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One of our main requirements for ourselves and our main tasks is to provide the best quality medical care and high-level service.
LELEKA Maternity Welfare Centers provide pregnant women with close supervision of experienced obstetrician-gynecologists in a friendly atmosphere without any need to queue and await. All your examinations and appointments are scheduled individually.
Prenatal care at the LELEKA Maternity Hospital is a comprehensive monitoring over health of the mother and the unborn child, a professional approach and a caring attitude at all stages of pregnancy:
- Pregnancy care of any complexity
- Calculation of the individual risk of fetal chromosomal abnormalities
- Informative classes at the online parenting school
- Study of the fetal genetic abnormalities by non-invasive and invasive methods (in case of an increased risk of fetal chromosomal abnormalities);
Prenatal Care Package Offers
Our programs are designed for women at 6 weeks of gestation and over and comply with the basic standards and guidelines of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine and the World Health Organization (WHO), as well as the recommendations and experience of the leading reproductive specialists, obstetrician-gynecologists, geneticists, and psychologists around the world. When choosing one of the prenatal care programs, you will be under close supervision of a doctor throughout the entire pregnancy period. At the consultation, the obstetrician-gynecologist will explain in detail the differences between the programs and help to choose the optimal one taking into account the gestational age and the physiological characteristics of your body.
Head of the Maternity Welfare Center in LELEKA maternity hospital
Experience
20 years
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Head of the Pechersk Maternity Welfare Center
Experience
19 years
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OB/GYN Physician
Experience
13 years
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1st Category OB/GYN Physician
Experience
12 years
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OB/GYN Physician
Experience
26 years
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Nutritionist
Experience
16 years
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Board-Certified OB/GYN, Ultrasound Specialist
Experience
30 years
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Endocrinologist
Experience
26 years
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Prenatal care, Loyal Package, singleton pregnancy (after 6 weeks and until birth)
| Service name | Number of services in the package |
|---|---|
Blood typing and Rh factor test |
1 |
Immune antibodies to erythrocytes in the system of the Rhesus (if indicated) |
2 |
Treponema pallidum, total antibodies |
2 |
HIV test |
3 |
Hepatitis C (HCV) test (total antibodies) |
1 |
Hepatitis B (HBV) test |
1 |
Hepatic and renal function indices: |
2 |
Complete blood count + ESR + manual leukocyte count |
3 |
Coagulogram (blood coagulation indicators) |
2 |
Ferritin blood test (latent iron deficiency) |
1 |
Blood glucose test |
3 |
TORCH testing: |
1 |
Screening for gestational diabetes (diabetes while pregnant) – a two-hour glucose tolerance test |
1 |
Thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) test |
1 |
Urinalysis, including a test for the presence of protein |
10 |
Urine culture using analyzer + antibioticograma |
1 |
Bacterial cultures on Streptococcus agalactiae (Streptococcus group B, urogenital material + antibioticogram) |
1 |
Urine protein (if indicated) |
3 |
A 24-hour urinary protein (daily urine) |
1 |
Colposcopy |
1 |
