Of course, no one wants to go into a pregnancy being concerned about possible complications.

But for some women, those who are starting families later in life or those with other medical conditions, it is a risk they face.

While most of these moms have healthy pregnancies and healthy babies, it's good to know that they can deliver their baby (or babies) at a hospital that's truly prepared for anything. A hospital that is especially created to care for preemies.

With the largest Neonatal Intensive Care Unit in the Rocky Mountain Region and the most experienced team of maternal-fetal specialists, we care for more higher-risk moms and their babies than anywhere in Colorado, keeping moms and their babies together...All under one roof.

With over 25 years or providing these unique medical services, our team offers women and their babies unparalleled experience in the care of mothers with complex pregnancies and babies with complicated post-birth problems.

And with mothers and babies housed in the same building, there is no need for maternal separation anxiety. They can be with their babies, hold them, help care for them love them as much as possible. By keeping these moms and their newborns together, we eliminate need and additional risk of transport of a very sick newborn to another hospital.

To help you learn more about high-risk pregnancies and the care provided in the neonatal intensive care unit, we created this site for expectant parents who may be managing a high-risk pregnancy or those preparing for a possible premature baby (or babies).