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Midwifery services at Neighborcare Health

Neighborcare Health’s Certified Nurse Midwives (CNMs) care for pregnant people and their families to create a birth experience that safely aligns with what the pregnant person wants and needs. Midwifery services are available at these clinics. Please contact a clinic to get started with care:

• Neighborcare Health at Columbia City
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• Neighborcare Health at Rainier Beach

Where do patients have their babies?

Our patients give birth at Swedish First Hill Birth Center (see a video tour through this link) . The Birth Center offers patients supportive care in a comfortable environment—every room has a Jacuzzi tub, birthing ball, squatting bar, and music system.

What is a Certified Nurse Midwife?

A Neighborcare Health midwife (CNM) has gone through advanced training at a master’s or doctoral level to provide reproductive health care across a person’s lifespan, including pregnancy. They provide holistic care during pregnancy (prenatal), throughout the birth, and after your baby is born (newborn, postpartum, and routine well-person care).

We strive to reduce Cesarean-section rates (C-sections) and unneeded medical intervention. We also connect people with community resources and help them understand their health care options

Neighborcare CNMs also provide care outside of pregnancy and birth. You can see a midwife for well-person exams and Pap smears, medication for opioid used disorder ( MOUD ), contraception, fertility consultation, gender-affirming care, and other sexual or reproductive health care.

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Maternity service website, delivery options.

• Water birth i Water birth means delivering your baby in a tub. Some facilities offer tubs for labor only. Learn more about water birth here .
• Breech trial of labor i If your baby is bottom first instead of head down as you approach your due date, providers that allow "breech trial of labor" may give you the opportunity to labor vaginally instead of automatically scheduling you for a cesarean birth.
• VBAC trial of labor i If you had a prior c-section, some providers may give you the opportunity to begin labor and try to deliver vaginally, which is a trial of "vaginal birth after cesarean" or VBAC. Learn more about VBAC here .
• VBA2+C trial of labor i If you've had more than one prior c-section, some providers may give you the opportunity to begin labor and try to delivery vaginally, which is a trial of vaginal birth after 2 or more cesareans or VBA2+C trial of labor. Learn more about VBAC here .
• Vacuum or forceps delivery on site i Delivery option tooltip 5
• C-section available on site i Delivery option tooltip 6
• C-section team on site 24/7 i Delivery option tooltip 7
• In-unit C-sections i Family-centered or Gentle c-section means that your partner can be with you in the OR during your c-section and that your baby will be placed on your chest immediately after delivery for skin-to-skin contact. Some facilities also offer the option of a clear surgical drape, which allows you to see your baby being born; delayed cord clamping after delivery (at least one minute); unhurried delivery (see a video here); and a dedicated nurse who will support skin-to-skin contact throughout the post-delivery procedure.
• Family-centered/gentle c-section
• Family-centered c-section: clear drape available
• Family-centered c-section: delayed cord clamping
• Family-centered c-section: unhurried delivery from incision
• Family-centered c-section: dedicated 1-to-1 nursing support

VBAC:  All provider groups at Swedish Hospital support and encourage vaginal trial of labor for mothers with one previous cesarean. The midwife group has a VBAC success rate of 90%.

C-section : Midwives to not perform c-sections. If you require a c-section, the team is on-site 24/7.

Family-centered C-section : Immediate skin-to-skin contact is facilitated in the OR whenever possible.

LABOR OPTIONS

• Moving throughout labor (e.g. wireless telemetry)
• Intermittent electronic fetal monitoring
• Intermittent auscultation
• IV not required
• IV not routine
• Eating throughout labor - clear tray only
• Eating throughout labor - unrestricted
• Drinking throughout labor
• Showering during labor
• Laboring in a tub
• Aromatherapy

Hydrotherapy & Aromatherapy:  Every room in the Family Birthing Center comes equipped with a Jacuzzi and aromatherapy.

BIRTHING EQUIPMENT

• Bean bag pillow
• Birthing stool
• Birth Balls
• Peanut ball
• Reclining chair
• Rocking chair
• Support rope, sling or bar

PAIN RELIEF

• Patient controlled epidural
• Dedicated L&D anesthesiology team
• Nitrous-oxide

Both traditional and alternative pain management techniques and resources are available. Rooms are equipped with jacuzzis, birthing stools and squatting bars for hydrotherapy and position changes to manage pain.

Other pain management options include IV Sedation, epidurals, and nitrous oxide. The anesthesia team is available on-site 24/7.

• Partner/support person policies
• allowed in triage
• allowed in labor room
• allowed in OR for C-section
• allowed in postpartum
• allowed in NICU
• Bed available for support person
• Doula policies
• Siblings allowed in labor

Number of support people allowed: 3

One-on-one nursing care during active labor and delivery : One nurse cares for every two women in early labor; one nurse cares for each woman one-to-one during during active labor; and two nurses are at each birth—one for the mother and one for the baby.

Your support people:

• You can have two adult support persons with you at a time — or three if one is a doula.
• Sibling minors present during birth must be accompanied and supervised by an adult other than the patient’s support person. Minors are not allowed to stay overnight after the birth.

NEWBORN & POSTPARTUM CARE

After routine delivery...