Pap smear |
1 |
Smear on the flora |
2 |
Ultrasound before 11 weeks |
1 |
Prenatal screening in the first trimester (PAPP-A, free beta-hCG, risk calculation) |
1 |
Expert ultrasound (11-40 weeks of gestation), singleton pregnancy |
4 |
AFP blood test |
1 |
Cardiotocogram |
6 |
ECG on a pregnant woman |
1 |
Initial consultation with an obstetrician-gynecologist |
1 |
Follow-up consultation with the obstetrician-gynecologist |
10 |
Consultation with a general physician |
2 |
Day patient treatment (4 hours) (on doctor`s order) |
1 |
Lectures in the responsible parenthood school |
1 |
Prenatal care, Basic Package, singleton pregnancy (after 6 weeks and until birth)
| Service name | Number of services in the package |
|---|---|
Blood typing and Rh factor test |
2 |
Father`s blood typing and Rh factor test |
1 |
Immune antibodies to erythrocytes in the system of the Rhesus (if indicated) |
4 |
Treponema pallidum, total antibodies |
2 |
HIV test |
3 |
Hepatitis C total antibodies |
1 |
Hepatitis BHBsAg, total antibodies |
1 |
TORCH testing: |
1 |
Complete blood count + ESR + manual leukocyte count |
3 |
Coagulogram (PT, INR, РТІ, aPTT, TT, fibrinogen) |
2 |
Clotting time blood test |
1 |
C-reactive protein (CRP) test (inflammation in the body) |
1 |
Ferritin blood test (latent iron deficiency) |
1 |
Blood glucose test |
3 |
Hepatic and renal function indices: |
2 |
Screening for gestational diabetes (diabetes while pregnant) – a two-hour glucose tolerance test |
1 |
PIGF |
1 |
Thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) test |
1 |
Urinalysis, including a test for the presence of protein |
10 |
Urine culture using analyzer + antibioticograma |
1 |
Bacterial cultures on Streptococcus agalactiae (Streptococcus group B, urogenital material + antibioticogram) |
1 |
Urine protein (if indicated) |
3 |
A 24-hour urinary protein (daily urine) |
1 |
Colposcopy |
1 |
Pap smear |
1 |
Smear on the flora |
2 |
Rapid test for amniotic fluid leaking (if indicated) |
1 |
Ultrasound before 11 weeks |
1 |
Prenatal screening in the first trimester (PAPP-A, free beta-hCG, risk calculation) |
1 |
Prenatal screening in the second trimester (AFP, beta HCG, risk calculation) |
1 |
Expert ultrasound (11-40 weeks of gestation), singleton pregnancy |
4 |
AFP blood test |
1 |
Ultrasound test |
2 |
Cardiotocogram |
6 |
ECG on a pregnant woman |
1 |
Initial consultation with an obstetrician-gynecologist |
1 |
Follow-up consultation with the obstetrician-gynecologist |
10 |
Consultation with a general physician |
2 |
Postnatal consultation (between 30-60 days after delivery) |
1 |
Consultation doctor-specialist (if indicated) |
1 |
Thyroid ultrasound on a pregnant woman |
1 |
Day patient treatment (4 hours) (on doctor`s order) |
1 |
Stay and treatment in the High-Risk Pregnancy Unit, Standard room, 1 day |
1 |
Responsible Parenthood School |
4 classes |
Transport of a pregnant woman to the healthcare facility (if necessary) |
1 |
Abdominal ultrasound |
1 |
Estradiol |
1 |
Prenatal care, Basic Package +, singleton pregnancy (after 6 weeks and until birth)
| Service name | Number of services in the package |
|---|---|
Blood typing and Rh factor test |
2 |
Father`s blood typing and Rh factor test (if indicated) |
1 |
Immune antibodies to erythrocytes in the system of the Rhesus (if indicated) |
6 |
Administration of Anti-D Immunoglobulin (RESONATIVE- 2 ml) at 28-30 weeks of gestation in Rh-negative pregnant woman with Rh-positive baby |
1 |
Treponema pallidum, total antibodies |
2 |
HIV test |
3 |
Hepatitis C (HCV) test (total antibodies) |
1 |
Hepatitis B (HBV) test |
1 |
TORCH testing: |
1 |
Complete blood count + ESR + manual leukocyte count |
4 |
Glycated haemoglobin (HbA1c) |
