Traditionally, doctors use gestational age, the number of weeks from fertilization to birth, to determine whether a preemie should receive invasive care.
Obviously, if maternal or fetal status is deteriorating, then of course that is going to be delivery really no matter what gestational age that would be at.
If her blood pressure remains controlled and there are no additional complications, we can aim for delivery at 34 weeks, which is the recommended gestational age for severe preeclampsia.