Whether you’re running a busy labor and delivery unit, supporting an antepartum clinic, or completing routine checks in an OB/GYN office, our fetal monitors help you capture the information clinicians rely on every day, including FHR, TOCO, and (on select systems) maternal parameters and internal monitoring options.

What a fetal monitor does (and why it matters)

A fetal monitor—often called an electronic fetal monitor or cardiotocography system—typically combines fetal heart rate monitoring with uterine activity monitoring. In practice, this supports workflows like non-stress tests, triage checks, and intrapartum monitoring where teams need a reliable tracing to guide care decisions. Depending on the model and configuration, fetal monitoring can also incorporate maternal vitals and advanced channels for higher-acuity settings.

Who benefits from our fetal monitors and fetal dopplers

• Hospitals and health systems supporting labor and delivery, postpartum, and women’s services
• Birthing centers that want capable monitoring without overcomplicating the room
• OB/GYN clinics performing non-stress tests and routine fetal assessments
• Maternal-fetal medicine and high-risk pregnancy programs that need robust monitoring options
• Antepartum clinics managing scheduled testing and quick turnarounds
• Midwifery practices and community-based prenatal care programs
• Multi-specialty practices that want fetal dopplers that can also support select vascular screening needs

Featured fetal monitors and dopplers we offer

Below is a practical sampling of fetal monitors in our catalog, with real-world use cases to help you match the right monitor to the right room.

Hospital-grade fetal monitoring for labor and delivery

Edan F9 Express Fetal Monitor
A strong fit when you want a comprehensive fetal and maternal monitor that works across antepartum, intrapartum, and postpartum workflows. This is a great option for labor and delivery rooms that need twins monitoring, maternal parameters, and flexible monitoring capabilities in one platform.

GE Corometrics 129 Fetal Monitor w. Twins and maternal monitoring
Well suited for clinical teams that want an advanced fetal monitor with expanded maternal monitoring. If your unit values clear waveforms and documentation-friendly workflow features, this model is often a compelling choice for busy L&D environments.

Philips Agilent Series 50XM Fetal Monitor M1350B
A practical option for facilities that want fetal monitoring plus maternal vital signs monitoring in the same workflow. It supports key intrapartum needs like twins monitoring and uterine activity tracking, helping teams standardize setups across rooms.

GE Corometrics 120 Fetal Monitor
Designed for teams that want a monitor that can support labor, delivery, and recovery workflows. If your clinicians prioritize trend review and efficient documentation during unpredictable labor progress, this model is often considered for its workflow-supportive approach.

Clinic and office fetal monitoring for non-stress tests and antepartum care

GE/Corometrics 172 Twins Fetal Monitor
A strong match for practices that perform antepartum fetal monitoring and non-stress tests and want a compact approach that works in both office and hospital settings. It’s commonly selected when you want efficient NST workflows with the option to monitor twins.

GE Corometrics 171 Series Fetal Monitor
A straightforward fetal monitor choice for routine monitoring needs, with clinician-friendly alarms and a clear display for fetal heart rate and uterine activity. This can be a good fit for OB/GYN clinics and hospital units that want a dependable, familiar workflow.

Fetalgard Lite Fetal Monitor
A versatile option for fetal monitoring in the clinic, office, or home-oriented care models. It’s often considered when teams want NST-oriented workflow support, patient data storage, and documentation options that connect well with modern recordkeeping processes.

Philips Avalon FM30
A compelling choice for facilities that want automated coincidence detection features designed to help reduce confusion between fetal and maternal signals. This can be especially helpful in high-activity rooms where clean signal interpretation and efficient setup matter.

Fetal dopplers for quick checks, rounding, and routine assessments

Edan SD5 & SD6 Ultrasonic Tabletop Doppler
Ideal for teams that want a tabletop fetal doppler for routine antepartum use. This is commonly used in OB offices, L&D outpatient services, and midwifery settings where quick, accurate FHR checks and a clinic-friendly form factor are priorities.