2 |
Coagulogram (blood coagulation indicators) |
3 |
Clotting time blood test |
1 |
C-reactive protein (CRP) test (inflammation in the body) |
2 |
Ferritin blood test (latent iron deficiency) |
2 |
Blood glucose test |
4 |
Hepatic and renal function indices: |
2 |
Calcium |
1 |
Magnesium |
1 |
Iron |
1 |
Sodium |
1 |
Potassium |
1 |
Screening for gestational diabetes (diabetes while pregnant) – a two-hour glucose tolerance test |
1 |
Estriol blood test |
1 |
Рrogesterone blood test |
2 |
PIGF (diagnostic) |
1 |
Thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) test |
3 |
Estradiol |
1 |
Free T3 |
1 |
Free T4 |
1 |
Thyroid peroxidase antibodies (TPO) |
1 |
Thyroglobulin antibodies (TGAb) |
1 |
Urinalysis, including a test for the presence of protein |
12 |
Urine culture using analyzer + antibioticograma |
2 |
Bacterial cultures on Streptococcus agalactiae (Streptococcus group B, urogenital material + antibioticogram) |
1 |
Urine protein (if indicated) |
4 |
A 24-hour urinary protein (daily urine) |
2 |
Colposcopy |
1 |
Pap smear |
1 |
Smear on the flora |
2 |
Bacterial swab culture (urogenital) + antibioticograma |
2 |
PCR. Chlamydia trachomatis (urogenital scrape, qualitative determination) |
1 |
Rapid test for amniotic fluid leaking (if indicated) |
2 |
Ultrasound before 11 weeks |
1 |
Prenatal screening in the first trimester (PAPP-A, free beta-hCG, risk calculation) |
1 |
Prenatal screening in the second trimester (AFP, beta HCG, risk calculation) |
1 |
Invasive prenatal procedure (amniocentesis) with karyotyping in the abortion material |
1 |
Expert ultrasound (11-40 weeks of gestation), singleton pregnancy |
5 |
AFP blood test |
1 |
Ultrasound test |
4 |
Cardiotocogram |
8 |
ECG on a pregnant woman |
1 |
Initial consultation with an obstetrician-gynecologist |
1 |
Follow-up consultation with the obstetrician-gynecologist |
12 |
Consultation with a general physician |
3 |
Postnatal consultation (between 30-60 days after delivery) |
1 |
Consultation doctor-specialist (if indicated) |
3 |
Consultation with a psychologist (optional) |
1 |
Thyroid ultrasound on a pregnant woman |
1 |
Day patient treatment (4 hours) (on doctor`s order) |
2 |
Stay and treatment in the High-Risk Pregnancy Unit, Standard room, 1 day |
4 |
Lectures in the responsible parenthood school |
6 |
Transport of a pregnant woman to the healthcare facility (if necessary) |
1 |
Abdominal ultrasound |
1 |
Breast ultrasound (if indicated) |
1 |
Classes with exercise therapy (group lessons) (optional) |
3 |
Deposit |
1500 |
Installation of obstetric pessary |
1 |
Prenatal care, Basic Package, singleton pregnancy (after 14-20 weeks and until birth)
| Service name | Number of services in the package |
|---|---|
Blood typing and Rh factor test |
2 |
Father`s blood typing and Rh factor test |
1 |
Immune antibodies to erythrocytes in the system of the Rhesus (if indicated) |
4 |
Syphilis test |
2 |
HIV tests |
2 |
Hepatitis C (HCV) test (total antibodies) |
1 |
Hepatitis B (HBV) test |
1 |
TORCH testing: |
1 |
Complete blood count |
3 |
Coagulogram (blood coagulation indicators) |
2 |
Ferritin blood test (latent iron deficiency) |
1 |
C-reactive protein (CRP) test (inflammation in the body) |
1 |
Blood glucose |
3 |
Hepatic and renal function indices: |
2 |
Screening for gestational diabetes (diabetes while pregnant) – a two-hour glucose tolerance test |
1 |
Estriol |
1 |
Thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) test |
1 |
Urinalysis, including a test for the presence of protein |
9 |
Urine culture (screening for asymptomatic bacteriuria) |
1 |
Bacterial cultures on Streptococcus agalactiae (Streptococcus group B, urogenital material + antibioticogram) |
1 |
