Riley Hospital for Children at IU Health flu-related visitor restrictions have been lifted. However, because babies, especially those who are ill or premature, are at higher risk of serious complications if they get the flu, visitation restrictions are still in place for all Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICUs) until further notice.
If you or a loved one is facing the challenges of opioid use disorder while pregnant, the maternal fetal medicine doctors at Riley at IU Health can help you. We provide compassionate care, helping you and your child throughout pregnancy and beyond.
Our expert Maternal-Fetal medicine specialists partner with you to provide personalized support and attention. We are here to help you have a healthier pregnancy, reducing risks of complications for you and your baby.
To begin care, you will need to stay in the hospital to receive subutex treatment. Subutex is a medicine that can help you begin to overcome addiction. During initiation, patients will stay in the hospital until a stable dose of Subutex is achieved. We provide Subutex management on an outpatient basis, during pregnancy and up to 8-weeks postpartum.
Your Riley at IU Health Maternal-Fetal Medicine provider will give you all the prenatal care you need. We offer comprehensive care to prevent, identify, and treat any pregnancy complications you or your baby may experience. As your partner for a healthier pregnancy, we will answer all your questions and concerns. Based on your individual needs, we will collaborate with other expert specialists, such as neonatologists to offer advanced treatment. The Maternal-Fetal Medicine providers work closely with social workers and treatment facilities in the community as a multidisciplinary team. We are able to assist you in finding available resources to aid you in your recovery.
If special care is necessary, your baby has access to the Level IV Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Riley. We offer the highest level of care for newborns and infants. If your child stays in our NICU, he or she is also eligible for enrollment in our Newborn Follow-Up Program to follow up on his or her health and development needs.
Maternal-Fetal medicine specialists at Riley at IU Health provide personalized care for mom and baby, giving you access to the resources you need throughout pregnancy.
Maternal Fetal Medicine
1701 Senate Blvd
Indianapolis, IN 46202
Maternal Fetal Medicine
550 N. University Blvd.
Indianapolis, IN 46202
The Outpatient-Based Opioid Treatment Program at Riley at IU Health has curated relevant resources from other websites and provided links with brief descriptions of the information that is available.
Learn more about opioid use disorder conditions and treatments.
The March of Dimes website provides more information about neonatal abstinence syndrome.
We provide multispecialty care for a number of conditions. Below are links to our related departments.
We accept physician referrals from across Indiana. To refer a patient, please call our office at 317.944.7010 or fax the referral form to 317.948.0104. Because of the risks our patients face, our experts prefer to assume patient care for the remainder of their pregnancies. We do consider co-management on a case-by-case basis if it will benefit a patient.
The Outpatient Opioid Treatment programs is involved in the education and training of residents and fellows with the Indiana University School of Medicine. Residents assist with Subutex initiation during inpatient stays, and fellows may see patients during OB visits.
