Pregnancy and childbirth are some of life’s biggest moments. It’s
natural to feel both excited and anxious during this time, but rest assured
that you are not in this alone. At the Myrtue Medical Birthing Center,
our entire team comes together to give mother, child and family the support,
education, and assistance you need.
From your first prenatal visit to your childbirth preparation classes,
we are with you every step of the way. We encourage you to
contact us today to schedule a tour of our birthing center. Also, check out our
FAQs page to read our welcome letter and to find answers to many of our most
asked questions. See for yourself why so many families chose Myrtue Medical
Center as their dedicated partner through pregnancy and childbirth.
Meet Our Staff
(L to R): Megan, Courtney, Catie, Michelle, Abbie, Michele, Lanette, Courtney,
Heather, Britni, Lisa, Jen, and Ally. Not pictured Gina, Courtney, Donna
and Lyndsey
"The nurses went above and beyond to make sure we were taken care
of. This is my second baby that I have delivered here. In the midst of
the pandemic, the staff did everything to make things as normal, comfortable
and special as they could. Each nurse and medical practitioner communicated
well with us and with each other. It was a very positive experience that
has blessed our family incredibly." - Past Patient
A Warm, Comfortable Birthing Environment
When the big day arrives, patients are given a private room to deliver
their baby and start forming their bond with the newest member of the
family. A team of physicians and nurses are ready to deliver family-centered
care and are ready to help you with whatever you need. Our staff of nurses
are known for providing exceptional, dedicated care with each patient.
They will know your name and strive to provide you with a truly personalized
birthing experience.
Each woman’s labor is unique and for this reason we offer a variety
of pain management options including:
We observe quiet time from 2 pm to 4 pm every day on the Birthing unit
so that mothers and babies can bond and rest in a peaceful environment.
We encourage visitors to arrange different hours to peek at the baby.
One thing we like to remind all expectant parents and visitors is the importance
of washing hands. . Newborns are still developing their immune system,
so you should always wash your hands before touching a new baby and avoid
kissing them on the face. Even a small cold for an adult can turn into
a serious health concern for a baby.
-3-sisters[1].jpg)
