Maternity care supports women throughout pregnancy, childbirth, and the postnatal period. Its purpose is to monitor the health of the mother and baby, identify potential complications, provide reliable medical guidance, and prepare families for childbirth and recovery.

Antenatal care: Regular pregnancy check-ups help monitor maternal blood pressure, weight, general health, and the baby's growth. Depending on the stage of pregnancy and individual needs, the doctor may recommend blood tests, urine tests, ultrasound scans, nutritional guidance, and appropriate vaccinations.

Pregnancy monitoring and preparation: Expectant mothers receive guidance on nutrition, physical activity, common pregnancy symptoms, warning signs, and preparation for labour. Additional monitoring may be recommended for women with existing medical conditions or pregnancy-related complications.

Delivery planning: The care team assesses the progress of pregnancy and discusses suitable delivery options. The plan may involve vaginal delivery or caesarean delivery, depending on medical indications and the circumstances at the time of birth.

Postnatal care: After childbirth, follow-up care focuses on physical recovery, bleeding, wound healing when applicable, breastfeeding support, and the mother's emotional well-being. The baby's initial health and feeding are also important parts of postnatal support.

A continuous and personalized maternity care plan helps women make informed decisions at every stage and seek medical attention when concerns arise.