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On our Frequently Asked Questions page you should be able to find the answers to most of your questions. If you don't see you question here please call us (931)722-2229 or toll free 1-877-270-2229. You may also send and e-mail with you questions and we will be happy to answer them for you.

Q: What is a Certified Nurse Midwife (C.N.M.)?

A: A C.N.M. is an R.N. that has completed a midwifery program from an accredited school and have passed a national exam given by the American College of Nurse Midwives. C.N.M.'s are extensively trained in normal pregnancies and birth.

Q: How safe is a birth center birth?

A: Although our birth center is beautifully decorated and feels like home, it is also extensively equipped with saftey in mind. Studies show that birth centers offer better outcomes for low risk patients than hospitals.

Q: Is there medication available to the laboring mom?

A: Yes, with the exception of the epidural, we have the same medications available that would be offered at the hospital.

Q: How long do I stay after my baby is born?

A: Approximately 6-12 hours.

Q: What if I need or want to deliver at the hospital?

A: Both of our midwives are credentialed at Hardin Medical Center in Savannah, Tennessee. We can provide all your prenatal care here at the birth center and when you go into labor we will meet you at the hospital and stay with you throughout your labor.

Q: What should I do if I get sick while I am pregnant?

A: Please, call our office anytime - (931)722-2229. Even in the middle of the night. Our answering service has the phone numbers of the midwife on call and she will answer any questions you have or if necessary she will meet you at the birth center and care for you.

Q: What happens if a problem is found during my pregnancy?

A: We have a network of doctors that we can use to provide direction for your care. Our fist line of consultation is our medical director and from there we contact the necessary specialist.