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Central Vermont Medical Center
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Our experienced physicians, midwives and nurses provide exceptional care and support before, during and after pregnancy.

Comprehensive, Personalized Care

Having a baby is a special experience. As a parent to-be, it’s important to choose a medical team that supports shared decision-making and respects your birth plan and preferences.

Our collaborative community of dedicated, experienced health care professionals — including labor and delivery nurses, certified nurse-midwives, obstetricians, family practice physicians and others — provides expert, compassionate care for birthing parents and their families during labor and childbirth.

Birthing Center Services

Labor & Delivery

We support your birth choices and preferences. We encourage you to share your birth plan with your care team so we can support you in creating the birth experience you hope for.

Our local team of board-certified obstetrician-gynecologists supports both low- and moderate-risk births. Providers are available for preventive, specialized and surgical gynecologic care.

We also offer:

Cesarean Section (C-Section)

Cesarean section (C-section) is a surgical procedure to deliver a baby. It is typically an option when vaginal birth is not recommended or is associated with higher risks. C-sections may be planned or may be needed if complications arise during the labor process.

Whether you have a scheduled or unscheduled cesarean section, our team provides you with expert care and works to create a positive birth experience for you and your family.

Learn more about C-sections

Midwifery

Midwives provide comprehensive pregnancy and gynecologic care for low-risk pregnancies and partner with physician colleagues to care for higher-risk pregnancies. These highly trained professionals collaborate with our obstetricians to offer a holistic approach to care that supports the use of natural treatments whenever possible.

Learn more about midwifery

Doula Services

A doula is a labor support professional with special training to assist you during labor and delivery. They also provide a range of services to help you and your family during and after pregnancy. Studies show that doula support helps patients have healthier, more satisfying birth experiences.

If you are interested in working with a doula through Central Vermont Medical Center, please contact us at 802-371-5961.

Learn more about doula services and our doula program

Maternal-Fetal Medicine

If you have a complex or high-risk pregnancy, your obstetric provider may refer you to UVM Health maternal-fetal medicine specialists. They have extensive experience in helping patients navigate both common and rare complications, such as preeclampsia, congenital abnormalities, infections and preterm birth.

Learn more about maternal-fetal medicine

Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)

Central Vermont Medical Center’s affiliation with UVM Health means you have access to the only Level III NICU in the region. If your baby needs extra attention after birth, our digital health capabilities allow specialists to monitor your baby as they are transported to University of Vermont Medical Center for further care.

Learn more about the NICU

Car Seat Safety

We have Certified Car Seat Technicians on staff able to inspect seats, answer your questions and help with installation in your vehicles.

Learn more about car seat safety

Breastfeeding Support

The Center for Breastfeeding at Central Vermont Medical Center provides comprehensive support to help you establish and enjoy your breastfeeding experience. We provide a range of services both during and after your hospital stay, including:

  • One-on-one lactation support
  • Breast pump support, fittings and evaluations
  • Support with bottle feeding challenges
  • Donor human milk

Learn more about lactation services

Prenatal Breastfeeding Classes

We offer ongoing breastfeeding classes for pregnant people and their partners. Led by skilled lactation specialists, classes are designed to help you have a positive breastfeeding experience. You’ll get information on the basics of breastfeeding, tips for overcoming challenges and answers to common questions.

Breastfeeding Support Group

Bosom Buddies is a space for new parents to learn about breastfeeding and share their experiences in a relaxed, caring environment. Led by our board-certified lactation consultants, this group provides support and solutions to help you have a successful breastfeeding journey.

MyChart Care Companion

Your Personalized Pregnancy Care Plan

Check out MyChart Care Companion — a new tool with helpful reminders, quick check-ins and easy-to-read tips to help you manage your pregnancy and postpartum care. Ask your provider or login to MyChart to get started.

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