P2P Low-Risk Maternity Clinic
for Pregnancy and Postpartum Care
Who can benefit from this service?
- Routine prenatal and postnatal care
- Counseling and education, including managing concerns and complications
- Coordination of specialist care, if needed
- Delivery planning and preparation
- Check-ups to ensure the both of you are doing well in the 6 weeks after your delivery.
What happens at my appointments?
You will have individual appointments throughout your pregnancy and 6 weeks postpartum with a Physician and Registered Nurse. These appointments will be scheduled at different intervals depending on where you are at in your pregnancy, with an appointment weekly when you are in the last 4 weeks before baby comes.
You will receive complete medical assessments and referrals to have bloodwork and ultrasounds done, and also have opportunities to discuss with our team any questions you may have throughout your pregnancy, about childbirth or after your baby is born on topics such as newborn care, breastfeeding, nutrition, and contraception. At each appointment, our Clinical Assistants will help you coordinate your appointments, weigh you and take your blood pressure, and then our physician and RN will meet with you to talk about how your pregnancy is progressing, including talking about your baby’s heart rate, growth and movement, and birth plan. Our team will also ensure that referrals for specialist care or other services to support you in your pregnancy journey are completed as required.
How do I access the service?
You can self-refer by calling 587-796-0765 or get a referral from your Peaks to Prairies PCN family physician. This service is by appointment only.
Where is the service located?
The P2P Maternity Clinic is located at Peaks to Prairies PCN, 4920-50th Ave in Olds. The clinic is open Monday to Thursday from 8:30 – 4:30.
Resources
General Information
Homepage – Healthy Parents Healthy Children
Resources for during Pregnancy
Routine Ultrasounds
Dating ultrasound:
Nuchal Translucency:
18-20 week Anatomy Screen:
Echogenic Foci, what is it?:
Biophysical Profile/BPP:
First Trimester
Nausea and vomiting/1st trimester discomforts:
Medications, Pregnancy and Breastfeeding Safety:
Second Trimester
Gestational Diabetic Screen:
Prenatal Information:
Third Trimester
Vaccinations in Pregnancy:
Group B Strep:
What is a membrane sweep?:
Resources for LABOUR & DELIVERY
Pain Control Options for Labour:
Oxytocin injection for Mom after Delivery:
Vit K injection for the Newborn:
Induction of Labour and Augmentation:
Caesarean Section:
Vaginal Birth after C-Section:
Resources for POST-PARTUM
Post-Partum Blues and Mood disorders:
Mom Tribe:
Resources for BREASTFEEDING
How to attach a baby to the breast:
Breastfeeding videos:
Useful handouts from Dr. J, Newman:
Pumping Info:
Safe Storage of Breastmilk:
Resources for Using FORMULA
How much Formula to prepare for your baby:
Safe preparation and handling:
Resources for NEWBORN/BABY Care
Newborns | Alberta Health Services:
Safe infant sleep:
Healthy baby health brain – infant development:
A new way to understand your baby’s crying:
Immunizations and Vaccines:
Sleep training: