At Health Partnership Clinic, we offer prenatal services to moms-to-be from the very first pregnancy test through pregnancy and postpartum at our Olathe site.
Our goal is to support you and to ensure a healthy pregnancy and birth. Our staff use a holistic approach to attend to your needs including behavioral health, dental and wraparound services.
We also offer a range of health education and services, including family planning.
After delivery we will coordinate postpartum and well-baby care for you. You may access our pediatric care at our Olathe or Shawnee Mission clinics.
Our patients are screened for various risk factors, and any potential problems are identified. Our providers work in conjunction with high-risk pregnancy specialists to co-manage high-risk pregnancies.
Physicians and nurse practitioners are on call 24 hours a day, seven days a week to care for your medical needs.
After your initial visit with a physician or nurse practitioner, your return visits will be scheduled every four weeks until you are 28 weeks pregnant; every two weeks until you are 36 weeks; and then once a week until delivery.
If you cannot keep your appointment, please call 913-276-7098 as soon as possible.
High-risk pregnancy patients may experience more frequent visits during their pregnancy.
You will be having your baby at Overland Park Regional Medical Center at 10500 Quivira Road, Overland Park, Kan. 66215. Labor and delivery check-in is located on the first floor. Working as a team, you will see a rotation of available physicians at Kansas City Women’s Clinic for your care and the delivery of your baby. A medical provider associated with the hospital will care for you and the delivery of your baby. The hospital has a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) to care for babies needing advanced care.
For more information about the hospital’s labor and delivery, please click here.
To give your baby the healthiest possible start, you will want to find a pediatrician or family care provider to care for your child from their first wellness visit through the teen years.
At Health Partnership, we can do that. Our excellent team of compassionate providers are here to listen, educate and be a true partner for your child’s healthcare needs. We also offer a Pediatrics Walk-In Clinic in Olathe from 7:30 a.m. to Noon, Monday-Friday. To learn more, click here.
Questions and AnswersWe support moms-to-be and their families before, during and after birth. Here are some questions you may have. Please reach out to a member of our staff with additional questions, guidance or clarification.
Why choose Health Partnership Clinic for prenatal care?
We provide comprehensive, quality health care that is affordable and accessible. Our approach to your pregnancy focuses on positive birth outcomes for women and their babies as well as assessments of medical and social needs, care plan development, care coordinator, health education and connections to services in the community. We can refer patients to Community Health Workers to further support you and your family.
Why is prenatal care vital?
Prenatal care is vital for both the mother and the baby. Prenatal specialists make sure that both you and baby are getting enough vitamins and proper nutrition. We also make sure your baby is growing at a normal rate and is positioned correctly as the due date draws near.
What happens during my prenatal visits?
A range of services are offered during each visit. These include:
You may also see a member of our Behavioral Health and/or Dental team.
What do I need to bring to my appointment?
If you are coming to Health Partnership for the first time, we will need your medical insurance or Medicaid (KanCare) card (if you have one), photo identification (driver’s license or picture ID card), proof of address if different than identification, proof of income (pay stubs, federal income tax return), copay (cash, credit, debit, check) as well as a detailed list of all your current medications.
Where can I receive prenatal care?
Currently, prenatal care is only offered at our Olathe site, 407 S. Clairborne Rd., Olathe, Kan.
Why is dental care important when pregnant?
Appropriate dental care is very important during pregnancy and can prevent preterm labor. At Health Partnership, our Dental team will provide exam, xrays and cleaning depending on individual treatment needs.
What is a Community Health Worker?
Thanks to a partnership with Community Health Council, we can refer patients to a maternity community health worker. This person can sign you up for health insurance, set goals for a healthy lifestyle and provide parenting education for the baby’s mother and father and referral and resource information for breastfeeding support, nutrition counseling, food/housing assistance and job training programs.
How do I access labor and delivery care at the hospital?
Health Partnership coordinates care for labor and delivery, major surgical procedures and other medical needs beyond our scope of practice. Your care team will work directly with you to identify the best place to receive this care.
Does Health Partnership offer pediatric care?
Yes! Health care for your baby can be accessed at our Olathe or Shawnee Mission locations. We also have a clinic in Paola and Ottawa, Kan. We offer a range of primary care services to keep your child well and treat minor illnesses. A Pediatrics Walk-In Clinic is available at our Olathe location, Monday-Friday from 7:30 a.m. to Noon. Our team can also help you with health insurance enrollment in KanCare (Medicaid) or Marketplace.