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Serenity Birth Center, 332 S. Jones Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV (2026)

04/01/2026

Join Us for Our Annual Mother’s Day Celebration! 🌸🌿

May 2nd | 10 AM - 12 PM
📍9 Bob Baskin Park - 2801 W.
Oakey Blvd, Las Vegas 89012

We’re kicking off Mother’s Day weekend with a beautiful morning in the park, and we’d love to celebrate with you! Bring your family, your friends, your blankets and chairs, and enjoy a day filled with community and connection. 🤍

✨ What’s waiting for you:
• Coffee truck treats
• Face painting
• Bubble station
• Photo booth fun
• Live music
• Splash pad + park play

🕊️ It’s one of our favorite gatherings of the year - relaxed, joyful, and full of love. Let’s make memories together.

Drop a comment and give us a shout if you can make it, we can’t wait to see you there! 🤍

RSVP Here > https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc_e_WK9YzPUKaESPGJhAc5uAK-huYUFZit_QfU8q76vaPb7g/viewform?usp=publish-editor

03/30/2026

Why can’t clinicians agree about water birth safety?

“According to The Diffusion of Innovation Model, an innovation that does not adhere to the existing values will not be diffused. These results suggest that the evidence authored by midwives and nurses does not fit within the values of physicians” (Vanderlaan, Kamanga, & Garcia, 2022).

Please consider these study results to see why water birth is so poorly understood across nurses, midwives, obstetricians, and pediatricians. This conflict continues among perinatal disciplines and individual clinicians, despite increasing evidence about safety and maternal satisfaction with water birth experiences.

Midwives and nurses published 60% of their articles about water birth in midwifery or nursing journals. Meanwhile pediatrician authors referenced articles written by midwives or nurses for only 20% of their referenced citations, despite midwives and nurses contributing over one-third of the primary research articles in this sample.
In addition, authors from pediatric specialties referenced commentaries and case studies in their publications more often than they cited primary research (77.7% vs 14.8%).

I was invited to join this systematic review of scholarly references about water immersion for labor and/or birth by one of my research mentors, Jennifer Vanderlaan, . It remains too relevant and explains a lot about inconsistencies in knowledge and beliefs about water birth and other practices among perinatal specialists.

This publication is open access!
Get your copy at: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.hsr.2022.100013

03/30/2026

Why can’t clinicians agree about water birth safety?

“According to The Diffusion of Innovation Model, an innovation that does not adhere to the existing values will not be diffused. These results suggest that the evidence authored by midwives and nurses does not fit within the values of physicians” (Vanderlaan, Kamanga, & Garcia, 2022).

Please consider these study results to see why water birth is so poorly understood across nurses, midwives, obstetricians, and pediatricians. This conflict continues among perinatal disciplines and individual clinicians, despite increasing evidence about safety and maternal satisfaction with water birth experiences.

Midwives and nurses published 60% of their articles about water birth in midwifery or nursing journals. Meanwhile pediatrician authors referenced articles written by midwives or nurses for only 20% of their referenced citations, despite midwives and nurses contributing over one-third of the primary research articles in this sample.
In addition, authors from pediatric specialties referenced commentaries and case studies in their publications more often than they cited primary research (77.7% vs 14.8%).

I was invited to join this systematic review of scholarly references about water immersion for labor and/or birth by one of my research mentors, Jennifer Vanderlaan, . It remains too relevant and explains a lot about inconsistencies in knowledge and beliefs about water birth and other practices among perinatal specialists.

This publication is open access!
Get your copy at: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.hsr.2022.100013

03/28/2026

Happy National Doula Week! 🌿

This week we honor the incredible doulas who walk beside our patients and our community with compassion, strength, and unwavering support. Their work changes outcomes and changes lives.

✨ Did you know?
* Families who hire a doula have an 80% higher chance of a vaginal birth
* Doula support can reduce cesarean births by 39%
* Continuous emotional and physical support in labor is one of the most evidence-based ways to improve birth outcomes

🤍 At Serenity, we are proud to have a highly trusted, preferred Doula list of professionals who share our values of safety, dignity, and family-centered care.

🌿 A Major Announcement for Our Community 🌿

We are thrilled to share that Serenity will soon be offering doula support to all of our Medicaid clients. With 42% of our families covered by Medicaid, our first goal is simple and powerful:

Every Medicaid client. Every Medicaid MCO. A doula at their birth. ✨

Plus additional prenatal and postpartum doula visits to support the whole journey.
And we’re not stopping there, we will be expanding to TRICARE Select next.

🤍 While not all insurance plans currently offer doula benefits, we remain committed to advocating for access, equity, and the right to supported, empowered birth experiences for every family.

To our doulas: thank you for the heart, the hours, the advocacy, and the love you pour into this work. You are essential to our mission and to the families we
serve. 🌿🤍

💬 Drop a comment to help us celebrate our doulas and tag someone who deserves a shout-out today!
mariee .roy .vegas 📷:

03/26/2026

Thanks for the great recommendation
This is a must watch for everyone!

So many women and families come to us with fertility concerns, repeat pregnancy losses, unexplained infertility, hormone concerns, and autoimmune issues.

We cannot ignore the plastics, phthalates, forever chemicals, and endocrine disruptors all around us.
You can reduce exposure with some inexpensive changes — sometimes even saving money with less waste and fewer unnecessary products that are harmful to your health.

Learn more by watching The Plastic Detox on Netflix, and focus on what is achievable for you.
You can also schedule an appointment with us for a holistic approach to all your Women’s Health and Family Planning needs.

Thank you and colleagues for your decades of work on this problem.

03/22/2026

We co-authored this study as a midwife and obstetrician team to show a level of interdisciplinary and inter-facility commitment between our patients at Serenity birth center and our designated transfer hospital   The midwifery-led model of care and community birth offer better outcomes for appropriately risked women who want this model of care and birth experience.  “One of the most important factors to protect patient safety during planned community birth at home or in a birth center is the quality and efficiency of hospital transfers when emergent or emergency risks arise in a previously low-risk woman or newborn” (Garcia & Matsunaga-Kirgan, 2026).  Successful transfer processes also include regular education and drills with EMS and our fire and paramedic stations for efficient and skilled continuation of care in transit while the midwife or perinatal RN provide ongoing, specialized care until the transfer is complete.  ✨ Access the early online release from here:
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/share/author/7CDFRUBGB2AYZEFFPNIN?target=10.1111/jmwh.70098

📖 You can also request an educational copy from the primary author

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03/13/2026

Not only do we believe that our clients deserve to be completely involved in their care, this expands into the family as a unit! 🤍✨

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03/04/2026

Congratulations to the winner of the February review raffle, April T! 🎉

Thank you to everyone who submitted a review in February! Your kind words mean the world to us. Thank you for trusting us with your care! 🤍🌿

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03/02/2026

Midwifery-led care is meant to feel empowering and supportive! We are here for you every step of the way ☺️✨

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02/22/2026

A look into 2025 for Serenity Birth Center and a spotlight for our holiday babies! 🌿🤍

We are excited to be here supporting you through 2026! ✨

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