Testing information and coordinated planning when a baby may need specialist newborn care.
Reasons families and professionals contact us
Bring the story together before the visit.
Come with referral letters, earlier results, scan reports, immunisation records and the names or packs of medicines already used. If you have an HMO or NHIA pathway, ask whether the consultation, tests and procedures need separate authorisation.
See the complete visit checklist →NIPT is a screening test, not a diagnosis.
It can estimate the chance of certain chromosomal conditions. A higher-chance result does not by itself confirm a condition, and a lower-chance result cannot rule out every genetic or pregnancy concern. Our team will explain what your result means and whether another assessment or diagnostic test should be discussed.
Why choose Limi for Non-Invasive Prenatal Testing (NIPT)?
What you learn here is connected to the specialist team that can help with non-invasive prenatal testing (nipt).
Your child is cared for within a system designed around their age, development and clinical needs.
Our general paediatricians, subspecialists, diagnostics, surgery, NICU, PICU and therapy teams can plan care together.
You can reach hospital and escalation pathways for everyday and complex needs beyond scheduled clinics.
Our symposium, webinars and referral collaboration strengthen the professional community caring for children across Nigeria.
What to expect
A conversation about what NIPT can and cannot show
We explain each step and adapt the plan to your child’s needs and your family’s circumstances.
Review of pregnancy timing and relevant history
We explain each step and adapt the plan to your child’s needs and your family’s circumstances.
Blood-sample collection and laboratory coordination
We explain each step and adapt the plan to your child’s needs and your family’s circumstances.
Clear explanation of results and appropriate next steps
We explain each step and adapt the plan to your child’s needs and your family’s circumstances.
You are part of your child’s care team.
We will explain the plan clearly, make room for your questions and tell you what happens next.
Questions families often ask
Do I need a referral?
You can book many services directly. Some specialist tests or procedures may need a clinical request. Call us if you are unsure.
What should I bring?
Bring existing results, referral notes, medication details, HMO information and a short timeline of the concern.
Can another doctor refer a child?
Yes. Healthcare professionals can use the dedicated referral pathway and request coordinated feedback.