Prenatal Care

Your guides through your natural birth experience. 

Prenatal Care is for many people their first time experiencing the beauty of the Midwifery Model of Care. This proven model focuses on respectful, supportive, attentive, and empowering care. During this time, you’ll develop meaningful relationships with our midwives and birth assistants.

 

Prenatal Visit Schedule

8-32 weeks (every 4 weeks)

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32-38 weeks (every 2 weeks)

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38-41 (weekly)

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41 weeks (Mon & Wed that week)

 Your Prenatal and Pregnancy Timeline

Initial Risk Assessment


+ Review of family, health, and obstetrical history
+ Physical exam
+ Obstetrical exam (listening to baby’s heartbeat, and fetal growth check)
+ How to maintain a low-risk pregnancy (nutritional and exercise counseling)
+ Initial lab work drawn
+ Review resources
+ Dating ultrasound at our center
*Note risk assessment is on-going throughout pregnancy

Routine Prenatal Visit


+ Weight check
+ Fetal growth check
+ Listen to baby’s heartbeat
+ Nutrition and exercise counseling
+ Discuss all questions or concerns
+ Anatomy scan at our center at 20 weeks

24-28 Week Prenatal Visit


+ All components of routine visit
+ labs (including diabetes screen)
*We offer a tasty, organic glucola alternative available for purchase!

34 week Prenatal visit


+ All components of routine visit
+ Feeding/lactation/breast pump preparation with lactation consultant
+ Postpartum period preparation
+ Discussion, screening, and education on perinatal mood and anxiety disorders

36 week Prenatal Visit


+ All components of a routine visit
+ Group Beta Strep testing (GBS)
+ Invite your birth team to this visit so we can all meet!
+ Planning for the big day, review of your birth preferences
+ Set up weekly prenatal visits until birth
+24/7 Access to your midwives

Labor & Postpartum


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Comprehensive Support in Labor and the Postpartum Period.

 “We felt empowered, and as a first-time mom, I felt incredibly encouraged throughout my labor and birth.”