• Suctioning only if needed
• Delayed cord clamping (at least 1 minute)
• Delayed cord clamping (at least 3 minutes)
• Delayed baby bath
• Uninterrupted skin-to-skin contact until first feed
• Baby rooming-in
• Non-emergent nursery care available
• All routine newborn exams at mother's bedside
• Early discharge - 24 hours or less
• Home postpartum visit

S kin-to-skin : Two hours of uninterrupted bonding time with your baby and partner are facilitated immediately after birth.

BREASTFEEDING

• Baby-friendly designation
• Lactation consultants (IBCLC) available for consultation on site
• 24/7 lactation support on site
• No formula given to breastfeeding babies in first 48 hours
• Donor milk available

Inpatient Breastfeeding Assistance:  A board-certified lactation consultant will see you before you are discharged to assist in beginning to breastfeed. All nurses in the Mother Baby Unit are required to have breastfeeding training and are available for additional assistance, so there is expert breastfeeding support for all new mothers 24/7.

Breastfeeding Clinic:  Swedish Hospital’s Breastfeeding Clinic provides moms with access to internationally board-certified lactation consultants and nurse practitioners during hour-long visits.

HIGH RISK OPTIONS

• Maternal Fetal Medicine specialists
• 24/7 Neonatalogist or Pediatric Hospitalist on site
• Perinatal Level IIE
• Perinatal Level III

Maternal Fetal Medicine Program:  The midwives care for women who are experiencing low-risk pregnancies. If you develop complications, a team of 11 board-certified Maternal-Fetal Medicine (MFM) specialists is available based on schedule rotation.

Swedish Hospital partners with The Chicago Institute for Fetal Health at Lurie Children’s to offer multidisciplinary care involving the obstetrical team, the pediatric specialists at Lurie Children’s and the baby’s pediatrician.

Neonatologists : Board-certified neonatologists from Lurie Children’s round daily and are on call 24/7 and pediatric hospitalists are always on site to attend high-risk deliveries and help manage babies with health issues.

NICU OPTIONS

• Bed provided for parent
• Kangaroo care supported

ROOM OPTIONS

• One room for labor, birth, recovery & postpartum (LDRP)
• One room for labor, birth & recovery (LDR)
• Private post-partum rooms
• In-room shower
• In-room labor tub

Centrally-located in the Birthing Center is a kitchen with a full-sized refrigerator, microwave, toaster oven and coffee maker for the use of birthing mothers and their support team.

Your room in the mother-baby unit includes a dinette area and entertainment center with a flat-screen TV and WIFI.

ROOM AMENITIES

• Dimmable lighting
• Music speakers (phone or IPod)
• Refrigerator

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Hospital | Midwife-attended birth

• Also at this hospital: Doctor-attended birth
• Large (between 1600 and 4000 births per year)
• Perinatal Level II

Overall C-Section Rate (not risk-adjusted) - 12.3%

Primary c-section rate (not risk-adjusted) - 8.4%, vbac rate (risk adjusted) - 28.9%, exclusive breastfeeding rate - 564%.

• Number of VBAC deliveries per year- 77
• Epidural Rate - 40%
• Overall Induction Rate - no data provided
• Early Elective Deliveries - 0 %
• Episiotomy Rate - 2%

COMMENTS ON OUTCOMES

C-Section: The Swedish Hospital midwives do not perform cesarean births.  The cesarean rates reported above reflect the number of mothers who began labor in the care of the midwives and ended up having a c-section.   These rates are not risk-adjusted, and should not be directly compared to rates for Chicago-area hospitals. But if you qualify for care and begin your labor here, the likelihood that you will have a cesarean birth is very low.

VBAC: The VBAC rate reported above is the rate of successful VBACs for all women who had a prior c-section and who delivered at Swedish Hospital, including those who did not opt for or qualify for a trial of VBAC and those cared for by the Swedish Hospitaldoctors. For those women who opted for a trial of labor with the midwives, the VBAC success was 90% in 2018.

Exclusive breastfeeding rate:   The rate reported above is for all mothers delivering at Swedish Hospital who were breastfeeding exclusively when they left the hospital. For the midwives, the percentage of mothers who initiated breastfeeding during the first 24-48 hours was 83.4%.

Early elective induction and episiotomy rates : The rates reported above are for all births at Swedish Hospital, including those attended by both doctors and midwives.

Maternity Care Overview

“Whether you are a new mom, or have had children before, Swedish Hospital is dedicated to helping guide you through pregnancy and childbirth and caring for your newborn.”

Midwife-attended birth: “ We are proud to support a group practice of nurse-midwives, who work in conjunction with board-certified obstetricians, to provide you with personalized care and education. The Swedish Hospital Midwives [part of NorthShore] see patients in a group office and deliver babies in our state-of-the-art facility, the Family Birthing Center.”

“The midwife group prides itself on developing a partnership with you through a holistic approach to your health and open communication. By treating you as a partner in your health — whether that’s the birth of your child or routine women’s health care — nurse-midwives foster a supportive and empowering atmosphere. Our midwives practice with considerable autonomy, practicing the midwifery model of care. They empower women to be involved in their health care through education, communication and a strong relationship.”

