Dr. Gary Stephens Discusses Pregnancy Loss
Posted on May 1, 2019Pregnancy loss is more common than you might think. “At any one time, there’s probably 10 or 20 women at Fort Sanders Perinatal Center that have experienced miscarriages in their lifetime,” Dr. Gary Stephens explains. Watch Dr. Stephens’ full interview with WBIR about pregnancy loss.
Read moreA Gift of Time for Grieving Families
Posted on March 14, 2019Danielle Rouse donated a CuddleCot to Fort Sanders Regional so families of stillborn babies will have more time to say goodbye.
Read moreFort Sanders Perinatal Center’s Steven Andrade, MD Welcomes New Baby
Posted on January 24, 2019Dr. Steven Andrade is the proud father of Lyla Mae, who delivered at Fort Sanders Regional Medical Center just two days after his move to Knoxville.
Read moreParking During Fort Sanders Regional Medical Center Construction
Posted on January 21, 2019Fort Sanders Regional Medical Center is currently undergoing a construction project to expand emergency and critical care capacity in the hospital. Beginning February 2, the P2 level of the Center for Advanced Medicine parking garage will be closed. Patients and visitors have these parking options during this time: Thompson Cancer Survival Center Parking Garage (off […]
Read moreWelcome Steven Andrade, MD
Posted on August 29, 2018Fort Sanders Perinatal Center is proud to welcome perinatologist Steven Andrade, MD to our high-risk pregnancy team. Meet our new physician.
Read moreA Patient Story: Eileen’s Three High-Risk Pregnancies
Posted on May 21, 2018The high-risk pregnancy team at Fort Sanders Perinatal guided Eileen through three high-risk pregnancies so she could be mom to three energetic children. Read her full story.
Read moreAsk Our Physicians: Traveling While Pregnant
Posted on May 15, 2018Board-Certified Perinatologist Gary Stephens, DO of Fort Sanders Perinatal Center discusses the benefits and risks of travel during pregnancy for mother and baby.
Read moreA Patient Story: Extra Care for Kerrianna’s High-Risk Pregnancy
Posted on May 11, 2018Kerrianna first came to Fort Sanders Perinatal Center after blood clotting issues made her pregnancy high risk. But during labor, it was her unborn baby’s rapid heart rate that required an emergency C-section. Read her full story.
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