Urine protein (if indicated) |
3 |
A 24-hour urinary protein (daily urine) |
1 |
Colposcopy |
1 |
Pap smear |
1 |
Microscopy of urogenital smear |
2 |
Rapid test for amniotic fluid leaking (if indicated) |
1 |
Biochemical sieve study in 2 trimester (AFP, risk calculation) |
0 |
Expert ultrasound |
4 |
AFP blood test |
1 |
Ultrasound test |
2 |
Cardiotocography |
6 |
ECG on a pregnant woman |
1 |
Initial consultation with an obstetrician-gynecologist |
1 |
Follow-up consultation with the obstetrician-gynecologist |
10 |
Consultation with a general physician |
2 |
Postpartum consultation (from 30-60 days after delivery) |
1 |
Consultation with doctor-specialist |
1 |
Consultation with a psychologist (optional) |
1 |
Thyroid ultrasound on a pregnant woman |
1 |
Inpatient treatment (if indicated) |
1 |
Ultrasound of the abdominal cavity |
1 |
Responsible Parenthood School |
4 classes |
Transport of a pregnant woman to the healthcare facility (if necessary) |
1 |
Prenatal care, Basic Package, singleton pregnancy (after 22-29 weeks and until birth)
| Service name | Number of services in the package |
|---|---|
Blood typing and Rh factor test |
1 |
Father`s blood typing and Rh factor test |
1 |
Immune antibodies to erythrocytes in the system of the Rhesus (if indicated) |
4 |
Syphilis test |
2 |
HIV tests |
2 |
Hepatitis C (HCV) test (total antibodies) |
1 |
Hepatitis B (HBV) test |
1 |
TORCH testing: |
1 |
Complete blood count |
3 |
Coagulogram (blood coagulation indicators) |
2 |
Ferritin blood test |
2 |
C-reactive protein (CRP) test (inflammation in the body) |
1 |
Blood glucose (serum) |
3 |
Hepatic and renal function indices: |
2 |
Glucose tolerance test |
1 |
Estriol |
1 |
Thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) test |
1 |
Urinalysis, including a test for the presence of protein |
8 |
Bacterial cultures urogenital material + antibioticogram |
1 |
Bacterial culture of Streptococcus agalactiae на Streptococcus agalactiae |
1 |
Urine protein (if indicated) |
3 |
Protein in daily urine |
1 |
Colposcopy with photo recording |
1 |
Cytological examination of urogenital smear |
1 |
Microscopy of urogenital smear |
2 |
Rapid test for amniotic fluid leaking (if indicated) |
1 |
Expert ultrasound |
3 |
Ultrasound test |
2 |
Cardiotocography |
6 |
ECG on a pregnant woman |
1 |
Initial consultation with an obstetrician-gynecologist |
1 |
Follow-up consultation with the obstetrician-gynecologist |
8 |
Consultation with a general physician |
2 |
Postpartum consultation (from 30 to 60 days postpartum) |
1 |
Consultation of doctor-specialist |
1 |
Consultation with a psychologist (optional) |
1 |
Thyroid ultrasound |
1 |
Inpatient treatment (if indicated) |
1 |
Stay and treatment at the department of pathology of pregnancy, the "Standard" room, 1 day ( if indicated) |
1 |
Responsible Parenthood School |
4 classes |
Transport of a pregnant woman to the healthcare facility (if necessary) |
1 |
Abdominal ultrasound |
1 |
Prenatal care, multiple pregnancy (after 6 weeks and until birth)
| Service name | Number of services in the package |
|---|---|
Blood typing and Rh factor test |
2 |
Father`s blood typing and Rh factor test |
2 |
Immune antibodies to erythrocytes in the system of the Rhesus (if indicated) |
6 |
Syphilis test |
2 |
HIV tests |
3 |
Hepatitis C (HCV) test (total antibodies) |
1 |
Hepatitis B (HBV) test |
1 |
TORCH testing: |
1 |
Complete blood count |
5 |
Coagulogram (blood coagulation indicators) |
4 |
Clotting time of blood ( if indicated) |
1 |
C-reactive protein (CRP) test (inflammation in the body) |
2 |
Ferritin blood test (latent iron deficiency) |
2 |
Blood glucose (snoring) |
5 |
Bilirubin (fractionally): indirect, direct, total |