“Our midwives are:

• Specialists in women’s health, normal pregnancy, childbirth and postpartum care.
• Registered advanced practice nurses with specific training in obstetrics and gynecology.
• Certified (accredited) by the American College of Nurse-midwives after passing a thorough board examination.
• Educated professionals who work alongside physicians in a variety of settings, primarily hospitals and clinics.
• Focused on informed consent regarding your health care and catering to your specific needs.”

Centering Pregnancy : “Our midwives offer the option of prenatal care through our Centering Pregnancy program, which brings together groups of women with similar due dates to discuss important topics, including current or expected discomforts, stress and anxiety, proper nutrition, labor and delivery and breastfeeding. Studies show Centering care increases patient and provider satisfaction, breastfeeding rates and duration of breastfeeding. The program exceeds the recommended standard of 10 prenatal visits by extending the sessions from an hour and a half to two hours in length.”

Family Birthing Center : “Our Family Birthing Center was designed to provide clinical expertise and leading-edge medical capabilities in a comfortable, private and home-like setting. During your stay, our expert, caring staff takes time to make sure your needs are met, and we are happy to answer your questions along the way.”

“We consider the whole family’s experience in our Birthing Center rooms. Each room has a jacuzzi, rocking chair and a pullout bed so your partner or another support person can stay with you throughout labor and while you recover. Centrally-located in the Birthing Center is a kitchen with a full-sized refrigerator, microwave, toaster oven and coffee maker for the use of birthing mothers and their support team.”

“A few hours after your baby is born, you will move to the Mother-Baby Unit. The Mother and Baby Unit provides a comfortable place for families to visit their newborn. Mother and baby can room together in a private, home-like setting with a pullout bed for dad or other support person. A dinette area and entertainment center includes a flat-screen TV, completing the comforts of home. Additionally, WiFi is available, allowing the new family to share the good news of the baby’s arrival.”

Pain management options:  “We recognize that every woman is different. We believe in empowering mothers during the birthing process by following their individual pain-management preferences.”

“We provide both traditional and alternative pain management techniques and resources. Every room in our birthing center has a jacuzzi, birthing stool and squatting bar to help you manage your pain.”

“Other pain management options include:

• IV Sedation:  Sedatives may be used to help reduce stress and ease pain.
• Epidural:  Our anesthesia team is available on-site 24/7 to offer an epidural if you choose.” ” 50% of patients receive an epidural to relieve pain without eliminating labor-related pressure to help you remain attentive.” “Most patients are able to deliver using an epidural with minimal pain while still being able to feel labor-related pressure, allowing them to remain active and attentive during delivery.”
• Nitrous: Swedish Hospital is the only hospital within the Chicago city limits—and one of a growing number nationally—to offer nitrous oxide as an additional pain management tool for women in childbirth. Patients self-administer the medication by choosing how much gas to inhale, empowering each individual to safely and effectively manage the discomfort of labor and post-birth procedures while remaining alert and conscious.

Breastfeeding support : Specialized breastfeeding support can benefit all new mothers. Every mother and baby is different—while some mothers benefit from guidance immediately after birth, others may need assistance later. We strive to provide you with the resources you need to start on the right foot and continue successfully throughout motherhood.”

• Inpatient Breastfeeding Assistance:  A board-certified lactation consultant sees every patient that gives birth at Swedish Hospital prior to discharge to assist in beginning to breastfeeding and to answer any questions new mothers may have on the topic. All nurses in the Mother Baby Unit are required to have breastfeeding training and are available for additional assistance, so there is expert breastfeeding support for all new mothers 24/7.
• Breastfeeding Clinic:  Swedish Hospital’s Breastfeeding Clinic provides moms with access to internationally board-certified lactation consultants and nurse practitioners during hour-long visits. We welcome all moms, regardless of where they give birth and accept most forms of insurance, including Medicaid, with no out-of-pocket expense to the patient.

Skin-to-skin:  “The moments after giving birth will be a special time for you and your baby. We recommend two hours of uninterrupted bonding time between mommy, partner and baby immediately after birth. Instead of receiving visitors, we strongly encourage you to use this time for you and your baby to recover and benefit from skin-to-skin contact. This time also allows for important health assessments for you and your baby.”

Maternal Fetal Medicine Program: “ Women facing a high-risk pregnancy or who develop complications don’t have to travel far for comprehensive care from board-certified maternal-fetal medicine specialists. The Maternal-Fetal Medicine Program at Swedish Hospital in Chicago offers advanced care for mothers and babies, from early pregnancy through birth and beyond.”

Neonatologists : “Board-certified neonatologists from Lurie Children’s round daily and are on call 24/7 in our inpatient unit and their pediatric hospitalists are always on site. They also attend high-risk deliveries and help manage babies with health issues.”

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Patient ​Acceptance ​Guidelines

Risk guidelines for accepting patients.

The Swedish Hospital Midwives [part of NorthShore] care for women experiencing low-risk pregnancies. It is a practice policy to refer patients with “high-risk” pregnancies to Swedish Hospital’s dedicated team of board-certified obstetricians for their primary care during pregnancy.

