Information. Connection. Support.
A complicated pregnancy can leave you searching for answers and someone who understands. Start here for specialist information, parent communities and support through the NICU and beyond.
Learn more about TTTS
Twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome (TTTS) can occur when babies share a placenta and blood flows unevenly between them. The Fetal Institute’s guide explains the condition, how it is assessed and treatment approaches.
Dr. Quintero and Dr. Eftichia Kontopoulos cared for my sons before they were born. I share their center here as part of our family’s experience.
For decisions about your pregnancy, speak with your maternal-fetal medicine or fetal-therapy team about the care that fits your situation.
Connect with people who understand
During and after a twin pregnancy
Information and parent support for families facing TTTS and other complications of a shared placenta. Its communities include support during pregnancy, in the NICU, after birth and through loss.
Connecting with Mary Slaman and other mothers helped me find the care my sons needed.
Premature birth, NICU and coming home
Parent mentors who have experienced premature birth, practical resources and care packages for families navigating the NICU and life afterward. Loss mentors are also available.
You can explore the mentor program and request support directly through the Foundation.
Parent communities offer connection and shared experience. Bring medical questions and treatment decisions to your healthcare team.
There is a place for your story, too
Keep what happened to you during pregnancy in the conversation about your own care. These free HEART RESERVE guides help you prepare for your next visit.
Selected by Lisa Zahakos, RPA-C, mother of four and founder of HEART RESERVE. Official resource pages checked October 17, 2026. Each organization manages its own services and requests.