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Birth centers are facilities designed to provide care to women with low risk pregnancies who want a choice between a hospital and home birth. Births are typically overseen by certified nurse-midwives, doulas, and other professionals. They provide prenatal and postpartum care, labor and delivery services, and may also provide childbirth education, annual exams, birth control, and fertility counseling.

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Pregnant and Expectant Families

Education and Support
- Birthing and Parenting Education
- Doulas and Birth Workers
- Breastfeeding and Lactation Support
- Car Seats
- Diapers
- Family Home Visiting
- Early Childhood Family Education
- Parent Support Outreach Program
- Tribal Health and Local Public Health Agencies
- Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
Health Care and Mental Health
- Health Insurance for Pregnant Women
- Birthing Centers
- Birthing Hospitals
- Reproductive and Sexual Health Services
- Substance Use and Recovery Services
- Genetic Counseling (MN Genetic Counselors Association)
- Medical Transportation
- Mental Health Resources
- Quit Partner's Pregnancy Program