One possible risk factor is pregnancy weight. Women who have a pre-pregnancy body mass index (BMI) greater than 45 are considered to be high-risk. According to a 2013 committee opinion published by the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, women who are obese have a heightened risk of pregnancy complications such as preeclampsia, cesarean delivery, gestational diabetes and stillbirth delivery.

Risk guidelines for VBAC

Swedish Hospital offers the option of trial of VBAC to women who have had one previous cesarean birth.

TRANSFER OF CARE AND TRANSPORT

In general, care in the Swedish Hospital ICN is limited to newborn infants who are more than 32 weeks gestational age and weigh more than 1,500 grams at birth or who are recovering from serious illness treated in a Level III NICU. Newborns who are seriously ill may be transferred to a facility with a Level III NICU.

MATERNITY SERVICE TOURS

Swedish Hospital nurses conduct 60-90 minute guided tours of the Family Birthing Center. The tour includes an informational Q & A session.

Tours are available each month at the following times: 10 a.m. on the first Sunday, 6 p.m. on the second Tuesday, 6 p.m. on the third Thursday and 10 a.m. on the fourth Saturday. You can register by clicking  here . For late cancellations or inquiries about class availability, please call (773) 878-8200, Ext. 2125.

Please note: if you are planning to attend Swedish Hospital’s Childbirth Education Class, you do not need to attend this tour since the Childbirth Education Class includes a tour of the Family Birthing Center.

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CHILDBIRTH CLASSES

Swedish Hospital in Chicago offers educational programs and childbirth classes for new and expectant mothers, including:

• Baby Care and Infant CPR
• Breastfeeding
• Childbirth Education Class
• Family Birthing Center Tour
• New Moms Group
• Clase de Lactancia Materna
• Pre- and Postpartum Exercise Classes

For more information, or to register for an event, call 773-878-6888 or click  here .

MATERNITY CARE CERTIFICATIONS & AWARDS

The Swedish Hospital Midwifery Group has achieved the Triple Aim Designation from ACNM based on excellent exclusive breastfeeding, primary cesarean birth and preterm birth rates.

The hospital is currently in Phase 3 of Baby Friendly Certification.

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• Convened by the JUST Birth Network, Swedish hosted our first Black Maternal Health Week conference on April 12 at our Cherry Hill campus. 
•  JUST Birth was initiated in 2021 and includes doulas, cultural navigators and other staffers dedicated to providing Black and Native patients culturally affirming care throughout their pregnancy journey. 
• Community partners and special guest speakers were welcomed to the event, including Sharon Turner, an acting director of intergovernmental and external affairs from U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. 

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Every year, more babies are born at Swedish than at any other health system in western Washington. In fact, helping you have your baby your way is one reason so many families choose Swedish.

Swedish has three birth centers —  First Hill ,  Issaquah  and  Edmonds  — making it convenient for people who live or work in the Seattle, Eastside and North End areas. But don’t just  choose your birth center  based on location. It’s also important to consider factors like the size of your birth center. Do you want a smaller, more boutique-like feel, for example, or a bustling city hospital with every possible resource available? Or maybe something in between?

All of our Swedish patients can take classes, meet other families, get help with lactation and go for new parents and well-baby checkups at  The Lytle Center for Pregnancy & Newborns  at our First Hill birth center. You can also get expert advice there and help with wellness.

To learn more about our childbirth and parenting classes — both in-person and online — visit our  Childbirth and Parenting Classes at Swedish Medical Center page . To take a take a virtual tour of our birth centers, visit our  Birth Center Tours page . If you need to find a provider, use our  provider directory .

Also, if you want to provide input on the way we provide care, please join our  Patient and Family Advisory Council.

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Just as every baby is unique, so is every delivery. As your trusted care partner, we work to provide a personalized birthing experience that begins long before your first contraction and continues well after delivery.

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We want to give you the experience you envision when welcoming your newest family member.

At Swedish Medical Center, we work with some of the region’s best women’s health specialists, including obstetricians, perinatologists, neonatologists and certified nurse midwives (CNMs). This team helps make your pregnancy, labor, delivery and postpartum period as safe and special as possible.

Expert advice, available 24/7

Free health-related information is available just a phone call away. Our nurses help you understand your symptoms, treatment options and procedures. They will also help you find a provider or specialist and schedule an appointment.

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We have been recognized as a Maternal and Infant Care Quality Champion by Colorado Perinatal Care Quality Collaborative (CPCQC), ensuring you receive excellent prenatal, labor, delivery and postpartum care.

Preparing for your childbirth experience

We want to help you and your family feel as prepared as possible when it's time to welcome your little one. To do this, we offer a variety of maternity classes and invite you to register for delivery before the big day.

Maternity classes

To support you during your pregnancy, our experienced childbirth educators offer a range of childbirth and family education classes . These classes are designed to help you and your partner prepare for labor, delivery and parenthood.

Register for delivery in advance

We recommend expectant families complete our online registration form  prior to your delivery day to save time and make the process as smooth as possible. You will need to set up an account. Once you have completed that, click on "Upcoming visit." Fill out this form and submit it. You will see a green check mark. This is the only confirmation you will receive.

If you have any questions regarding your financial responsibility related to birthing costs, please call our Financial Services team at (866) 475-1385 .

