Gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) is one of the most common problems that can occur during pregnancy. According to the most recent available data, about 6 percent of expectant parents are diagnosed with gestational diabetes, which develops during pregnancy when blood sugar levels are high. Discover our policies and procedures regarding gestational diabetes screening.
“How do I take care of myself during pregnancy?”
“What things should pregnant mothers do to be healthy?”
“What questions should I ask my midwife?”
The evidence on water birth shows it’s safe for birthing parents and causes no inherent harm to babies. Still, we realize you might have questions about water birth benefits and potential risks.
To answer the safety question, the literature shows that the vaccine is considered safe while pregnant, and it’s safer to get the vaccine than to get COVID while pregnant. The vaccine also appears to give the baby some immunity. Most of the data is from pregnant people who received second- and third-trimester vaccines, but it is still safe to get the vaccine while trying to conceive or during the first trimester.
As the coronavirus pandemic continues, there has been an increased interest in out-of-hospital birth. People are concerned that hospitals will be overwhelmed with critically ill patients. New policies are restricting support people during labor and birth, and some protocols are requiring parents and babies to be separated.
We understand the fierce protective desires that come with pregnancy. You want to shield yourself and your baby from harm whenever possible. With all the information swirling about coronavirus, there are concerns about how COVID-19 affects pregnant folks and their babies.
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Magnolia accepts self-pay, private insurance, and select Medicaid HMOs. The cost of midwifery care and the facility charge for the birth center are covered by many health insurance plans including Medicaid.
Our goal here at Magnolia is to make sure you have the resources you need to prepare for any stage of pregnancy, labor, delivery and postpartum care, including lactation coaching.
Every time you come to Magnolia — whether it’s for a prenatal visit, the birth of your baby, or a postpartum appointment — we want you to feel welcome.
