Our Excellent Team of Certified Nurse Midwives Offer OB Care and Women's Health Services to All Women.
Our Services Include:
- OB and Gynecological exams
- Health screenings
- Risk assessment
- Post-partum care
- Education and counseling
- Breastfeeding support
Our Certified Nurse Midwives Strive to Be a Partner in Your Care; Providing Pregnancy and Well Woman Care to Women throughout Their Lifetime.
Specialty Areas of Care Include:
Breastfeeding
Breastfeeding is best for moms because it reduces the risk of certain cancers; breast milk is best for babies because it provides protection from allergies and certain respiratory infections. Our Lactation Room provides a private space for moms to learn about breastfeeding and receive breastfeeding support from your health care provider.us leo.
Maternal Infant Health (MIHP)
Our Maternal Infant Health staff are available to ensure pregnant moms have a healthy pregnancy, good birth outcomes, and healthy infants. You have access to a support system of qualified professionals that include a nurse, dietician, social worker and a Certified Spanish Interpreter, that will meet you where you are… at your home.
Our trained professionals complete screenings to check for health risks of both pregnant women and babies. They can address your questions or concerns related to prenatal care, childbirth preparation, nutrition, baby feeding methods, labor and delivery, and family planning and birth control.
You, along with the MIHP team, decide what care plan works best for you. MIHP patients will receive access to FREE transportation to medical appointments, WIC, childbirth and/or parent education classes.
MIHP services are available to pregnant women and all (infants up to 18 months old) that have Michigan Medicaid Health Insurance and live in Muskegon County.
Please call 231-733-6677 for more information.
Breast & Cervical Cancer Screening Program (BCCCP)
Please call Women’s Health Network at 616-632-7283 or 1-888-515-1300 Ext. 7283 to register.
Safe Delivery
If you are feeling scared or unsure about keeping your unborn baby, we urge you to talk to your Nurse Midwife or OB provider immediately. Often, the message of Safe Delivery does not get shared until it’s too late: once a baby has been abandoned or murdered.
Please don’t abandon your baby. Safe Delivery allows parents to surrender their newborn child no more than 72 hours old, to an employee inside and on duty at any hospital, fire department, police station, or by calling 9-1-1. Safe Delivery is a safe, legal and anonymous alternative to abandonment or murder and releases the newborn for placement with an adoptive family. Call the Safe Delivery hotline to discuss your options at 866-733-7733.
Remember this is the safe, legal way and anonymous. Visit www.michigan.gov/safedelivery for more information.