Our labor and delivery unit

Our warm and inviting labor and delivery unit is renovated and offers all-private rooms. We encourage family attendance at birth and have flexible visiting hours. We also provide room service for you, sleeping accommodations for your partner and a dedicated postpartum recovery unit that allows your baby to room-in with you.

Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)

For babies who need extra care and monitoring after birth, our hospital also features an advanced Level III NICU. Here we offer a family-style design, providing each patient with a private room with an individualized, womb-like environment. This allows parents to room-in with their newborn (when medically appropriate) as an added opportunity to bond.

Other features of our 17-bed NICU include:

• A family waiting area
• Specialized cameras stream secure, 24/7 live video of your baby, promoting parent-child bonding, helping to lessen stress and worry and allowing for memorable milestones to be captured on video or photo for families
• NICU graduate reunion, an event for families to spend time with their baby’s caregivers and visit with other NICU graduate families
• Private family rooms to accommodate multiple births
• Refrigerator and breastfeeding supplies
• Secure unit with specialized identification for entry

Laboring and delivery options

Whether you would prefer an unmedicated birth or pain-relieving options, we can help. Our team offers a full spectrum of labor options, including aromatherapy, doula services, midwife support, birthing balls, laboring tubs, epidurals and nitrous oxide. Additionally, we provide 24/7 access to anesthesiology services.

If a cesarean section (C-section) is required, we can provide a family-friendly experience and non-opioid postoperative options. For an extra layer of support, our program includes 24/7 obstetric hospitalists. These board-certified obstetricians can step in to help your OBGYN or midwife as needed.

Special accommodations after childbirth

We understand each family is unique, so our team strives to accommodate different preferences after delivery, such as:

• Cord clamping — Some families prefer to wait several minutes (or longer) after birth before clamping the umbilical cord, letting your baby get additional blood. Let us know your wishes, and we will do our best to accommodate your plan.
• Cord blood and stem cell banking — We can help you with donating cord blood or banking stem cells. Speak to your OBGYN and medical team to make these arrangements.
• Placenta options — If you would like to keep your placenta for encapsulation or donation, we can assist with those accommodations.

Mom/baby postpartum care

As part of your postpartum care, we will support you and your baby in our mom/baby unit for the rest of your hospital stay. Here, our nurses will work with you and your family to help everyone learn how to best care for the new baby.

We offer a variety of services in our mom/baby unit, including:

Breastfeeding support

• Hand-knitted or crocheted baby hat, courtesy of our nurses (when available)
• Pastoral care services, such as visiting with your family and providing communion

If you choose to breastfeed your baby, you will have access to breastfeeding support while in the mom/baby unit. We also host a breastfeeding support group for new moms and babies eight weeks old and younger.

In this group setting, moms have the opportunity to meet with a lactation consultant, receive reassurance and ask questions. Please attempt to bring your infant ready for a feeding.

New Baby Breastfeeding Support Group Every Wednesday from 10:00am to 11:00am Second Floor Conference Center at Swedish Medical Center

There is no cost to attend, but we ask only mom and baby attend (and make a reservation) due to limited space.

In case of inclement weather, please call the lactation line at (303) 788-7842 for updates concerning the breastfeeding support group. You will be contacted directly for parent education classes and tours.

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Can i go through labor and delivery in the same room, how many support people, such as doulas, friends, partners or family members are allowed to be with me in the labor and birthing room, how does the birthing center help women manage pain during labor what if i don’t want any drugs during my labor, how many women in labor does each nurse typically care for, what kind of breastfeeding education and support is available to new moms, do you have any mandatory tests or procedures for newborns, does the hospital accept cord blood donations or arrange for them to be given to a public cord blood bank.

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Pullman Regional Hospital

Voted one of America's Best Hospitals in Obstetrics

BirthPlace Classes

We have you covered with affordable classes to help you and your family get ready for baby.

New Arrivals

We help bring over 400 babies a year into this world. Thank you for sharing your miracles with us.

Virtual Tour

Watch our online tour of the BirthPlace to get a feel for what your birthing experience will be like.

About BirthPlace

Welcome to the Pullman Regional Hospital BirthPlace! Our goal is to make your birthing experience as pleasant and comfortable as possible. It is important that you feel informed and supported in all of your birthing decisions, and that you know you can count on us for follow up care long after you are discharged. We will always be here to answer your questions and provide you with accurate, reliable information.

When you begin your new family at our BirthPlace, you become a part of our family too.

Our Birthing Suites

Our goal is to keep mom, baby and guests as comfortable as possible during this exciting time. Your birthing suite will do just that. All of our suites are equipped with whirlpool tubs and showers for use before and after your baby is born, along with baby bathing sinks so your family can participate in baby's first bath. Rooms also have microwaves and refrigerators, TV's, a table and chairs, a desk, free WiFi, and a comfortable couch that makes into a bed for your partner. For a more home-like feeling, all of our emergency equipment is hidden behind closed doors.

