Midwives of Headwater Hills

05/05/2026

May 5th marks International Day of the Midwife, a day to acknowledge the deep and lasting impact that midwives can have for growing families. Here we have Nadia and Melissa holding down the fort at the clinic while our on call midwives keep busy with births!

05/01/2026

Today, on , we’re proud to celebrate the dedicated physicians who care for our community every day. Thank you for your skill, compassion, and commitment - your work makes a difference in countless lives at Headwaters Health Care Centre. 💙

04/22/2026

Our March stats are finally in and boy was it a busy one!

04/20/2026

One of these names was much more popular than the others for our 2025 boys! Welcome to all 123 of them ❤️

04/18/2026

In 2025 we cared for families that brought 112 baby girls into the world ❤️

04/08/2026

Weighing out your options for hospital or home birth? This useful document from the Association of Ontario Midwives provides Ontario statistics from midwifery clients who birth in both locations.
For those giving birth for the first time
https://www.ontariomidwives.ca/sites/default/files/CPG%20supplemental%20resources/Choice-of-birthplace-pictograms-nullip-web-Engish.pdf

For those who have given birth before:
https://www.ontariomidwives.ca/sites/default/files/CPG%20supplemental%20resources/Choice-of-birthplace-pictograms-multip-web-English.pdf

04/02/2026

Spring Birth Days for midwives Melissa and Stephanie this past week as well as all the sweet babies.

Kudos to Nadia for making us the very profession-specific cake!

04/02/2026

We are so happy to congratulate Sydney, who just finished her last day as a midwifery student!

Did you have a midwifery student in your care? Tell us about your experience below !

03/16/2026

Amy was the last ever graduate of the Midwifery Education Program at Laurentian University, and holds rural and remote midwifery close to her heart. During her time as a midwifery student, she served a variety of families across Ontario including Canadian Military families in Kingston and Amish & Mennonite families in Grey Bruce. She is coming to Orangeville after 3 years of practice in downtown Toronto where she primarily served Canadian newcomers and refugees. She has a strong passion for teaching and enjoys precepting students from the midwifery education program.

Amy had the privilege of experiencing pregnancy and childbirth herself as a two-time surrogate for close friends. Outside of birth and pregnancy, she spends most of her time with her rambunctious dogs.

03/09/2026