3 |
Hepatic and renal function indices: |
3 |
Calcium |
1 |
Magnesium |
1 |
Urea
|
2 |
Iron |
2 |
Sodium |
2 |
Potassium |
2 |
Glucose tolerance test |
1 |
Estriol |
1 |
Progesterone |
2 |
Testosterone free (Free Testosterone Index) |
1 |
Thyroidropic hormone |
2 |
Triethyronine |
1 |
Thyroxin |
1 |
Antibodies to thyroperoxidase (ATPO) |
1 |
Antibodies to thyroglobulin (ATTG) |
1 |
Estradiol |
2 |
Urinalysis + microscopy of the siege |
12 |
Urine counting on the analyzer + antibiogram |
2 |
Bacterial cultures on Streptococcus agalactiae (Streptococcus group B, urogenital material + antibioticogram at 35-37 weeks |
1 |
Urine protein (if indicated) |
6 |
A 24-hour urinary protein (daily urine) |
4 |
Colposcopy with photofixing |
1 |
Pap smear |
1 |
Microscopic urogenital smear |
3 |
Smear on the flora + antibioticogram |
1 |
Chlamydia trachomatis |
1 |
Rapid test for amniotic fluid leaking (if indicated) |
2 |
Ultrasound before 11 weeks |
1 |
Biochemical sieve study in 1 trimester (PAPP-A, beta-HGL free, risk calculation) |
1 |
Biochemical sieve study in 2 trimester (AFP, risk calculation) |
1 |
Invasive prenatal procedure, amniocentesis, with karyotype analysis (on indications) |
1 |
Expert ultrasound (pregnancy term 11-40 weeks) |
6 |
AFP blood test |
1 |
Ultrasound test |
6 |
Cardiotocography |
8 |
ECG on a pregnant woman |
2 |
Initial consultation with an obstetrician-gynecologist |
1 |
Follow-up consultation with the obstetrician-gynecologist |
15 |
Consultation with a general physician |
5 |
Postpartum consultation (from 30-60 days after delivery) |
1 |
Physical therapy (optional) |
3 |
Consultation of a specialist doctor (in case of appointment of a physician) |
5 |
Consultation with a psychologist (optional) |
1 |
Thyroid ultrasound |
1 |
Stay and treatment in a day care facility (4 hours) if necessary by appointment of a physician |
2 |
Stay and treatment in the Department of Pathology of Pregnancy, Chamber Standard, 1 day (according to indications) |
5 |
Ultrasound of the mammary glands (on indications) |
1 |
Ultrasound abdominal cavity |
1 |
| 4 | |
Glycated hemoglobin |
2 |
Medical support of the patient to the hospital |
1 |
Prenatal Care, Maximum Care Package, singleton pregnancy
(After 6 Weeks and Until Birth)
| Service name | Number of services in the package |
|---|---|
Blood typing and Rh factor test |
2 |
Father`s blood typing and Rh factor test |
1 |
Immune antibodies to erythrocytes in the system of the Rhesus (on indications) |
8 |
Non-invasive determination of fetal Rh factor in Rh-negative pregnant women (if indicated) |
1 |
Administration of Anti-D Immunoglobulin (RESONATIVE- 2 ml) at 28-30 weeks of gestation in Rh-negative pregnant woman with Rh-positive baby |
1 |
Treponema pallidum, total antibodies |
2 |
HIV tests |
3 |
Hepatitis C (HCV) test (total antibodies) |
1 |
Hepatitis B, total antibodies |
1 |
TORCH testing: |
2 |
Complete blood count |
6 |
Glycosylated hemoglobin (on indications) |
2 |
Coagulogram (blood coagulation indicators) |
4 |
Clotting time (in case of appointment of a doctor) |
1 |
C-reactive protein (CRP) test (inflammation in the body) |
2 |
Ferritin |
2 |
Blood glucose (serum) |
6 |
Bilirubin (fractionally): indirect, direct, total |
4 |
Urea |
2 |
Hepatic and renal function indices: Total blood protein; |
3 |
Calcium |
2 |
Magnesium |
1 |
Iron |
2 |
Sodium |
2 |
Potassium |
2 |
Glucose tolerance test |
2 |
Estriol |
1 |
Progesterone |
3 |
Placental growth factor PIGF (diagnostic) |
1 |
Thyroid-stimulating hormone |
3 |
Triiodothyronine |
1 |
Thyroxin |
1 |
Anti-thyroperoxidase antibodies (ATPO) |
1 |
Antigens to thyroglobulin (ATTG) |
1 |
Testosterone free (Free Testosterone Index) |
1 |