Extra Touches

• A complimentary Halo sleep sack to take home
• Board Certified Lactation Consultants and specially-trained nurses to help you achieve breastfeeding goals
• We offer pasteurized donor milk as an option for breastfeeding supplementation
• Family suites designed for you and your family with a pull-out bed for a guest
• Handmade baby hats knitted and donated by hospital Auxiliary members and volunteers
• Footprints for the baby’s book and a beaded baby name bracelet
• Baby’s picture on the website, with emailing options for family and friends
• After a safe delivery, we invite you to indulge in a complimentary gourmet celebratory meal

Pregnancy & Ready for Baby Planning

Important information and resources.

• Car seat Safety
• Anesthesia Options 
• Prenatal Tdap Vaccine FAQ
• Prenatal Tdap Vaccine Information 
• Tdap Screening Consent
• Pullman Regional Hospital Birth Plan
• Washington State Birth Filing
• Hepatitis B VIS
• Hepatitis Consent/Refusal Form
• Application for Certified Copy of WA Birth Certificate
• Home Medications and Allergy Information
• Edinburgh Depression Scale
• Period of Purple Crying Resources
• Safe Sleep Practices 
• Whitman County Public Health
• Safe Sleep & Care Seat Resources in Whitman County

Financial Planning

Here’s a breakdown of the typical cost of having your baby. Please note these estimates do not include charges for labor induction or complications. Obstetrical estimates are effective July 2023. Please contact your obstetric provider for questions about their fees. 

$4,809 (Mom) + $1,805 (Baby) = $6,614

Some insurance plans cover part or all of the charges of a circumcision and others do not pay anything for circumcisions. In that case, you would be responsible for the hospital charge and whatever your baby's doctor charges to perform the procedure. Be sure to contact your insurance company prior to giving birth to be sure.

Sleep, Exercise, & Nutrition During Pregnancy

As your pregnancy progresses, you may find it more difficult to fall asleep and stay asleep. Here are some ways to get better sleep during your pregnancy, and don't forget to read 5 Tips to Catch More Zzz's During Pregnancy.

• Relax and unwind before bed
• Stay hydrated during the day
• Put your phone away 
• Get plenty of exercise during the day
• Establish a consistent evening routine

The first trimester of your pregnancy is a good time to start an exercise plan if you don't already have one. Exercising regularly helps reduce your risk of problems that may arise later in pregnancy, along with additional benefits like boosting your mood, improving sleep, and gaining strength to combat back pain during labor and delivery. Check out some easy, low-cost exercise options you can do at home.

There are certain foods you should avoid during pregnancy, foods you should try to consume for often, and often times foods you don't normally enjoy that you suddenly crave. It is important to eat a well-balanced diet with a variety of foods from all five food groups, including fruit, vegetables, protein, grains, and dairy, as these foods provide key nutrients of concern for expecting mothers. Here are three easy healthy recipes that are safe for pregnancy.

Additionally, you will need to avoid certain foods that are more susceptible to food-borne illnesses when you become pregnant, including certain seafood, raw eggs, soft cheeses, raw meat, and deli meats. More information on this can be found in this blog post about things to avoid when pregnant.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes! You may watch our online tour here , or schedule an in-person tour by calling (509) 336-7401.

We generally encourage moms to come to the hospital when they're having painful contractions every five minutes, each lasting about 60 seconds. If you're able to easily ignore your contractions and you can walk and talk normally throughout them, it's probably not time to come yet. There are some exceptions, though. If you are group B strep positive, you need to talk to your doctor about when he or she wants you to come to the hospital.

We also want you to come in immediately if:

• Contractions start but you’re planning on having a C-Section
• Your water breaks
• You have bright red vaginal bleeding (as opposed to mucousy pink or brown vaginal discharge or “show”)
• You were more than 3 centimeters dilated at your last doctor visit and are having contractions
• You have a history or having very fast labors
• Your baby isn’t moving as much as usual

When you arrive at BirthPlace, we provide everything you and your baby need until it’s time to go home. All you really need to bring are a going home outfit for you and your baby, along with a car seat and blanket to cover baby with. We encourage you to bring any items that will make your stay more comfortable and add to the cozy, home-like atmosphere of your desire. For more information on what to pack in your hospital bag, read 5 Items Every New Parent Should Pack in your Hospital Bag.

Patients can order their meals from the Red Sage Café , as well as one primary support person (3 meals per day) at no additional charge.  You are welcome to bring food with you or have friends bring food to you. You're also welcome to order food from outside the hospital to be delivered to your room

You are welcome to record your hospital stay via photos, video, or audio recordings whenever there is not a medical procedure or care occurring. To avoid interruptions and to allow everyone's focus to be on the patient, we will request you to turn off cameras and recording equipment during your baby's birth. To share your announcement with your family and friends, we will take a photo of your baby and also one of your family if you choose and post it on our hospital website and provide a link for your friends and family to see.

Yes! At the BirthPlace, we strive to help families achieve their breastfeeding goals. Our lactation consultants are available to help get breastfeeding off to a great start and support your needs after discharge. If you are experiencing any difficulties breastfeeding, you can schedule a lactation appointment by calling (509) 336-7401. Click here to learn more about breastfeeding.

