When a pregnancy turns into a frightening diagnosis, fetal social workers are there — providing support, advocacy, and connection to critical resources. Host Kris Rimbos talks with Beth Moorhouse, a social worker specializing in fetal and perinatal care, about building trust in minutes, advocating for access, holding space for impossible decisions without judgment, and supporting families through grief, mental health, and the long road home. An inside look at this critical role — providing hope even with uncertainty, and helping families move forward while feeling seen, heard, and supported.

What does a day inside a fetal care center actually look like? Host Kris Rimbos talks with fetal care nurse Melissa Dorn — more than twenty years in fetal therapy — about intake and triage of referrals, guiding families through complex diagnoses, centering care in the OR, and being the single hub that keeps a dozen specialties aligned. An honest look at one of medicine's most specialized and least-seen nursing roles. Recorded during National Nurses Month.

Ten years ago, a single fetal nurse coordinator decided no one else should have to figure this work out alone. Founder Katie Francis joins host Kris Rimbos to trace how  

FTNN started, what almost stopped it, and where the network is going next.