Pregnant mothers screening is a series of tests and evaluations conducted during pregnancy to assess the health of both the mother and the fetus. This screening includes blood tests, ultrasounds, and genetic evaluations, helping to identify chromosomal abnormalities, growth issues, and maternal conditions to prevent serious complications.

Infant screening (2 to 12 months) aims to detect growth issues, hearing and vision problems, and metabolic diseases at an early stage. These screenings include blood tests, assessments of physical and cognitive development, and specialized examinations by doctors, helping to prevent and address potential issues promptly and ensuring the child’s long-term health.

Down syndrome screening is a series of blood tests and ultrasounds performed early in pregnancy to assess the likelihood of this syndrome in the fetus. These tests help identify chromosomal abnormalities and provide parents with the opportunity to make informed decisions regarding care and next steps.