Contact the BirthPlace

For general questions and access to a 24/7 registered nurse: (509) 336-7401

BirthPlace Testimonials

"It's worth the drive for us from Lewiston. The facility is so nice and we like that labor, delivery, and recovery all happen in one room." Brittany Babino Lewiston

"Everyone I met was so friendly and caring. The pharmacist and anesthesiologist came in to check on me and the nurse helped me go through all my paperwork before I was discharged, which was really helpful. I felt very cared for." Erin Jessup Pullman

"No ball ever got dropped. They are all so wonderful and helpful. Having a new baby is not the easiest thing, but with the BirthPlace, it doesn't have to be harder." Kimberly Lackey Pullman

"The staff and anesthesiologists took the time to explain everything to us. We were really well prepared and everyone was so nice, from the kitchen staff to housekeeping. They helped make us so comfortable and our nurses are just exceptional!" Carey Bandaranayaka Pullman

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Region 1 midwives.

Dayspring Midwifery Services, LLC 

Inga Arts, LM, CPM

Bekah Fanciullo, LM, CPM

Serving Kootenai County

(208) 772-2823

[email protected]

https://dayspringcda.com

Family Maternity Services

Charity Catlin, LM, CPM 

Serving Bonner & Boundary Counties

(208) 627-809 6

[email protected] m

FamilyMaternity.com

HazelTree Midwifery PLLC

Kimberly Palmer LM, CPM

(208) 699-3625     Fax: (208) 625-2065

[email protected]

hazeltreemidwifery.com

Womancare Midwifery

Lori Sabin, LM, CPM

(208) 627-355 8

[email protected]

www.northidahomidwives.com

Wild Womb Midwifery, PLLC

Briana Huisman, LM, CPM

Kayla Duval, LM, CPM

Chelsea Halverson, LM, CPM

(509) 850-0527

[email protected]

www.wildwombmidwifery.com

Liberty Medical

Sherry Bushnell,

Family Nurse Practitioner, LM, CPM

Serving Boundary County

Cell: (208) 946-0640

Fax: (208) 549-7009

Family-friendly, midwife care for all ages

[email protected]

Precious Memories Midwifery

Kathy Johnson, LM, CPM

Serving Boundary & Bonner County

(208) 610-3963

[email protected]

Facebook: @preciousmemoriesmidwifery

Serenity Midwives

Amie Storm, LM, CPM

Serving Bonner & Kootenai County

208-704-5074  call or text

[email protected]

Instagram: @serenity_midwives

Juniper Midwifery

Kasha Couillard deRoos, LM, CPM

Serving Kootenai, Shoshone, Benewah & Spokane counties

Phone: (208) 500-8777

Fax: (208) 215-2888

[email protected]

Facebook: @thejunipermidwife

Kairos Midwifery LLC

Tammy Desjardins, BSM, LM, CPM

http://www.kairosmidwifery.com  

Phone: (509) 994-8712

[email protected]

Facebook & Instagram: @the.kairos.midwife

LaMonica Bryant

LaMonica Bryant, LM, CPM

Serving Kootenai, Bonner, Benewah, Latch & Shoshone counties

Phone: (208) 262-9969

[email protected]

lamonicabryant.com

Your Nest Midwifery

Krysta Freed, LM, CPM

Madeleine Gallus, LM, CPM

Phone: (208) 215-1620

[email protected]

yournestmidwifery.com

Local Midwife

Teresa "Tess" Williams, LM, CPM

Located in Chattaroy, WA, serving SPO/CDA & surrounding areas

Fill out a submission form on webside or for more information & availability:

[email protected]

www.localmidwife.org

Proper Midwifery

Pamela S. Roper, LM, CPM

Located in Bonners Ferry, serving Bonner, Boundary, & Priest River

Phone: (208) 627-6988

[email protected]

propermidwifery.com

In The Vine Midwifery

Andrea Roltgen, LM, CPM

Serving North Idaho

Phone: (208) 416-1701

[email protected]

http://inthevinemidwife.com/

Bright Hope Midwifery

Jessica Borges, LM, CPM

Phone: (208) 261-2242

[email protected]

brighthopemidwifery.com

Region 2 Midwives

Motherwise Midwifery

Nancy Draznin, LM, CPM

Serving the Moscow, Pullman, Lewiston, Clarkston & surrounding areas

508 W. Chestnut Street, Genesee, ID

(208) 310-3252

www.motherwisemidwifery.net

[email protected]

Social Media: @motherwisemidwifery

Eden: A Midwifery Practice

Ivy Warwick, LM, CPM (ID & WA)

Serving the LC Valley and surrounding areas

523 1/2 Main St, Lewiston, ID

(509) 552-9927

https://www.edenamidwiferypractice.com

[email protected] m

Social Media: @eden_a_midwifery_practice

The Nest Birth and Wellness

ViviAnne Fischer, LM, CPM Tina Gearhart, CNM

Kathleen Ojeda, LM, CPM

Serving Moscow, Lewiston,

Pullman, Clarkston, & surrounding areas (509) 330-5539  

[email protected] m

Breath of Life Midwifery

Jamie Laird, CPM, LM

Serving Kamiah, Kooskia, Orofino, Grangeville & surrounding areas.

