Get the high-quality prenatal care you need to take control of your health and enter parenthood with confidence. Our CenteringPregnancy® care model fosters meaningful connections between parents and providers, giving you personalized support and a greater sense of community.
We use group care delivery to change how people think about their care. When you choose Centering Pregnancy for your prenatal care, you get to walk alongside a group of women throughout your pregnancy — learning and growing together every step of the way.
Your assigned group will participate in 2-hour sessions co-led by your provider and a nurse. You’ll have the opportunity to learn from other expecting mothers and share the joys and challenges of pregnancy.
Learn how to enhance your prenatal care by recording your blood pressure and weight. We’ll discuss nutrition, common discomforts, breastfeeding, preparing for labor and delivery, newborn care, and the physical and emotional changes women experience during pregnancy.
Individual prenatal care gives you an average of three hours with a provider throughout your pregnancy. With CenteringPregnancy, you get over 16 hours to learn, ask questions, and build community.
Your partner or other support persons are welcome to get involved in your care. By learning with you as you prepare for parenthood, they’ll be better equipped to support you when CenterPregnancy ends.
A dedicated North Central Family Medicine staff member will provide childcare while you attend CenteringPregnancy classes — so you can rest assured that your family is being cared for while you prepare for its newest member.
We’re more than just a healthcare provider. We’re your neighbors, a part of your community. That’s why we take time to connect with each patient and provide compassionate care with a personal touch.
From the moment I walked into my gynecology appointment, they created a warm and welcoming atmosphere that instantly put me at ease. I left the appointment feeling empowered and grateful for such compassionate care.
Fathima A.
NCFM Patient