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Knowledge Centre

Real answers, from the people who provide your care.

Plain-English guides to the questions women bring to us most, organised by topic, written by our clinical team, and free to share.

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Every guide is written by the people who run the clinics and reviewed before it goes live. No jargon, no fear tactics, no prices. Read them here, or share them with someone who needs them.

Pregnancy and birth

Our flagship programme, from booking to six weeks after birth.

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Your pregnancy companion

Your pregnancy companion

Work out your due date and see your care visit by visit, a free tool that lives on your phone.

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Your maternity journey

Your maternity journey

The five stages of care, the team behind them, and one agreed price.

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Your Antenatal Visits, Explained

Your Antenatal Visits, Explained

What happens at each visit from booking to birth, and why small checks, done often, keep you and your baby safe.

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Warning Signs in Pregnancy: When to Call

Warning Signs in Pregnancy: When to Call

The six signs that should never wait for your next visit, and why your instinct counts.

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Preparing for Labour and Birth

Preparing for Labour and Birth

How to know labour has started, when to come in, what to pack, and what your team already knows before you arrive.

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The First Six Weeks After Birth

The First Six Weeks After Birth

Care does not stop at birth: the first-week check, the six-week review, and the after-birth warning signs that should never wait.

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Choosing Your Antenatal Care: What to Look For Before You Book

Choosing Your Antenatal Care: What to Look For Before You Book

Before you choose an antenatal schedule, you choose who delivers it. What actually predicts a good experience, before you commit for nine months.

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Pregnancy Affects Your Mental Health Too

Pregnancy Affects Your Mental Health Too

Anxiety and low mood during pregnancy are common, not rare exceptions. What is worth raising with your care team, and when to act sooner rather than waiting.

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Why We Are Organised Around Outcomes, Not Just Visits

Why We Are Organised Around Outcomes, Not Just Visits

Most healthcare is paid for by the visit. Our maternity model is paid for by the outcome. What that changes for you, and where virtual care fits in.

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Team-Based Maternity Care: What It Actually Changes

Team-Based Maternity Care: What It Actually Changes

Team-based maternity care replaces a system where you might see a stranger at every visit with one team you know throughout, and it only works safely when the backup behind it is formal and named. Here is exactly what that changes.

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Where this leads NOH Maternity Programme From R46,000 What's included →

Coming soonNewborn care basics

Take your journey with you.

The pregnancy companion lives on your phone: your due date, your visit-by-visit schedule with real dates, and a place for the questions you want to ask. Free, private, and nothing you type leaves your phone.

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High-risk pregnancy

What the classification means, and how care changes when it applies to you.

Where this leads Antenatal Assessment From R4,600 What's included →

Coming soonMultiple pregnancy, explained · Gestational diabetes, explained

If something feels wrong right now

Do not browse, talk to someone. WhatsApp 071 224 2788, day or night. If you are pregnant, these are the signs that should never wait. In an emergency, go straight to your nearest emergency unit.

What has changed lately.

The guides above are signed off and meant to last. Notes are short and dated: a centre that has opened, a number that has moved, a public health message that matters for women.

For professionals

Clinical and governance detail lives on its own pages.

This Knowledge Centre is patient education. If you are a referring clinician, a hospital partner, or a funder, the detail you need is here:

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