Our birth center team is committed to policies and practices that support healthy moms and healthy babies. Our family-centered approach honors the intimate experience of childbirth while ensuring exceptional care for you and your child.
We’re here to support the birth you want. Our team of doula-trained nurses, midwife, and doctors are expert listeners and compassionate, supportive coaches. They’ll hear your concerns, answer your questions, and provide options that will ensure a memorable birth.
Our nurses have a love for children and a love of life that shows. You will see it in the small personal gestures – the look in their eyes when they hold your newborn, the kindness they show to all new parents and their families, and their attention to detail.
New parents tell us that what matters most are the people who care for them and their new baby. Your birth experience starts long before you enter Richland Hospital Birth Center and continues throughout your child’s lifetime and during your stay with us, we consider it our privilege to assist you and your family in welcoming your baby into the world.
Preparing for labor and delivery may feel overwhelming. The birth of your baby is one of the most memorable, life-changing experiences of your life. During this time of your pregnancy and birth, we want to provide you and your family with a sense of safety, support, and compassion.
We’re here for you every step of the way! We provide a variety of support services including classes, screenings, personalized services and helpful information to care for your new baby.
Yes! You should talk with your family physician if you want to pursue a vaginal delivery after previously enduring a C-section. Your physician knows your situation best and can speak with you about your options.
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