Estradiol |
2 |
Urinalysis + microscopy of the siege |
14 |
Bacterial urine culture on the analyzer + antibioticogram |
2 |
Bacterial cultures on Streptococcus agalactiae (Streptococcus group B, urogenital material + antibioticogram in 35-37 weeks) |
1 |
Urine protein |
6 |
A 24-hour urinary protein (daily urine) (if indicated) |
4 |
Colposcopy with photofixation |
1 |
Cytological examination of urogenital smear |
1 |
Microscopy of urogenital smear |
3 |
Bacteria on microflora (urogenital) + antibioticogram |
2 |
Screening for Chlamydia trachomatis infection (PCR testing) |
1 |
Express diagnosis on flow of amniotic fluid (according to indications) |
2 |
Invasive prenatal diagnosis (amniocentesis) |
1 |
Ultrasound before 11 weeks |
1 |
Biochemical sieved study in the 1 trimester |
1 |
Biochemical sieved study in the 2nd trimester (AFP, risk assessment) |
1 |
Expert ultrasound (pregnancy term 11-40 weeks), single-pregnancy |
6 |
Alfapetoprotein |
1 |
Ultrasound test |
6 |
Cardiotocography |
10 |
Electrocardiography |
2 |
Classes with exercise therapy (group lessons) (optional) |
4 |
Initial consultation with an obstetrician-gynecologist |
1 |
Follow-up consultation with the obstetrician-gynecologist |
15 |
Consultation of the doctor-therapist |
5 |
Postpartum consultation (from 30-60 days after delivery) |
1 |
Consultation with a specialist doctor (prescribed by a doctor) |
5 |
Consultation of a psychologist (optional) |
1 |
Thyroid ultrasound on a pregnant woman |
1 |
Stay and treatment in day care (4 hours), if necessary by appointment of a doctor |
3 |
Stay and treatment at the department of pathology of pregnancy, the "Standard" room, 1 day (on testimony) |
5 |
Responsible Parenthood School |
6 |
Transport of a pregnant woman to the healthcare facility (if necessary) |
1 |
Ultrasound of the abdominal cavity |
1 |
Breast ultrasound |
1 |
Installation of an obstetric pessary |
1 |
Prenatal Care for pregnant women with diabetes, Sweet Mummy Package, singleton pregnancy
(After 6 Weeks and Until Birth)
| Service name | Number of services in the package |
|---|---|
Mother`s blood typing and Rh factor test
|
2 |
Father`s blood typing and Rh factor test |
1 |
Immune antibodies to erythrocytes in the system of the Rhesus (on indications) |
4 |
Non-invasive definition of Rh-status of the fetus on the blood of the pregnant woman with Rh negative blood type and Rh positive type of blood of the parent of the child |
1 |
Introduction of anti-rash immunoglobulin in 28-30 weeks with rhesus negative blood type of pregnant and Rhesus positive status of the fetus or with an indefinite Rh-status of the fetus |
1 |
Blood test for treponemus (syphillis) |
2 |
Blood test for HIV |
3 |
Blood hepatitis C blood count (total antibody) |
1 |
Hepatitis B (HBV) test |
1 |
Blood test for TORCH infection: Ig G and IgM toxoplasma infection Ig G and IgM cytomegalovirus infection Ig G and IgM Herpes simplex type I and II types Ig G IgM rubella |
1 |
Complete blood count |
6 |
Blood analysis on glycosylated hemoglobin level |
5 |
Coagulogram (blood coagulation index) |
4 |
Clotting time (in case of appointment of a doctor) |
1 |
C-reactive protein |
1 |
Ferritin of blood (index of iron depot in the body) |
2 |
Blood glucose |
10 |
Blood bilirubin and thracian |
4 |
Urea blood |
2 |
Alanine aminotransferase in the blood |
3 |
Blood aspartate aminotransferase |
3 |
Creatinine of blood |
3 |
General urine test, including urine protein test |
3 |
Calcium |
1 |
Magnesium |
1 |
Iron |
1 |
Sodium |
1 |
Kaliy |
1 |
Estriol |
1 |
Progesterone |
2 |
Placental growth factor PIGF (diagnostic) |
1 |
Thyrotropic hormone |
2 |
Triiodothyronine |
1 |
Thyroxin |
1 |
Anti-thyroperoxidase antibodies (ATPO) |
