Making a difference for

the children of Northern Virginia and beyond

Neonatal Care in Northern Virginia

Keeping families together with care coordination

At Fairfax Neonatal Associates (FNA), we strive to provide the best possible care, experience, and outcomes for each and every patient we serve.

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Our Mission

To provide neonatal /newborn care in a family centered approach that uses evidence-based medicine and continuous quality improvement. To promote the health of newborns and their families through advocacy, teaching and research.

Our Vision

To deliver superior care for all newborns and their families that supports optimal outcomes and allows our patients to reach their greatest potential.

Our Values

FNA is a values-based organization. Both individually and organizationally we strive to live out our stated values through our actions, words and decisions.

Inova Fetal Care

Coordinated care for the mother and baby during and after delivery

Newborn Care

Our professionals provide newborn nursery care for over 16,000 infants born annually in the hospitals we serve.

Intensive Care

We deliver intensive care services for premature and critically ill infants.

Fairfax Neonatal Associates, PC
3060 Williams Drive, Suite 520 Fairfax, VA 22031

Hospital Affiliations

We recognize the importance of being close to home when your baby requires specialized care, that’s why we’re conveniently located at four hospitals.

Read From Other Parents

Thank you every one at the hospital. Because of the care and love you give ... mothers like me can go home satisfied knowing that my baby is in good hands. Thank you every one.

Thanks to everyone in NICU Fairfax, especially Meadow for making it possible. Lucky to be transfered to there from other city.We love all our nurses and doctors who have been involved.My whole family is thankful for the personal attention, help, care and love.

What's New at FNA

NICU Safety During Cold and Flu Season

Fairfax Neonatal Associates December 10, 2025

Cold and flu season can be challenging for any family, but it’s especially important to stay cautious when a baby is in the NICU. Premature and medically fragile newborns have developing immune systems that make them more vulnerable to common illnesses and infections. Even a mild cold in an adult can become a serious health concern for a newborn in intensive care. That’s why every visitor, parent, and caregiver plays a meaningful role in keeping babies safe. By following hygiene guidelines