Bellevue Woman's Center

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Bellevue Woman’s Center, a service of Ellis Medicine, is the region’s only inpatient facility dedicated to the care of women and infants - a trusted name in women's health for three-quarters of a century.

Dream big, little ones! 🌙✨We’re excited to share more precious baby photos. As we transition to posting birth announceme...
02/26/2026

Dream big, little ones! 🌙✨

We’re excited to share more precious baby photos. As we transition to posting birth announcements monthly, we’re continuing to work through past photos and appreciate your patience.

If you’ve reached out and don’t see your little one featured yet, please know we’re making our way through them. For questions about photos from previous months, feel free to send us a direct message.

Bellevue Woman’s Center is here for you throughout your journey to parenthood. We offer many classes and support groups ...
02/18/2026

Bellevue Woman’s Center is here for you throughout your journey to parenthood. We offer many classes and support groups that can be taken prenatally or postpartum.

Classes are open to all moms and families in the region, whether you have given birth at Bellevue or not.
Learn more at https://bellevuedelivers.com/classes-and-support/

February is Heart Month ❤️ Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women, making awareness and prevention so imp...
02/13/2026

February is Heart Month ❤️ Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women, making awareness and prevention so important.

Take time this month to know your numbers, recognize the signs, and put your heart health first.

Did you know that Bellevue Woman’s Center offers a free peer support group for moms, available both in-person and virtua...
02/06/2026

Did you know that Bellevue Woman’s Center offers a free peer support group for moms, available both in-person and virtually?

Next in-person session: Wednesday, Feb. 11
Next virtual session: Wednesday, Feb. 25

🔗 Sign up here: https://bellevuedelivers.com/class-dates/?a-womb-for-mama-healing-after-baby-a-peer-support-group-for-moms-experiencing-pmads

Harlie's why 👇
"When you're pregnant everyone promises to be a village, then once the baby arrives that village, at least for me, slowly starts to dwindle. Motherhood, especially those early postpartum days/weeks/months, can be so isolating and it's hard to always know who you can reach out too. My hope for this support group is that we can be that point to reach out too, and no one feels they have to do it alone!!"

Welcome to the world! 💛We’re excited to share these precious baby photos with you. Thank you for your patience as we con...
02/05/2026

Welcome to the world! 💛

We’re excited to share these precious baby photos with you. Thank you for your patience as we continue uploading past photos. For families who have reached out but don’t see their little one here yet, we’re still waiting on some photos from our photographer and will post them as soon as we receive them.

If you have any questions regarding photos from past months, please send us a direct message. Congratulations to all of the families, we’re thrilled to celebrate your newest arrivals!

Support and encouragement are key factors in successful breastfeeding. A lactation consultant will address your breastfe...
01/30/2026

Support and encouragement are key factors in successful breastfeeding. A lactation consultant will address your breastfeeding questions and concerns, while actively helping you work on a feeding plan that works for you and your family. We ask that only birth people and their infants are in attendance, not support partners at this time.

Learn more about our Breastfeeding Support Group at https://bellevuedelivers.com/class-dates/?breastfeeding-support

Hello, little ones 💕We’re excited to bring back our baby photos in a new way. Each month, we’ll share a roundup of babie...
01/29/2026

Hello, little ones 💕

We’re excited to bring back our baby photos in a new way. Each month, we’ll share a roundup of babies born at Bellevue Woman’s Center during the previous month. This first monthly post features babies born in December 2025, with photos captured by Bella Baby Photography.

Winter weather is in the forecast ❄️As temperatures drop, it’s a good reminder to bundle up and take it slow when spendi...
01/23/2026

Winter weather is in the forecast ❄️
As temperatures drop, it’s a good reminder to bundle up and take it slow when spending time outdoors or tackling winter chores like shoveling.

Cold weather and heavy snow can be tough on the body. Pacing yourself, taking breaks, and asking for help when needed can make a difference. And as always, check in on neighbors and loved ones who may need extra support.

You do not need to navigate postpartum alone. Bellevue Woman’s Center offers a free peer support group for moms, availab...
01/23/2026

You do not need to navigate postpartum alone. Bellevue Woman’s Center offers a free peer support group for moms, available both in-person and virtually.

Next virtual session: Wednesday, Jan. 28
Next in-person session: Wednesday, Feb. 11

🔗 Sign up here: https://bellevuedelivers.com/class-dates/?a-womb-for-mama-healing-after-baby-a-peer-support-group-for-moms-experiencing-pmads

Rebecca's why 👇
"Having struggled through postpartum depression with two out of three of my own children, I can't help but want to help other moms going through the same thing. In my experience, knowing I wasn't alone was one of the things that helped me the most. Having people to offer support and talk to, knowing they understood, made all the difference. I hope this group can offer a safe and healing place to anyone who needs it."

Bellevue Woman's Center invites new mothers to a safe and filter-free space in this peer support group. Acknowledge the ...
01/12/2026

Bellevue Woman's Center invites new mothers to a safe and filter-free space in this peer support group. Acknowledge the joys and challenges of new motherhood, guided by themes of self-compassion, mindfulness, and radical acceptance.

This peer support session ensures you're not alone, provides insight and connection, and offers resources for clinical support if needed.

Register for free and learn more: https://bellevuedelivers.com/class-dates/?a-womb-for-mama-healing-after-baby-a-peer-support-group-for-moms-experiencing-pmads

We have all the tools we need to prevent cervical cancer today. With early vaccination and regular screening with Pap an...
01/07/2026

We have all the tools we need to prevent cervical cancer today. With early vaccination and regular screening with Pap and HPV tests, cervical cancer is preventable. https://www.nccc-online.org

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2210 Troy-Schenectady Road
Niskayuna, NY
12309

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+15183469400

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A Historical Center for Women’s Care

Bellevue Woman’s Center, a service of Ellis Medicine, is the region’s only inpatient facility dedicated to the care of women and infants - a trusted name in women's health for three-quarters of a century. Bellevue’s OB/GYN services include breast care, surgery, gynecologic care and maternity, and feature the region's first OB/GYN Hospitalist program to deliver enhanced care for pregnant women.

In 1931, Bellevue Maternity Home was founded by Mary Grace Jorgensen, a 28 year old registered nurse and mother. Following the death of Mary Grace Jorgensen, her daughter, Dr. Grace Gorgensen OBGYN succeeded her mother as president of Bellevue.

At the time, women generally gave birth at home, making Bellevue a one-of-a-kind institution. With six beds, and two nurses (one day, one night). It provided a safe, attended birth, with around the clock care. By the 1940s, Bellevue was referred to as “The Stork Club” by the community.

In 1973, Bellevue Maternity Home moved to the Bellevue Mansion and increased from 6 beds to 24. This year, 896 babies were born at the new location. In 2007, Ellis Medicine assumed responsibility of Bellevue Woman’s Center and we continued to grow and thrive in our community.