Dedicated Pregnancy Care

Dedicated Pregnancy Care charges a one-time membership fee that covers all prenatal visits, labor and delivery, and postpartum follow-up with Dr. Thompson. The practice does not directly accept insurance, but encourages patients to carry a PPO plan. Many patients find a portion of the membership fee reimbursable through their insurance. Contact the practice directly for current pricing details.

The practice does not bill insurance directly for the membership fee. However, Dedicated Pregnancy Care encourages patients to maintain a PPO plan. Many patients successfully seek partial reimbursement from their insurer after paying the membership fee. The practice can provide guidance on this process.

Prenatal appointments run 60 to 90 minutes. Dr. Thompson conducts an ultrasound at every visit and allows ample time for questions. This appointment length stays consistent throughout the pregnancy, not just at the first visit.

Yes. Dr. Thompson makes home visits for select appointments, including prenatal check-ups and postpartum support. Patients can ask about scheduling a home visit when they join the practice.

Every member receives Dr. Thompson's personal cell phone number. He makes himself available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Patients do not go through an after-hours answering service to reach him directly.

Dr. Thompson delivers at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital at Stanford and Sequoia Hospital. He personally attends every delivery and has not missed a birth since founding the practice in 2014.

Yes. High-risk pregnancies make up more than half of the practice's patient panel. Dr. Thompson manages conditions including gestational diabetes, preeclampsia, hypertension in pregnancy, placenta previa, fetal growth restriction, preterm labor, IVF pregnancies, and multiple births such as twins.

Prospective patients can contact the practice directly by phone or through the contact form on the practice website. The practice limits the number of patients it accepts each year to maintain individualized care. Reaching out early in your pregnancy, or even before conception, gives you the best chance of securing a spot.

Yes. Dr. Thompson offers preconception counseling for patients planning a pregnancy. This service helps identify any risk factors and create a health plan before conception, which can be particularly valuable for patients with complex medical histories or prior pregnancy losses.