Resources for our fetal center families

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Medical geneticists play a pivotal role in evaluating and interpreting fetal anomalies, providing diagnostic clarity, and guiding families through complex genetic information. Their expertise informs prognosis, recurrence risk, and treatment options, ensuring that care plans are grounded in precision and personalized understanding.

Palliative Care, known within the fetal center and Primary Children's Hospital as Rainbow Kids, provides specialized support for families facing life-limiting or uncertain fetal diagnoses. The team focuses on optimizing quality of life, guiding complex decisions, and ensuring compassionate continuity of care before, during, and after delivery.

Social workers in a fetal center play a critical role in supporting families as they navigate the emotional, social, and logistical complexities of a fetal diagnosis. They provide counseling, connect families with community and hospital resources, and ensure continuity of care from prenatal consultation through delivery and beyond.

The Ronald McDonald House is a home-away-from-home for families of pediatric patients receiving treatment at Salt Lake City’s world-class hospital programs serving the Intermountain area and beyond.