’t right, our obstetricians are here to evaluate and care for you right away.
Patients who are at least 16 weeks pregnant and need urgent care can go straight to the OB emergency department, located at our Mountain View and Los Gatos hospitals.
High-Risk Pregnancy Care
Learning that your pregnancy involves added risks can be unexpected and overwhelming. Our team of maternal-fetal medicine specialists, OB/GYNs and genetic counselors works together to closely monitor your health and your baby’s development. We support your decisions, provide clear guidance and do everything we can to ensure a safe, healthy delivery.
El Camino Health/Stanford Children’s Health Perinatal Diagnostic Center
Located at our Mountain View campus, the El Camino Health/Stanford Children’s Health Perinatal Diagnostic Center offers advanced prenatal testing, imaging and genetic counseling for high-risk pregnancies. Our experts partner with you to assess your baby’s health, explain results clearly and guide your next steps.
California Black Infant Health Program
The California Black Infant Health (BIH) Program, offered by the County of Santa Clara, is a free statewide resource supporting Black mothers during pregnancy and the postpartum period. The program promotes equitable health outcomes by offering safe spaces to connect with other moms, receive guidance from a public health nurse and set personal goals. Through group sessions, culturally affirming education and support, BIH helps Black mothers and their babies thrive during a critical time.
Our Strength. Your Health.
Jamie bravely overcame severe postpartum depression and anxiety after the birth of her daughter. Today, she is resilient, bringing up her two beloved children.
People Also Ask
Does El Camino Health accept my insurance for maternity services?
We accept most major insurance plans. It’s always best to confirm coverage with your provider and our financial counselors.
What should I bring when I come to the hospital for labor or emergency care?
Please bring your ID, insurance card, any current medications and a packed hospital bag with essentials for you and your baby. Learn how to prepare for labor and delivery with a complete hospital packing list.
Will I see the same providers throughout my pregnancy?
Your OB/GYN or midwife will coordinate most of your care. Specialists provide support as needed, so you have a consistent team guiding your pregnancy.