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Ontario
Fetal Centre

Based at Mount Sinai Hospital, and in partnership with The Hospital for Sick Children, the Ontario Fetal Centre (OFC) is the first in Canada, and one of only a few centres worldwide, to offer a fully comprehensive range of fetal therapy.

Referrals

If you are a referring physician or midwife, please download and submit the following referral form, and attach any required information as requested.

About

The Ontario Fetal Centre offers the full range of highly specialized fetal procedures.

Conditions We Treat

These are the most common conditions treated at the Ontario Fetal Centre.

What To Expect

These patient resources will provide an overview of what to expect on your first visit to the Ontario Fetal Centre.

The Team

Our highly trained and experienced team will accompany you throughout your journey with the Ontario Fetal Centre.

The choice was up to us, but there was so much confidence coming from Dr. Ryan. We decided we weren’t going to walk out of there with anything less than our two healthy babies.

~ Joe Gibbons, whose twin sons, Eli and Jacob, received treatment for Twin-to-Twin Transfusion Syndrome at the Ontario Fetal Centre, after being diagnosed at 17 weeks gestation.

Read Eli and Jacob's story

Every time he does anything, he blows me out of the water… This kid has had to fight to get what he wanted every step of the way. And we had to fight to get him there.

~ Alana Robertson, whose son, Deacon, received in-utero surgery to repair spina bifida by doctors at Mount Sinai Hospital and SickKids.

Read Deacon's story

In the first moments after we received the diagnosis, it felt like our world crashed around us. This team immediately filled us with confidence and we never doubted that we would one day hold our beautiful and healthy son.

~ Kristine Barry, whose son, Sebastian, received a world-first in-utero surgery by doctors at Mount Sinai and SickKids to repair a serious heart defect called transposition of the great arteries.

Read Sebastian's story