We are pleased to announce the birth of our new practice in downtown Atlanta
One of the reasons women choose a Certified Nurse Midwife (CNM) as their primary health provider for childbirth is to experience high quality care in a context that blends the medical advancements of safe maternity care with the ancient art of midwifery. Certified Nurse Midwives are Primary Care Providers who are trained in both fields of nursing and midwifery. In addition to prenatal, labor, delivery and newborn care, our midwives provide gynecological exams, family planning care, preconception care, menopause management, and counseling on health promotion and disease prevention. Our CNMs are certified by the American College of Nurse-Midwives and licensed to practice in Georgia. We currently deliver at Atlanta Medical Center offering a family centered birth experience and support of natural childbirth and waterbirths. We strongly believe that birth matters – that the way a woman is supported and empowered during pregnancy and birth has effects that last a lifetime. To learn more about nurse-midwives from the American College of Nurse-Midwives, please visit www.mymidwife.org.
At Intown Midwifery, we encourage you to take an active role in making healthy choices for you and your family. We are passionate about providing evidence-based care and educating and empowering our patients through a holistic approach to prevention and good health. Our practice works collaboratively with physicians and health professionals in the community to deliver the safest, most effective care possible.
To learn more about our services, including water birth, please join us on the first Wednesday of every month for a Meet ‘n’ Greet with the nurse-midwives, at 7pm in the Atlanta Medical Center cafeteria. There is no need to RSVP, we’ll see you there!
As we grow our practice, we are also currently working towards establishing Atlanta’s only independent birth center. There is a strong need in our community for a family-centric, holistic-minded sanctuary for birthing and primary care, and we encourage your participation in fulfilling this vision. Please follow the link below to learn how you can help and stay involved in the effort!
We consider it a privilege to work in the profession whose name simply means “with women” and lookforward to your input in creating a place that meets the needs of our communities.