1 |
Antigens to thyroglobulin (ATTG) |
1 |
Estradiol |
2 |
Daily urine protein - according to indications |
14 |
Bacterial urine culture on the analyzer + antibioticogram |
2 |
Bacterial cultures on Streptococcus agalactiae (Streptococcus group B, urogenital material + antibioticogram in 35-37 weeks) |
1 |
Protein urine |
6 |
Protein in daily urine (on indications) |
3 |
Colposcopy |
1 |
Cytological examination of the cervix smear |
1 |
Microscopy of the vaginal smear |
3 |
Bacterial cultures on Streptococcus agalactiae (Streptococcus group B, urogenital material + antibioticogram) |
1 |
Express-diagnostics on leakage of amniotic fluid - on testimony |
1 |
Invasive prenatal diagnosis (amniocentesis) |
1 |
Ultrasound of the fetus to 11 weeks |
1 |
Biochemical sieved study in the 1 trimester |
1 |
Biochemical sieved study in the 2nd trimester (AFP, risk assessment) |
1 |
Expert ultrasound (pregnancy term 11-40 weeks), single-pregnancy |
4 |
Alpha-fetoprotein (AFP) |
1 |
Ultrasound test |
0 |
Cardiogram |
8 |
Electrocardiography |
2 |
Consultation of obstetrician-gynecologist, primary |
1 |
Consultations of the obstetrician-gynecologist secondary |
12 |
Consultation of the therapist |
4 |
Postpartum consultation (from 30-60 days after delivery) |
1 |
Consultation of a specialist doctor |
5 |
Consultation of a psychologist |
1 |
Ultrasound of the thyroid gland of a pregnant woman |
1 |
Stay of a pregnant woman in the hospital of the medical institution 4 hours (on testimony) |
3 |
Stay and treatment at the department of pathology of pregnancy, the "Standard" room, 1 day (on testimony) |
5 |
School of Responsible Parenthood |
4 lessons |
Transportation of a pregnant woman to a medical institution (if necessary) |
1 |
Ultrasound of the abdominal cavity of the pregnant woman - on testimony |
1 |
Ultrasonography of the mammary glands |
4 |
Prenatal Care, Maximum Care Package, singleton pregnancy
(AFTER 14-20 WEEKS AND UNTIL BIRTH)
| Service name | Number of services in the package |
|---|---|
Blood typing and Rh factor test |
2 |
Father`s blood typing and Rh factor test |
1 |
Non-invasive determination of fetal Rh factor in Rh-negative pregnant women |
1 |
Administration of Anti-D Immunoglobulin (RESONATIVE- 2 ml) at 28-30 weeks of gestation in Rh-negative pregnant woman with Rh-positive baby |
1 |
Treponema pallidum, antibodies total |
2 |
HIV tests |
2 |
Hepatitis BHBsAg, total antibodies |
1 |
Hepatitis C total antibodies |
1 |
TORCH testing: |
1 |
Glycated haemoglobin (HbA1c) |
2 |
Clotting time blood test |
1 |
Bilirubin (fractional): indirect, direct, and total |
4 |
Urea |
2 |
Urine culture using analyzer + antibioticograma |
2 |
Bacterial cultures on Streptococcus agalactiae (Streptococcus group B, urogenital material + antibioticogram) |
1 |
PCR. Chlamydia trachomatis (urogenital scrape, qualitative determination) |
1 |
Complete blood count + ESR + manual leukocyte count |
5 |
Ferritin blood test (latent iron deficiency) |
2 |
T3 free |
1 |
C-reactive protein (CRP) test (inflammation in the body) |
2 |
Thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) test |
2 |
Free T4 |
1 |
Thyroid peroxidase antibodies (TPO) |
1 |
Thyroglobulin antibodies (TGAb) |
1 |
Coagulogram (PT, INR, РТІ, aPTT, TT, fibrinogen) |
3 |
Hepatic and renal function indices: Total blood protein; |
3 |
Blood glucose test |
5 |
Screening for gestational diabetes (diabetes while pregnant) – a two-hour glucose tolerance test |
2 |
Urinalysis, including a test for the presence of protein |
12 |
Magnesium |
1 |
Calcium |
1 |
Iron |
2 |
Sodium |
2 |
Potassium |
2 |
Urine protein (if indicated) |
6 |
A 24-hour urinary protein (daily urine) (if indicated) |
4 |
Colposcopy |
