Our Family Birth Center combines the comforts of home with advanced medical care. We support personalized birth experiences so you feel confident, cared for, and connected with your baby.

How we support moms, babies, and the birth experience:

  • Expert care: One in three of our nurses holds advanced certifications in areas like obstetrics, labor and delivery, and newborn care.
  • Breastfeeding support: All nurses receive specialized breastfeeding training, with access to International Board Certified Lactation Consultants.
  • Personalized delivery and postpartum care: We create care plans tailored to each mother and baby. With our education-focused approach, we make sure you leave with the knowledge to confidently care for yourself and your newborn.
  • Strong partnerships: 24/7 access to specialized neonatal care through the University of Vermont Medical Center if needed.

What to expect when you give birth here:

  • You’ll be welcomed into a private birthing room with space for your support person.
  • A nurse will check your contractions, monitor your baby’s heartbeat, and talk with you about your health history.
  • You’ll be supported through labor and delivery with care tailored to your needs.

Mother–baby couplet care

After delivery, you and your baby stay together in a private postpartum room. This approach, called “rooming-in,” helps you learn to comfort and feed your baby, recognize feeding cues right away, and start building family bonds right away. Nurses are always available to answer questions and offer hands-on support.

Family Birth Center

Services and conditions

  • Breastfeeding education
  • Breastfeeding support
  • Care after childbirth
  • Care before, during and after delivery
  • Family and baby care after birth
  • Labor and delivery
  • Lactation (breastfeeding) support
  • Maternity care
  • Pediatric care
  • Postpartum care
  • Woman's health care

Care for women needing a hospital stay

Our Family Birth Center also provides recovery care for women after gynecologic or breast procedures, including hysterectomies, mastectomies, or prolapse correction.

  • Recovery begins in the Post-Anesthesia Care Unit (PACU).
  • You’ll then move to a private room in the Family Birth Center.
  • Each room includes a recliner or sleeper bed for your support person, plus a bathroom, shower, phone, and TV.

Nurses provide attentive pain management and recovery support.

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