Mount Sinai Hospital - Ontario Fetal Centre
Specialty: Maternal Fetal Medicine
Location: 700 University Ave, Toronto ON, M5G 1X6
Estimated wait time: Not published
Phone: 416-586-4800 x.7756
Fax: 416-586-3216
Languages: English
Appointment type: In person
Who they see: Services include comprehensive fetal assessment, intake consultation, fetal therapy, and referral-based management for complex fetal conditions. Examples include fetal echocardiography, fetal MRI coordination, in-utero blood transfusion, fetoscopy, fetal intervention for twin complications, procedures for selected cardiac or urinary tract conditions, and open fetal surgery for spina bifida in eligible patients. Eligibility Referrals are accepted from physicians and midwives. Referrers are asked to review eligibility criteria by condition and submit referrals only when the patient meets the criteria for that condition. Eligibility varies by diagnosis, with specific inclusion and exclusion criteria depending on the condition. For fetal spina bifida surgery, maternal age must be 18 years or older.
Not accepted: Eligibility Referrals are accepted from physicians and midwives. Referrers are asked to review eligibility criteria by condition and submit referrals only when the patient meets the criteria for that condition. Eligibility varies by diagnosis, with specific inclusion and exclusion criteria depending on the condition. For fetal spina bifida surgery, maternal age must be 18 years or older.
What to include: Referral Requirements Download the referral form and fax with all supporting documentation to 416-586-3216. Supporting documentation should include antenatal records, all relevant antenatal blood work, ultrasound reports, echocardiography results, genetic screening or diagnostic results (including FTS / IPS / MSS results), MRI reports, reports from other specialists involved in the patient's care, and reports of any abnormal findings in a previous pregnancy or child such as ultrasound, autopsy, or chromosome results.
Services: Maternal Fetal Medicine
Areas of care: Complex fetal conditions requiring in-utero intervention; Fetal echocardiography; Fetal MRI coordination; In-utero blood transfusion; Fetoscopy and fetal intervention for twin complications; Selected fetal cardiac and urinary tract procedures; Open fetal surgery for spina bifida; Prenatal diagnosis through neonatal and long-term follow-up
Additional information: Team & Services The Ontario Fetal Centre provides access to advanced in-utero medical and surgical interventions for complex fetal conditions, offering end-to-end care from prenatal diagnosis through fetal intervention, labor and delivery, neonatal care, and long-term postnatal follow-up. The team uses a multidisciplinary model involving fetal medicine specialists, neonatologists, geneticists, pediatric specialists and surgeons, anesthesiologists, registered nurses, sonographers, allied health-care professionals, and advanced diagnostic specialists. Services include comprehensive fetal assessment, intake consultation, fetal therapy, and referral-based management for complex fetal conditions. Examples include fetal echocardiography, fetal MRI coordination, in-utero blood transfusion, fetoscopy, fetal intervention for twin complications, procedures for selected cardiac or urinary tract conditions, and open fetal surgery for spina bifida in eligible patients. Eligibility Referrals are accepted from physicians and midwives. Referrers are asked to review eligibility criteria by condition and submit referrals only when the patient meets the criteria for that condition. Eligibility varies by diagnosis, with specific inclusion and exclusion criteria depending on the condition. For fetal spina bifida surgery, maternal age must be 18 years or older. Referral Requirements Download the referral form and fax with all supporting documentation to 416-586-3216. Supporting documentation should include antenatal records, all relevant antenatal blood work, ultrasound reports, echocardiography results, genetic screening or diagnostic results (including FTS / IPS / MSS results), MRI reports, reports from other specialists involved in the patient's care, and reports of any abnormal findings in a previous pregnancy or child such as ultrasound, autopsy, or chromosome results. Captured from the source profile view on 2026-09-23; view: name-search.
Last verified: 2026-09-23