Lisa Cavett, CNM

07/01/2025

One year down of being In house for 24 hour shifts! Our numbers are growing and satisfaction is increasing! ⭐️

So thankful to work with such an amazing group of midwives and nurses 💪

06/23/2025

Thanks Annie Bueche Moore for sharing 😂

05/30/2025

⭐️ New and exciting things are coming very soon to McLaren-Flint Family BirthPlace! Hint below: 👇🏻 😬

05/14/2025

Exhausting yet very rewarding weekend ⭐️

05/09/2025

05/05/2025

On this International Day of the Midwife, the American College of Nurse-Midwives (ACNM) proudly celebrates the essential role of midwives in advancing equitable, high-quality, and compassionate care for all.

Midwives are not only care providers; midwives are also advocates, educators, and fierce leaders. Across all communities and care settings, midwives work to uphold the dignity and choices of individuals and families throughout the lifespan. With clinical excellence and a deep commitment to person-centered care, midwives improve outcomes and help strengthen the health of our nation.

At ACNM, we honor the profound impact of certified nurse-midwives and certified midwives across the United States. We recognize the tireless work of our members and midwifery partners who continue to lead with courage, compassion, and evidence-based care—even in the face of systemic challenges.

Today, we also renew our call to action: to invest in midwifery education, dismantle barriers to midwifery practice, and build a healthcare system where midwives are recognized, valued, and fully integrated throughout our nation’s care continuum.

To all midwives, thank you. Your work changes lives. Your voice helps shape the future of healthcare. And today, we stand with you in celebration and solidarity.

04/16/2025

My vote is for “Speculum Checkulum”

Which is your favorite? 😆

03/23/2025

02/04/2025

💙 Are you up to date on your pap?

🩶 Come see us 👇🏻

https://www.mclaren.org/main/locations/mclaren-flint-womens-health-south-501

About 14 thousand women were diagnosed with cervical cancer last year, and the majority of those women were between 35 and 44 years old, according to the American Cancer Society’s latest statistics .  Nearly 4,500 women die from the disease annually, but so many of those deaths are preventabl...

02/03/2025

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08/07/2024

Update from McLaren:

08/06/2024

Most recent update: