Memorial Medical Center Pregnancy and Childbirth Services

Your pregnancy and the birth of your child may be among the most memorable events of your life. At Memorial Medical Center, pregnancy and childbirth care teams are with you every step of the way, from hearing that first fetal heartbeat to meeting your baby for the first time.

Featured Services

At Memorial Medical Center, experts provide compassionate, family-centered support during every stage of your pregnancy and birth.

Labor and Delivery

The Family Birthing Center's labor and delivery rooms are designed so childbirth can take place in a comfortable setting with the latest in modern technology. The variety of birthing options includes a comprehensive surgery service for Cesarean births or deliveries with complications.

Newborn Intensive Care (NICU)

When things don’t go as planned, our Level II Newborn Intensive Care Unit (NICU) provides 24-hour care by highly experienced, board-certified neonatologists and neonatal nursing teams.

Patient Information

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Family-Centered Birth Services

Get your new family off to a great start. In our birth centers and hospitals, we create a nurturing environment for a woman in labor and offer a variety of services to help her and her family bond with the new baby.

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Education and Support

Classes and Events

Learn everything you need to know about pregnancy, breastfeeding or childbirth. See upcoming classes.

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Genetics Research

Genetics studies the genes and DNA coding that each person inherits from their parents and how these genes can lead to disease or better health. Some inherited genes cause diseases such as Tay-Sachs or sickle cell anemia, while mutations in genes can cause genetic disorders, such as Down syndrome. However, doctors also use genetics to understand which treatments may work best for an individual.

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