Queen City Birth Services

03/11/2026

Follow link below to set up a consult!

https://form.jotform.com/260548028264155

03/09/2026

Do your research. Tell your friends.

A large 2019 systematic review (Hutton et al.) found no increase in perinatal or neonatal mortality for planned home birth vs planned hospital birth among low‑risk women in high‑income countries with well‑organized systems.

Planned home birth for low‑risk people is consistently associated with:

Fewer inductions, epidurals, episiotomies, forceps/vacuum, and cesareans

Less severe perineal trauma

Higher satisfaction and sense of control

03/03/2026

Research consistently shows that midwife led care reduces unnecessary interventions while maintaining strong outcomes. Supporting physiologic birth benefits families and health systems alike. NACPM continues to advocate for CPM integration nationwide. Evidence should drive expansion.

Read more:
https://www.cochranelibrary.com/cdsr/doi/10.1002/14651858.CD004667.pub5/full

02/28/2026

Water birth during labor, when supported by trained midwives and clear protocols, continues to remain a reasonable and a safe option. Families deserve access to evidence based comfort measures across birth settings. NACPM advocates for policies that allow CPMs to offer full scope physiologic care. Options should expand, not shrink.

Read more:
https://evidencebasedbirth.com/waterbirth/

02/23/2026

Planned home birth with a qualified midwife continues to show strong outcomes for low risk families. The evidence is clear, and families deserve policies that reflect that reality. NACPM advocates for licensure and integration so CPMs can practice safely and legally in every state. Access to community birth is a maternal health issue.

Read more:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2742137/

02/20/2026

If you want more for your family than the typical pediatric practice….

Imagine pediatric care that comes to your home, answers your texts and messages promptly, and never makes you rush to “walk in hours” or wait weeks for an appointment.

With over 15 years caring for children in the valley, I’ve learned that parents are frustrated with rushed visits, crowded waiting rooms, and unpredictable medical bills and impersonal care.

We’ve eliminated insurance entirely and replaced it with a simple monthly membership. Families pay one transparent fee for unlimited sick visits, and well child appointments. direct access to your pediatrician by text and phone, and unhurried visits in the comfort a child-friendly setting, your home!

Busy parents get peace of mind, and avoid the hassel of rushing to an office for a 20 min appointment. Kids get personalized care. And we build lasting relationships, provide reassurance, catch problems early, reduce ER visits, and keep children healthier.

This is the future of pediatric healthcare: personal, accessible, and built around families. Every child deserves a pediatrician who is truly there for them.

DM to find out more.

02/19/2026

We support VBACs!

02/19/2026

02/18/2026

Every woman needs a midwife.
And some women need an obstetrician too.

Before you come for me — read that again.

Midwives are educated and regulated primary care providers for pregnancy and birth. We are highly trained in supporting physiological pregnancy, labour, birth and postpartum.

Doctors are highly trained medical specialists. They are great when complexity or pathology arises.

These roles are not interchangeable.
They are complementary.

The “safest” maternity systems in the world don’t replace midwives with doctors.
They centre midwifery care — with medical collaboration when clinically indicated.

This isn’t about hierarchy.
It’s about the right care, at the right time.

Midwifery continuity reduces intervention.
Medical expertise saves lives when needed.
Both can coexist.

Women deserve access to both — without fear, ego, or turf wars.

Imagine if we built care around that.

👇 Let’s talk. Does this challenge what you’ve been told about birth?



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02/18/2026

When midwives are by women's side through pregnancy and birth, health outcomes improve & women are happier with their care. They are more likely to have:

👩🏻 Positive birth experiences
💕 More natural births
✂️ Fewer medical interventions

To improve the health of mums & babies, WHO urges countries to invest in lifesaving midwifery models of care.

bit.ly/4kShgEQ

02/12/2026

We offer the option nitrous oxide for pain relief at our freestanding birth center. If you are wanting all the benefits of a birth center birth, but with the option of some safe pain relief if you need it—without transfering to the hospital—we’ve got you covered!