Fort Sanders Perinatal Center

05/21/2026

Taking small, consistent steps can make a big difference when managing preeclampsia. From staying on top of appointments to tuning in to how your body feels, our team is here to support you through every stage of your pregnancy.

05/17/2026

High blood pressure can affect pregnancy in important ways. On World Hypertension Day, we’re reminding patients to attend regular prenatal visits, monitor symptoms, and speak up if anything feels different. Early detection protects both mom and baby.

05/15/2026

May is Preeclampsia Awareness Month, a reminder that small habits and regular check‑ins can make a big difference. From consistent prenatal visits to nourishing your body and staying active, these simple steps help support a healthy pregnancy. Our team is here to guide you, answer questions, and walk with you every step of the way.

05/14/2026

Maternal Sepsis Week raises awareness about a serious but preventable condition. Knowing the signs- fever, chills, rapid breathing, or feeling suddenly unwell- can save lives. If something feels off during pregnancy or postpartum, reach out to your doctor right away.

05/13/2026

From patient to provider, Cynthia Miller, APN, has trusted Fort Sanders Perinatal Center through every chapter of motherhood — and now helps other families do the same. 💙

Cynthia Miller, APN, shares her journey from patient to provider at Fort Sanders Perinatal Center, caring for women through every stage of life.

05/12/2026

✨ We are proud to share that Fort Sanders Regional Medical Center has been recognized by Newsweek as one of America’s Best Maternity Hospitals for 2026!
This national recognition reflects our commitment to exceptional quality, safety, and patient experience for mothers and babies across East Tennessee. Our dedicated physicians, nurses, midwives, and care teams provide compassionate, expert care during some of life’s most meaningful moments.
We are honored to be a trusted maternity care provider for families in our community and grateful for the incredible team who makes this distinction possible. 💙

05/11/2026

Happy National Nurses Week! Our nurses support moms and families with unmatched compassion and care. We’re grateful for everything you do.

05/08/2026

Preeclampsia can develop quickly, which is why regular prenatal care matters. This month, we’re raising awareness of the signs and supporting families through early detection.

05/06/2026

Happy Nurse’s Week! At the Fort Sanders Perinatal Center, we’re grateful for the incredible nurses who support our patients every single day.

Our telephone triage nurses, Peaches Logan, LPN, and Bridget Hutchins, LPN, are often the first reassuring voices our patients hear — answering questions, coordinating referrals, scheduling procedures and stepping in wherever they’re needed.

Denise Price, RN, works closely with our NPs and physicians, helping with scheduling, providing patient education and supervising our medical assistants.

Our practice wouldn’t be the same without their dedication, compassion, and teamwork. We’re so thankful for each of them during Nurse’s Week and every week!

05/01/2026

Pregnancy and postpartum bring big emotions. Maternal Mental Health Month is a reminder to check in with yourself and seek support when needed. You deserve care in every form.

If you or someone you know is struggling with sadness, loneliness, or thoughts of self‑harm, reach out now. Call or text 988, the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline, for immediate support.

04/29/2026

During National Stress Awareness Month, we’re reminding moms and moms‑to‑be that stress during pregnancy is common, and you don’t have to navigate it alone. Small moments of rest, support, and self‑compassion can make a meaningful difference for both you and your baby. Your well‑being matters.