(208) 451-4625

[email protected]

Yalad Birth & Wellness

Sherry Riener, LM, CPM

Serving Idaho Nez Perce & Lewis Counties

(208) 816-1288

[email protected]

Region 3 Midwives

Family Tree Midwifery

Brittany Hiller, LM, CPM  

4041 S Argonaut Ave

Boise, ID 83709

Facebook & Instagram:

@familytreemidwife

familytreemidwife.com

208-213-2930

[email protected] m

Sage Midwifery

Katy Rawlins, LM, CPM

Sarah McBride, LM, CPM

Serving the Treasure Valley and greater region, including Emmett & Weiser

135 E. Calderwood Drive, Suite 100

Meridian, ID 83642

Facebook & Instagram: @thesagemidwife

Ph: (986) 999-3911  Fax: (208) 600-6911

[email protected]

thesagemidwife.com

Nampa Midwifery

Rebecca Holmstead, BSM, LM, CPM

Free Standing Birth Center

304 12th Avenue Rd

@nampa_midwives

nampamidwifery.com

(208) 800-1948  Fax (208) 475-6270

[email protected]

Treasure Valley Midwives

Laurie Hadden, LM, CPM

Bri Smith, LM, CPM

Darcy Clark, LM, CPM

Haley Keely, LM, CPM

Facebook & Instagram: @treasurevalleymidwives

treasurevalleymidwives.com

(208) 343-207 9 

[email protected]

Hillside Midwifery

Katie Shaffer, LM, CPM  

Tawnya Guimond, LM, CPM Facebook & Instagram:

@hillsidemidwifery

hillsidemidwifery.com  

412 E 41st St. Suite 2

Garden City, ID 83714

Phone: (208) 742-4784

Fax: (208) 246-3575

[email protected]

L'Abri Midwifery

Susie Ellis, LM, CPM

(208) 284-0200

[email protected]

Intuitive Home Birth, LLC

Mary Harvey LM, CPM

Serving Caldwell and surrounding areas. 

intuitivehomebirth.com

503-547-3615

[email protected]  

Precious Pathways Midwifery

Robin Allec

Homebirth services for the Treasure Valley

Facebook & Instagram: @preciouspathwaysmidwifery

preciouspathwaysmidwifery.com

(760) 953-0060 

[email protected]

Two Stones Midwifery

Suzie Campana, LM, CPM

@twostones_midwifery

Twitter: @TravelngMidwife

  https://idahomebirthmidwifery.com/

(253) 225-5810

[email protected] m

Huckleberry Baby Birth Services

Carissa Chamberlain, LM, CPM

@huckleberrybabybirth

(208) 615-2273 

[email protected]

Odaa Birth, LLC Midwifery Services

Tigist Ejeta, LM, CPM

www.birthwithtigi.com

Facebook: @TigiMidwife

Instagram: @birth.with.tigi

Phone: (574) 220-7034

[email protected]

Breathe Maternity Care

Kaleigh Perry, LM, CPM

(208) 405-0513

[email protected]

breathematernitycare.com

New Beginnings Birth Center

Rachel Mast, LM, CPM

270 N Linder Road

Meridian, ID

Phone: (208) 884-1223

[email protected]

https://www.newbeginningsbirthcenter.com

Idaho Midwifery 

Libby Silva, BSM, LM, CPM

Serving the Treasure Valley

 (208) 965-5094

@idahomidwifery

[email protected]

idahomidwifery.com

Hearts at Home Homebirth

Janice Cook, LM

208-631-0578

[email protected]

Pangea Midwifery

Jayme Crockett, LM, CPM

Julianne Robinson, LM, CPM

Boise, Idaho

(208) 877-5769

[email protected]

pangaeamidwifery.com

Region 4 Midwives

Body & Mind Wellness

Michella "Mickey" Habeck, CNM

425 Polk St. Suite F, Twin Falls, ID 

208-750-9097

Harmony Home Birth

Sierra Carrier, LM, CPM

Serving southeastern Idaho from Ashton to Pocatello & surrounding areas

(208) 204-1203

FB: @harmonhbirth  

IG: @ harmonyhomebirth

Email: [email protected]

Website: harmonyhbirth.com

Flora Childbirth

Ivy Allen, LM, CPM

Serving southeast Idaho and western Wyoming

(608) 863-1099

FB: @florachildbirth

IG: @florachildbirth

Email: florachildbirth.com

Website: www.florachildbirth.com

Wild About Nature Midwifery & Birth Center

Patricia Sutherland, LM, CPM

Serving South Central Idaho

(208) 490-0203

Email: [email protected]

wildaboutnaturemidwifery.com

134 Center St E, Kimberly, ID

Selah Midwifery Center 

Kathy LeBaron, LM, CPM

Stephanie Meyer, LM, CPM

(208) 745-7571

[email protected]

3939 E 200N Rigby, ID

Generations Homebirth, LLC

Valerie Hall, LM, CPM Angela Geurts, LM, CPM

Serving Southeast Idaho

(801) 637-1343  Fax: (208) 549-7293

[email protected]

generationshomebirth.com

Honeysuckle Midwifery, LLC

Samantha Lommasson, CPM, DEM, LM

Serving Salmon & surrounding areas

(406) 361-0327

[email protected]  

honeysucklemidwifery.com

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