Fetal care program helps mothers, babies with high-risk births


Published on: 09/18/2020

Kristen McManus was one of the first mothers to deliver her baby at Nicklaus Children’s Hospital, under the care of the Fetal Care Center, a program that provides care to infants who will need access to medical care immediately after birth.

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