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.
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 perinatal medicine, and has a special passion in optimizing women’s health prior to conception. the care of pregnancies after bariatric surgery, and managing substance use disorders during pregnancy. She also enjoys all aspects of prenatal ultrasound imaging, with a particular interest in the diagnosis of management of congenital cardiac malformations and complicated multiple gestations.
Dr. Miller 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 serves as the co-chair of the Perinatal Safety Collaborative and is the population health area director of obstetrics for the central region. She is an active member of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and is also a member of the Idaho Coalition for Safe Reproductive Health Care.
Prior to her medical education, Dr. Miller earned her bachelor's degree in biology with a minor in health care-social issues from the University of California, San Diego. She spent several years working in pharmaceutical development before pursuing a career in medicine. At Tufts University School of Medicine, she completed both her MD and a master’s degree in public health.
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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This class will help you and your support companion prepare for your labor, birth, and postpartum experience.<br />
During this one night class, you’ll learn all of the basics and “how tos” of caring for your newborn.<br />
This one-day class helps you and your support companion prepare for labor and childbirth.<br />
Prepare physically and emotionally for breastfeeding.<br />