We also offer genetic counseling if you’re at risk for an inherited condition or abnormal pregnancy outcome.
We accept patients by physician referral for initial consultation and determination of pregnancy risks. We’ll partner with your referring OB/GYN, family practitioner, or midwife to ensure your pregnancy is managed in the safest, most effective manner possible. And we’ll work closely with pediatric specialists to help give babies with medical complications the best possible start in life.
A physician is always available on call. If you need assistance after hours, please call (208) 381-3088 for instructions on reaching the on-call physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911 or go directly to the Emergency Department.
Pregnant women with COVID-19 can have severe illness and severe outcomes, including ICU admission, mechanical ventilation, and death.
That's why St. Luke’s OB/GYN providers recommend the COVID-19 vaccine for people who are pregnant, breastfeeding or trying to get pregnant. More than 139,000 pregnant women have enrolled in the V-Safe Pregnancy Registry. Data shows there is no risk of miscarriage associated with the vaccines.
COVID-19 vaccines do not cause infection; they do prevent severe illness from COVID-19, which is dangerous for a pregnant woman and her fetus. Maternal infection with the virus is associated with an increased risk of preterm delivery and stillbirth. Vaccinated mothers who are breastfeeding transmit antibodies that may help protect their newborns.
Clarence Blea, MD provides medical care for a broad range of problems encountered in pregnancy, such as twins, triplets, or more; diabetes; premature labor; and other special conditions occurring in pregnancy, including previous adverse outcomes. He has special interest in the care of under-served populations.
Kylie Cooper, MD provides medical care for a broad range of conditions encountered in pregnancy. She works with pregnancies involving twins, triplets, or more; diabetes; premature labor; and other special problems, including previous adverse outcomes. She has special interests in birth defects, genetic conditions, and abnormal placentation, and is a member of the Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine and the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
Dr. Cooper is passionate about women's health and believes in a holistic approach to pregnancy and childbirth.
Dr. Cooper has participated in research regarding preeclampsia, heart failure, and maternal tobacco use. She is committed to medical education and has received a Gold Foundation Humanism and Excellence in Teaching nomination as well as Excellence in Resident Teaching awards.
Richard Lee, MD provides medical care for a broad range of conditions encountered in pregnancy, such as twins, triplets, or more; diabetes; premature labor; and other special problems occurring in pregnancy, including previous adverse outcomes. He has special interest and expertise in recurrent pregnancy loss, antiphospholipid syndrome, thrombophilias, and electronic fetal monitoring.
Dr. Lee received the Society for Gynecologic Investigation President Presenter's Award for research.
Lauren Miller, MD, MPH provides care for all aspects of maternal-fetal medicine, and has special interests in optimizing women’s health prior to conception, the care of pregnancies after bariatric surgery, and managing substance use disorders during pregnancy. She enjoys working with women and their families to plan and achieve the healthiest pregnancy possible despite any other medical conditions.
She has expertise in performing both transvaginal and transabdominal chorionic villus sampling (CVS) for early genetic diagnosis. She also has expertise in performing amniocentesis and percutaneous fetal blood sampling (PUBS).
Dr. Miller is a fellow of the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology. She is an active member of ACOG and has served as a junior fellow chair in both districts 2 and 8.
Stacy Seyb, MD provides medical care for a broad range of conditions encountered in pregnancy, such as twins, triplets, or more; diabetes; premature labor; and other problems occurring in pregnancy, including previous adverse outcomes. He has also participated in research regarding preterm birth and induction of labor.
As part of St. Luke's SUPPORT program for pregnant women, Dr. Seyb provides referrals and consultation for issues with substance abuse, prescription medications, chronic pain, and psychiatric concerns. He has a special interest in public health issues, such as preterm birth and maternal mortality, and is passionate about empowering patients to make informed choices.
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