From well-woman care to pregnancy, birth, and postpartum, providing experienced midwifery support through every stage of life.

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A woman with curly hair holding a newborn baby close to her chest, with the baby's face turned into her shoulder, in a warm, intimate moment.

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Two men sitting on a wooden bench in a waiting area, each holding a baby. The background has a wall with decor, a wall sconce, and signage for a birth center.

A woman holding a sleeping baby close to her shoulder, both with gentle, affectionate expressions.

A woman with dreadlocks styled in a high bun, wearing a colorful floral shirt, holds a baby in pink clothing on her lap as they sit on a blue couch.

A woman with glasses and a yellow shirt kisses a baby on the forehead while holding him in her arms inside a home.

Two women standing indoors, one holding a baby, smiling and looking at the baby, with warm lighting and a blurred background.

A pregnant woman lying on a hospital bed with a healthcare professional examining her belly.

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A woman with dreadlocks and hoop earrings holding a baby girl in front of a large window.

What is a Birth Center?

The birth center is a facility for childbirth where care is provided in the midwifery and wellness model. The birth center is freestanding and not a hospital.

Birth centers are an integrated part of the health care system and are guided by principles of prevention, sensitivity, safety, appropriate medical intervention and cost-effectiveness. While the practice of midwifery and the support of physiologic birth and newborn transition may occur in other settings, this is the exclusive model of care in a birth center.

The birth center respects and facilitates a woman's right to make informed choices about her health care and her baby's health care based on her values and beliefs. The woman's family, as she defines it, is welcome to participate in the pregnancy, birth, and the postpartum period.

WHAT WE OFFER

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Prenatal Care

Unhurried visits, education, and preparation throughout your pregnancy

Birth Services

Supportive, evidence-based care in our peaceful birth center.

Postpartum Care

Thoughtful follow-up for both parent and baby after birth

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WORDS OF WISDOM

When a baby is born in an environment of peace...when a woman is believed and loved and encouraged during that time of birth, when mom and babe are honored as accomplished journeymen, the result can only be a certain strength and hope that transcends all the doubt and fear that family life will present.

-Katherine Bramhall