Top 3 High-Risk Pregnancy Clinics in Amman 2026

When do you need this specialty or procedure?

High-risk pregnancy care is closer monitoring of a pregnancy that has a higher chance of complications for the mother, the baby, or both. Your doctor may suggest it if you have a long-term condition such as diabetes or high blood pressure, are expecting more than one baby, have had a complication or preterm birth in an earlier pregnancy, or have a health issue that needs extra checks. A referral from your general practitioner or obstetrician is common, but you can also contact a clinic directly.

Book as soon as you know you are pregnant, or as soon as a risk is identified, so that scans and tests can be planned early. This is general information, not a diagnosis. Your own doctor decides your care.

Warning signs that need urgent care

Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department straight away if you have:

• Vaginal bleeding
• Severe abdominal or pelvic pain
• Fluid leaking from the vagina
• A severe headache, blurred vision, or sudden swelling of the face or hands
• Fever with chills, or a seizure
• Chest pain or difficulty breathing
• Much less movement from your baby than usual

How to choose among the clinics here

Start with the services you need. Dr Najeeb Layyous Clinic lists high-risk pregnancy care, pregnancy follow-up, pregnancy ultrasound and delivery care. Hayah Fertility and Genetics Centre lists antenatal care, high-risk pregnancy assessment and multiple-pregnancy follow-up. Dr Maha Alsaid Clinic lists high-risk pregnancy care, vaginal and caesarean delivery, and postnatal care. Compare these against your own situation and ask the clinic which services it would use for your care.

If you are planning a pregnancy with fertility treatment, check which clinics offer both. All three profiles list fertility services, but the descriptions differ. The Hayah profile describes assessing both partners and preparing for procedures with ovarian stimulation and response checks.

Look at the doctors. Each profile lists the doctors linked to the clinic. Dr Najeeb Layyous Clinic and Dr Maha Alsaid Clinic each list one doctor, while Hayah lists two. Ask who will be your main doctor and who covers appointments when they are away.

Compare location and hours. The Jabal Al Hussein clinics have confirmed hours from Saturday to Thursday, and Hayah in Abdali has confirmed hours from Saturday to Thursday as well. Check the hours on the profile against the days you can attend.

Finally, ask how delivery and emergencies are handled. If a clinic refers you for tests or delivery, ask which hospital it works with and confirm the address before you go.

What to expect at the first visit

The first visit usually includes a review of your medical history, your previous pregnancies, and your current medicines and supplements. The doctor may examine you and arrange blood tests or a scan. Some clinics also ask about family history of inherited conditions.

Bring:

• Your identity document
• Your insurance card, if you plan to use insurance
• Reports from earlier pregnancies, scans and blood tests
• A list of current medicines, supplements and allergies
• The date of your last period, if you know it
• Any notes on your partner's health, if relevant

Useful questions to ask include: What is my risk level and why? Which scans and tests do you recommend, and when? How often will I be seen? Which hospital would handle delivery? Who should I call after hours, and what should I do if I have a warning sign?

Insurance, fees and booking

Ask each clinic whether your policy is accepted before you book. Dr Najeeb Layyous Clinic and Dr Maha Alsaid Clinic both list Arab Orient Insurance and state that they accept insurance. Confirm your own cover, because a listed insurer does not guarantee that every service is covered.

Ask for the consultation fee and what a pregnancy package includes, such as scans, tests and delivery. Fees are set by each clinic, so compare the details rather than assuming they are the same.

Confirm the appointment time on the day. Hours are published on each profile, but schedules can change for holidays or staff leave.

Getting there

The three clinics are in Amman. Dr Najeeb Layyous Clinic and Dr Maha Alsaid Clinic are both in Jabal Al Hussein, on or near Nablus Street. Hayah Fertility and Genetics Centre is in Abdali and is based at Abdali Hospital. Check the exact address on each profile before you travel, and allow extra time for traffic in central Amman. Keep your appointment confirmation with you.

Checklist before you book

• Confirm which services you need, such as high-risk pregnancy care, delivery or fertility support
• Check which doctor will be your main contact
• Confirm your insurance with the clinic, and ask about fees
• Check the opening hours on the profile against your schedule
• Bring your medical records and a list of medicines
• Write down your questions about risk, scans and delivery
• Save the emergency number 911 and know the nearest emergency department
• Ask who to call after hours if you have a concern