Edan Sonotrax Series Fetal Dopplers
A pocket doppler solution for routine obstetric needs, with models that also support select vascular requirements. Great for mobile prenatal checks, community clinics, and practices that value compact design and easy day-to-day use.

Mobility and mounting that makes rooms work better

Edan F6 Twins Fetal Monitor
A strong option when you want a hospital-grade fetal monitor that still fits the flow of private practice and multi-room environments. It’s often considered for workflows that benefit from flexible placement, transport-friendly design, and clear printed documentation.

Luxury Trolley for F series Fetal Monitors
A practical add-on for facilities that want a clean, mobile mounting solution for compatible fetal monitors. If you’re optimizing room turnover, minimizing cable clutter, or standardizing how monitors move between rooms, a dedicated trolley can make a noticeable difference.

How to choose the right fetal monitoring equipment for your workflow

• If you’re focused on non-stress tests in an OB/GYN clinic: Look for a fetal monitor that supports fast transducer placement, clear tracing, and easy documentation. The GE Corometrics 171 Series and GE/Corometrics 172 Twins are common fits for these environments, and Fetalgard Lite can be a strong option when you want flexible deployment across clinic-style settings.
• If you need intrapartum monitoring in a labor and delivery unit: Prioritize fetal and maternal monitoring capabilities, clear signal quality feedback, and dependable uterine activity monitoring. Philips 50XM M1350B, GE Corometrics 120, and GE Corometrics 129 are frequently considered for these higher-demand clinical workflows.
• If you support twins monitoring: Choose a platform built for dual FHR channels and clear differentiation. Several of the monitors above are designed with twins workflows in mind, including GE/Corometrics 172 Twins and models like Edan F9 Express and Edan F6 Twins.
• If you want a fast, portable way to spot-check FHR: A fetal doppler may be the right tool for quick assessments and rounding. Consider the Edan SD5 & SD6 tabletop doppler for exam-room convenience or the Edan Sonotrax Series fetal dopplers for pocket portability.

New and refurbished fetal monitors: getting the performance you need at the budget you have

Many facilities choose refurbished fetal monitors to standardize rooms, expand monitoring capacity, or replace aging equipment while protecting capital budgets. Others prefer new systems when aligning with a specific clinical standard, technology roadmap, or procurement strategy. Either way, our goal is simple: help you match the right fetal monitor to your patient volume, staffing patterns, and documentation expectations—without overselling features you won’t use.

Local support that strengthens your uptime

We’re headquartered in Richmond, Virginia, and we support customers through multiple field service locations across the Mid-Atlantic, Southeast, and beyond. If your team cares about response time, continuity, and having a real partner behind the equipment, we’re built for that kind of relationship.

Fetal monitoring FAQs

What’s the difference between a fetal monitor and a fetal doppler?
A fetal doppler is typically used for quick fetal heart rate checks. A fetal monitor is designed for continuous tracing and usually includes uterine activity monitoring and documentation features used during non-stress tests and labor monitoring.

Do I need twins capability?
If you routinely monitor twin pregnancies, twins capability can prevent workarounds and help standardize your protocols. Even if twins are not your daily case mix, choosing a monitor with twins flexibility can future-proof your clinic or unit.

What should I prioritize for NST workflows?
For non-stress tests, teams often prioritize fast setup, clear tracings, reliable alarm behavior, and efficient printing or exam storage. Your best fit will depend on patient volume and how your clinicians document and review strips.

Can fetal monitors support maternal vital signs?
Some fetal monitors include maternal parameters and can support workflows where maternal vital signs monitoring is needed alongside fetal monitoring. If your workflow demands that combination, it’s worth choosing a system designed for both.

Get a quote on fetal monitors

If you’re ready to equip a labor and delivery unit, expand an antepartum clinic, or improve NST capacity in an OB/GYN office, we can help you choose fetal monitoring equipment that fits your rooms and your budget. Explore the products below and request a quote directly from the product page that matches your needs.

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