1 |
Bacterial swab culture (urogenital) + antibioticograma |
1 |
Pap smear |
1 |
Smear on the flora |
3 |
Rapid test for amniotic fluid leaking (if indicated) |
2 |
Рrogesterone blood test |
1 |
AFP blood test |
1 |
Estriol blood test |
1 |
Prenatal screening in the second trimester (AFP, beta HCG, risk calculation) |
1 |
Expert ultrasound (11-20 weeks of gestation), singleton pregnancy |
5 |
Ultrasound test |
4 |
Cardiotocogram |
10 |
ECG on a pregnant woman |
2 |
Initial consultation with an obstetrician-gynecologist |
1 |
Follow-up consultation with the obstetrician-gynecologist |
13 |
Consultation with a general physician |
3 |
Postnatal consultation (between 30-60 days after delivery) |
1 |
Consultation doctor-specialist (if indicated) |
3 |
Consultation with a psychologist (optional) |
1 |
Thyroid ultrasound on a pregnant woman |
1 |
Responsible Parenthood School |
4 classes |
Transport of a pregnant woman to the healthcare facility (if necessary) |
1 |
Breast ultrasound |
1 |
Abdominal ultrasound |
1 |
Classes with exercise therapy (group lessons) (optional) |
4 |
Invasive prenatal diagnosis (amniocentesis) |
1 |
Day patient treatment (4 hours) (on doctor`s order) |
3 |
Stay and treatment in the High-Risk Pregnancy Unit, Standard room, 1 day |
4 |
Which specialists carry out prenatal diagnostics at the LELEKA Maternity Hospital?
In the LELEKA Maternity Hospital, prenatal fetal diagnostics is carried out by accredited specialists in ultrasound diagnostics and obstetrician-gynecologists in accordance with the international standards of The Fetal Medicine Foundation. They have confirmed their knowledge in practice and collected a certificate that gives them the right to use the best programs for calculating the risk of possible anomalies in the first trimester, in particular the ASTRAYA program;
What are the benefits of prenatal care in the LELEKA Maternity Welfare Centers?
Your benefits of prenatal care in the LELEKA Maternity Welfare Centers:
- Pregnancy insurance program for the first and second trimesters which covers preterm delivery and other possible risks
- Prenatal care of any complexity
- Modern prenatal diagnostics carried out by accredited specialists in ultrasound diagnostics, obstetrician-gynecologists in accordance with the international standards of The Fetal Medicine Foundation. They annually confirm their knowledge in practice and collect a certificate that gives them the right to use the best programs for calculating the risk of possible fetal anomalies in the first trimester, in particular the ASTRAYA program
- Possibility of continuous monitoring and examination of pregnant women with a high degree of risk regardless of their location using the innovative Sense4baby device
- Free and healthy breakfasts in our restaurant for every pregnant woman following the laboratory tests that should be carried out fasted
- Stay in a day hospital (the number of days depends on your package)
- Online parenting school
- Loyal discount policy for the patients of the LELEKA Maternity Hospital who are planning to conclude a prenatal care contract
- Patient online account, where you can make an appointment, track your test results, etc.
How early can you sign the contract for birth services at LELEKA Maternity Hospital?
For patients who receive prenatal care at LELEKA Maternity Hospital, the contract can be signed after the 22nd week of pregnancy. For patients who are registered for prenatal care at other healthcare facility, the contract can be signed after 34 weeks of pregnancy and after prenatal tests and examinations at LELEKA Maternity Hospital. Prenatal tests and examinations will be included in the cost of birth services package.
