About Otonoha Maternity Clinic
Your home: the most comforting exam room of all.
A closer, freer way to connect with your new baby.
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Otonoha Maternity Clinic is an appointment-only home-visit clinic: a board-certified OB-GYN comes directly to your home or place of stay to perform pregnancy ultrasounds and provide IV therapy for morning sickness (hyperemesis gravidarum), all in your own private space.
Pregnancy is a precious time filled with joy, yet it also brings physical changes and moments of anxiety. Whether you simply long to see your baby, or morning sickness makes leaving the house feel impossible, we want to be there for you — at home.
Otonoha Maternity Clinic is here to help you spend these special months of pregnancy more peacefully, in the comfort of your home.
Pregnancy is a precious time filled with joy, yet it also brings physical changes and moments of anxiety. Whether you simply long to see your baby, or morning sickness makes leaving the house feel impossible, we want to be there for you — at home.
Otonoha Maternity Clinic is here to help you spend these special months of pregnancy more peacefully, in the comfort of your home.
Recommended For
- Those who wish to take their time watching their baby, in addition to regular prenatal checkups
- Those who want to share the ultrasound experience with their children or parents
- Those for whom travel and waiting times are a heavy burden
- Those unable to keep down food or fluids who would like IV therapy at home
The Story Behind the Name Otonoha
In Japanese, words are sometimes poetically called koto-no-ha — the leaves of words.
A baby in the womb cannot yet speak. Yet through ultrasound, they tell us of their tiny presence and the beating of their heart.
The name Otonoha — the leaves of sound — carries our wish for you to feel these precious messages from your baby in the comfort of your home.
* Our services are intended for patients who continue to receive regular prenatal checkups at their primary obstetric provider. Please note that our visits are not a substitute for routine prenatal checkups.
