Oregon Birth & Wellness Center

03/16/2026

One of the most common concerns we hear from pregnant patients right now is:

“Will my provider still be there when I give birth?”

At Oregon Birth & Wellness, our care model is built around continuity.

That means:
• You see the same small clinical team throughout pregnancy
• Your providers know your history and preferences
• The midwife who attends your birth is someone you’ve met

Consistent, relationship-based care isn’t just comforting — it’s associated with improved patient satisfaction and positive birth experiences.

We are currently accepting new prenatal patients.

03/13/2026

Did you know most prenatal visits in a traditional office setting are scheduled for 10–15 minutes?

At Oregon Birth & Wellness, our prenatal visits are intentionally longer — allowing time for:

✔ Questions
✔ Education
✔ Emotional support
✔ Nutrition & wellness discussion
✔ Birth planning
✔ Shared decision-making

Pregnancy care should be more than a quick check-in.

We are proud to provide relationship-based, patient-centered prenatal care to Lane County families — and we are currently accepting new patients.

Schedule a consultation to learn more about Birth Center care.

03/11/2026

Newly pregnant and unsure where to start?

With so many recent changes to maternity care access in Lane County, many families are being told to wait weeks — or even months — to establish prenatal care.

You deserve timely, supportive care from the very beginning of your pregnancy.

At Oregon Birth & Wellness, we offer:
• Early prenatal appointments
• Longer visit times
• Continuity with the same clinical team
• Individualized care planning
• A calm, relationship-centered environment

We are currently accepting new prenatal patients and welcome families exploring their options for Birth Center care.

You don’t have to navigate this alone.

Reach out to schedule a consultation and learn more.

03/09/2026

Accepting New Patients

Lane County families have experienced significant changes in access to maternity care over the past year, including OB-GYN clinic closures, labor & delivery disruptions, and evolving Medicaid systems.

Oregon Birth & Wellness has remained open and caring for our community through it all.

• Opened in 2022
• Accredited by the American Association of Birth Centers (AABC) since early 2023
• Licensed, credentialed clinical team
• Established hospital consultation and transfer protocols

We continue to provide:
✔ Comprehensive prenatal care
✔ Birth Center delivery services
✔ Postpartum & newborn care
✔ Ongoing women’s health services

We are currently accepting new prenatal patients, including those needing to transfer care due to recent provider or system changes.

If you are pregnant and exploring your options for safe, evidence-based maternity care in Lane County, our team is here to help.

03/06/2026

Have you been impacted by recent OB-GYN clinic closures or changes to local labor & delivery services?

You are not alone — and you still have options.

Oregon Birth & Wellness is an AABC-accredited Birth Center currently accepting new prenatal patients, including individuals needing to transfer care during pregnancy due to provider or system changes.

Our team offers:
• Comprehensive prenatal care
• Birth Center delivery services
• Postpartum & newborn care
• Ongoing women’s health support

If you are navigating unexpected changes in your maternity care plan, we are here to help you explore safe, evidence-based alternatives.

Contact our office to learn more about transferring care.

03/05/2026

This is open again, but per diem

🌟 We’re Hiring! Midwife Assistant (RN or Paramedic) 🌟

Oregon Birth Center is looking for a compassionate RN or Paramedic to join our team as a Midwife Assistant! 💛

In this hands-on role, you’ll:
🤰 Support families during labor & delivery
🩺 Assist midwives with clinical care
📋 Monitor maternal & fetal well-being
💬 Educate and support families before and after birth

Schedule:
🗓 2–3 clinic shifts per week
📞 10–12 on-call shifts per month

Qualifications:
✔ RN license in Oregon Paramedic certification
✔ ACLS & NRP preferred
✔ Experience in labor support, maternal-child health, or emergency care

Why join us?
✨ Work in a supportive, family-centered environment
✨ Collaborate with a team of passionate midwives and staff
✨ Opportunities for professional growth & continuing education

📧 Apply now: edenmidwiferystaff@gmail.com
📞 Questions? Call: 541-515-6556

Help bring safe, loving, and empowered birth experiences to families in Oregon! 💖

03/04/2026

📣 Open House Cancellation Notice

Due to unforeseen circumstances, we will need to cancel our Open House scheduled for today at 5:30 PM.

We sincerely apologize for the short notice and any inconvenience this may cause. We appreciate your understanding as we work to ensure we continue providing the best care for our families.

If you were planning to attend and would still like to learn more about our birth center, please feel free to send us a message and we would be happy to connect with you or let you know about upcoming opportunities to visit.

Thank you for your continued support. 💛

03/04/2026

Urgent! 📣 Open House Cancellation Notice

Due to unforeseen circumstances, we will need to cancel our Open House scheduled for today at 5:30 PM.

We sincerely apologize for the short notice and any inconvenience this may cause. We appreciate your understanding as we work to ensure we continue providing the best care for our families.

If you were planning to attend and would still like to learn more about our birth center, please feel free to send us a message and we would be happy to connect with you or let you know about upcoming opportunities to visit.

Thank you for your continued support. 💛

03/03/2026

One seat belt. Two lives.

If you’re expecting, wearing your seat belt properly is one of the simplest and most important ways to protect both you and your baby.

✔️ Shoulder belt across your chest (not under your arm or behind your back)
✔️ Lap belt low and snug across your hips and pelvic bone — never over your belly
✔️ Sit upright and keep as much distance as possible between your belly and the steering wheel

A few small adjustments can make a big difference and that tiny co-pilot is counting on you.

03/02/2026

Safety in out-of-hospital birth includes knowing when hospital care is needed.

Oregon Birth & Wellness is accredited by the American Association of Birth Centers (AABC) and maintains established clinical guidelines for consultation, referral, and transfer of care when higher-level medical support becomes appropriate.

Our team is trained to:
• Identify risk factors early
• Monitor maternal and fetal wellbeing throughout labor
• Initiate timely transfers when indicated
• Communicate directly with receiving hospital teams

Birth Centers are designed to care for healthy, low-risk pregnancies — and part of that care includes seamless transition to hospital-based services when needed.

Community-based birth and hospital-based birth are not opposing systems — they are intended to work together to ensure families receive the right level of care at the right time.

We remain committed to collaborative, patient-centered maternity care in Lane County.

02/27/2026

In times of change within our local maternity care system, transparency matters.

Since opening in 2022, Oregon Birth & Wellness has supported Lane County families with:

✔ Hundreds of prenatal patients served
✔ Safe Birth Center deliveries
✔ 24/7 on-call clinical availability
✔ Licensed, credentialed midwifery care
✔ Established hospital transfer protocols
✔ Accredited by the American Association of Birth Centers (AABC)

Birth Centers are a nationally recognized, evidence-based model of care shown to improve outcomes for appropriately screened, low-risk pregnancies.

We are proud to remain open and continue offering safe, regulated, accredited, community-based maternity care for families seeking an out-of-hospital birth option.

Our commitment to safety, continuity of care, and informed choice remains unchanged.