Midwifery

Women occasionally choose to place their prenatal care, labor, and delivery in the hands of a midwife, usually in a hospital. Over 7,000 midwives practice in the U.S. and participate in 10 percent of births. Ob/Gyn Specialists of the Palm Beaches was in the forefront and has an 18-year tradition of including midwives as an important part of their obstetrical team, where they provide care for pregnant women and attend births.

Midwifery

Woman occasionally choose to place their prenatal care, labor, and delivery in the hands of a midwife, usually in a hospital. Over 7,000 midwives practice in the U.S. and participate in 10 percent of births. Ob/Gyn Specialists of the Palm Beaches was in the forefront and has an 18-year tradition of including midwives as an important part of their obstetrical team, where they provide care for pregnant women and attend births.

Midwifery

Women occasionally choose to place their prenatal care, labor, and delivery in the hands of a midwife, usually in a hospital. Over 7,000 midwives practice in the U.S. and participate in 10 percent of births. Ob/Gyn Specialists of the Palm Beaches was in the forefront and has an 18-year tradition of including midwives as an important part of their obstetrical team, where they provide care for pregnant women and attend births.

What is Midwifery

Midwifery is a specialized healthcare field centered on personalized and holistic care for women during pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum. Certified nurse-midwives prioritize informed choices, minimize unnecessary interventions, and ensure a supportive and dignified birthing experience. Often collaborating with obstetricians, midwives offer comprehensive, continuous care tailored to the unique needs of each woman.

Portrait of Midwifeassisting doctors during surgery in operation room of modern clinic
Pregnant woman pushes to give birth in hospital, obstetrician doctor assisting

Difference Between Midwives and Obstetricians

Certified nurse-midwives are registered nurses with additional graduate training in midwifery. They’re specialists whose professional philosophy focuses on providing pregnant women accessible, dignified care, emphasizing choices, minimizing medical interventions without sacrificing cutting-edge medical care. While doctors have to budget time to deal with pregnancy complications, midwives have the luxury of spending time on a broad spectrum of normal concerns that families have. At each prenatal visit, their goal is to discuss whatever is on a woman’s mind — from birth plans to choosing a car seat.

Why Choose Midwifery

Choose midwifery for a personalized and holistic approach to pregnancy, emphasizing informed choices and minimizing unnecessary medical interventions. Enjoy the luxury of time spent addressing normal concerns, comprehensive prenatal education, and a continuous, dignified care experience. The integrated model at practices like Ob/Gyn Specialists of the Palm Beaches ensures seamless collaboration between midwives and obstetricians for optimal support throughout the pregnancy journey.

Midwife doing an evaluation of the temporomandibular joints on a baby at a medical center.

Frequently Asked Questions

Most our locations hours are 8:30AM-5PM Monday-Friday. Our Wellington locations hours are 8AM-5PM. And our Jupiter 8:30AM-5PM Monday-Thursday and 7AM-4PM on Friday. 

Please call ahead to the location you would like to visit to see if hour hours have changed.

We have several Ob/Gyn locations convenient for you. Each location has a gynecologist / obstetrician on staff:

  • West Palm Beach Ob/Gyn
  • Wellington Ob/Gyn
  • Jupiter Ob/Gyn
  • PGA Ob/Gyn
  • Boca Perinatal
  • Port St Lucie
For emergencies, please call 911. If you have urgent matters after hours, our office line will provide instructions on reaching an on-call healthcare professional.

We accept various insurance plans. Contact our billing department or check below website for a list of accepted insurances. You can also verify coverage directly with your insurance provider.

Please contact the office for specific coverage by a physician. Contact Us for details.

Please bring your insurance card, identification, a list of current medications, and any relevant medical records.

You can update your contact information and medical history through our patient portal or by contacting our administrative office during business hours.

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