The midwifery model places an emphasis on patient-centered care through shared decision making, ensuring you are an active participant in your pregnancy or gynecological care. Our midwives will work with you to identify your values and present information and education regarding all of your options. Together we will collaborate to make the best decisions for you and your family.

At the heart of midwifery is the belief that pregnancy and childbirth are a normal process in a woman’s life, and we want to guide you and your family through pregnancy, labor and delivery, as well as provide helpful preparation for parenting.

We aim to create a calm birth space where you are able to move freely and use hydrotherapy if desired. While many of our clients have unmedicated births, we gladly assist those who desire an epidural or other pain management options. We have many tools to support clients in a variety of labor and birth positions with or without an epidural.

• Pregnancy testing
• Comprehensive prenatal care/CenteringPregnancy^®
• Prenatal Education:
  • Nutrition
  • Preparation for labor
  • All midwives are trained in Spinning Babies^® techniques to support your comfort in pregnancy and optimal fetal positioning for labor
  • Relaxation techniques and Mindful Birthing
• Delivery at Saint Joseph Hospital
• Postpartum adjustment
• Breastfeeding support
• Well woman care
• Adolescent education and physicals
• Sexual health and STI screening
• Preconception care
• Spanish speaking providers and staff

Meet and Greets

Come see our office and learn more about midwifery care. Led by one of our midwives. Call our office to schedule. 303-318-2229. These are offered monthly.

Saint Joseph Classes

Saint Joseph Hospital offers many childbirth & breastfeeding classes and support groups. Click HERE to view available classes and support groups.

Denver Midtown Clinic – Certified Nurse Midwives received the Triple Aim Best Practice Award from the American College of Nurse Midwives. The Triple Aim achievement is given to practices that meet the Institute for Healthcare Improvement metrics of improving patient experience, reducing the cost of care and improving the health of populations. This is demonstrated by high breastfeeding rates, low preterm birth and cesarean rates.