Maternal-Fetal Medicine

Placenta Accreta

The key to success of an accreta care program is to have coordinated, multidisciplinary teamwork between providers with the high level of skill with experience in treating the condition.

Placenta Accreta

Welcome to UCLA Health's Advanced Maternal Hemorrhage and Accreta Care Program

If you or a loved one is facing a high-risk pregnancy due to abnormal placental conditions or concerns about severe bleeding, you are not alone. At UCLA Health's Advanced Maternal Hemorrhage and Accreta Care Program, our compassionate team brings together leading experts from multiple specialties to provide the safest, most advanced care for mothers and babies with complex needs. We are here to support you every step of the way, offering clear information, personalized treatment options, and the latest evidence-based therapies so you can feel confident and cared for during this important time.

Our Team

Placenta Accreta Program Directors

Megan Brenner
Megan Brenner, MD
Co-director

Key Elements of Our Care

Multidisciplinary Expertise

Our team includes specialists in maternal-fetal medicine, surgery, anesthesia, neonatology, nursing, social work, and many others. We work together to create a personalized care plan just for you.

Individualized Support and Advanced Treatment Options

From your first appointment through delivery and recovery, you’ll have a dedicated care coordination and access to counseling, education, and support services. We use the latest medical and surgical techniques and devices including aortic balloon occlusion to ensure the best possible outcomes for both you and your baby.

Clear communication and family-center care

We make sure you understand every step of your care. Our team is always ready to answer your questions and address your concerns. We include your family in the care process, respecting your wishes and making sure you feel supported throughout your journey.

Advancing Knowledge Through Research

As surgeon-scientists, our accreta team actively involved in cutting-edge research. Our team at UCLA collaborates across disciplines to address the most pressing questions with a focus on improving care for patients with placenta accreta spectrum and related conditions.