At Essential Woman LLC, preconception care isn’t just about physical health—it’s about addressing emotional, mental, and lifestyle factors that contribute to a healthy pregnancy. You’ll receive guidance on stress management, mindfulness, and emotional well-being to ensure you’re fully prepared for the journey ahead.

Personalized, Expert Prenatal Care

• At Essential Woman LLC, every woman receives customized, expert prenatal care tailored to her specific needs. Our team of experienced providers and women's health specialists ensure comprehensive medical attention to monitor both mother and baby, focusing on overall well-being and health throughout pregnancy.

Serene, Spa-Like Environment

• Our clinic offers a luxury spa-like atmosphere, where the focus is on relaxation and rejuvenation. Soft lighting, soothing scents, and calming music create a serene space where you can unwind and enjoy your prenatal visits without the clinical feel of a typical doctor’s office.

Prenatal Massage Therapy

• Expecting mothers can indulge in prenatal massage therapy, which not only reduces tension, stress, and muscle discomfort but also promotes relaxation and emotional well-being. Our skilled massage therapists use gentle techniques to support the body’s changing needs during pregnancy, focusing on areas that need relief while ensuring both safety and comfort.

Organic Facials and Skincare

• Pregnant women deserve to feel pampered and radiant. At Essential Woman LLC, we offer organic facials using natural, pregnancy-safe products. These treatments help refresh the skin, address any pregnancy-related changes, and enhance your glow, leaving you feeling rejuvenated and beautiful.

Holistic Wellness Focus

• Our luxury pregnancy care integrates holistic practices, offering nutritional counseling, mindfulness techniques, and guidance on maintaining balance throughout pregnancy. We believe in supporting the whole person—physically, mentally, and emotionally—helping mothers-to-be stay healthy, strong, and centered.

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Comprehensive Support Services

• Beyond prenatal medical care, Essential Woman LLC provides access to additional wellness resources, including lactation support, birth planning assistance, and postpartum recovery programs, ensuring every step of your journey is supported.

VIP Experience

• With VIP membership, pregnant women have exclusive access to premium services, priority appointments, and dedicated time with our health experts. This personalized attention ensures that each mother’s unique pregnancy journey is as smooth and luxurious as possible.

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A Supportive, Caring Environment

• At Essential Woman LLC, we prioritize not only the health of our clients but also their emotional well-being. Our compassionate staff creates a nurturing, judgment-free space where every woman feels valued and cared for during her pregnancy journey.

Relaxation and Stress Relief

• The stress of pregnancy is minimized with special relaxation treatments, meditation sessions, and even aromatherapy options to keep mothers calm and centered throughout their experience.

Concierge-Style Service

• For those seeking the ultimate convenience, we offer concierge-style services, allowing mothers to enjoy flexible appointment times, doula care and access to a dedicated care team that’s available to assist at any time.

Exclusive Postpartum Care

• Even after delivery, mothers continue to receive luxury postpartum care that includes wellness checks, healing massages, and support for adjusting to life with a newborn, all in the same luxurious and pampering environment.

By combining high-quality medical care with a luxurious, spa-like environment, Essential Woman LLC ensures that every expecting mother enjoys a premium, stress-free pregnancy experience, where both physical health and emotional well-being are prioritized. This approach allows mothers to embrace their pregnancy with confidence, comfort, and a touch of luxury.

Every woman has certain tests during pregnancy. Some women, depending on their age, family history, or ethnicity, may undergo additional testing.

Some tests are screening tests, and others are diagnostic tests. If your health care provider orders a screening test, keep in mind that such tests do not diagnose problems. They evaluate risk. So a screening test result that comes back abnormal does not mean there is a problem with your infant. It means that more information is needed. Your health care provider can explain what the test results mean and possible next steps.

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Some Tests that may be run based on your evaluation include:

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Glucose challenge screening. Usually given between 24 and 28 weeks of pregnancy, this screening assesses your risk for gestational diabetes. You will consume a sugary drink and get a blood test 1 hour later to measure your blood sugar levels. If you are at high risk—for example, if you have a family history of diabetes, are obese, had a large baby in a previous pregnancy, or are having twins—you should discuss this with your health care provider get a test for blood glucose earlier in your pregnancy.

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Group B streptococcus (pronounced STREP-tuh-KOK-uhss) infection screening. This test is performed between 35 and 37 weeks of pregnancy to look for bacteria (GBS) that can cause pneumonia or other serious infections in your infant. Swabs will be used to take cells from your vagina and rectum. Women who test positive for GBS will need antibiotics when in labor.

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Ultrasound exam. You will likely have an ultrasound exam between 18 and 20 weeks of pregnancy to check for any problems with the developing fetus. During an ultrasound exam, gel is spread on your belly and a special tool is moved over it to create a "picture" of the fetus on a monitor.

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Urine test. At each prenatal visit, you will give a urine sample, which will be tested for signs of diabetes, urinary tract infections, and preeclampsia.

Glucose tolerance test. If the 1-hour glucose challenge screening is above a certain level, your health care provider may order this test. You will fast for at least 8 hours before the test. Your blood is drawn to test your "fasting blood glucose level." You will consume a sugary drink, and your blood will be taken every hour for 3 hours to see how your body reacts to the sugar. You may then be diagnosed with gestational diabetes.

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Non-stress test. This test is performed in the third trimester (28 weeks or later) to monitor the fetus's health. A belt placed around your belly measures the fetal heart rate while the fetus is at rest and while the fetus is moving or kicking. This test can determine if the fetus is getting enough oxygen.

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Biophysical profile (BPP). This test, given in the third trimester of pregnancy, monitors the fetus's breathing, movement, muscle tone, and heart rate as well as the amount of amniotic fluid to determine fetal well-being. The BPP includes an ultrasound test and a non-stress test.