Why Pregnancy Partners?

Pregnancy Partners in Parnell, Auckland provides you with a total service of experienced, professional and personalised maternity care.

• Neil Pattison founded Pregnancy Partners, one of Auckland’s leading obstetric practices 14 years ago.

• Neil is the leading obstetrician in our practice and provides a private service delivering one to one care for expectant parents.

• Denys Court, another senior Auckland obstetrician provides occasional back up care for Neil.

• Between them they offer extensive experience and expertise in the area of childbirth and maternity care.

• We work closely with Insight Radiology with whom we share professional rooms so we offer you the convenience of high quality scanning services simultaneously with clinic visits.

Neil Pattison trained both at National Women’s Hospital Auckland and in the United Kingdom. He has also taught obstetrics at Auckland University and was head of the Maternal-Fetal Medicine Department at National Women’s Hospital in Auckland, where he specialised in complications of pregnancy.

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Meet our Team

	Neil Pattison Neil Pattison is the primary obstetrician in the practice. He is on call 24/7 for most of the year when he is fully available to his clients. He takes two one month breaks during the year and occasionally a weekend. Neil brings extensive experience from his postgraduate work in Britain and New Zealand. He led the Auckland based National Women’s team for high risk pregnancies for many years until he formed Pregnancy Partners.
	Denys Court Denys Court is an obstetrician of similar extensive experience to Neil. Denys and Neil are really well matched in philosophy and experience. Everyone meets Denys at our monthly first parents meeting so you are familiar with him should he be on call when you come in to labour.

Pregnancy Partners is underpinned with a strong philosophy of supporting and nurturing our patients and their partners. Neil and Denys firmly believe that full involvement in your maternity care will reduce complications. This means thorough assessment of your risk factors as well as an understanding of your needs and wishes to achieve the optimum outcome for your pregnancy.

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