Birth Center
Are you pregnant? Do you have Medical Assistance? Remember, you have coverage for 12 months after the birth of your baby as long as you live in Minnesota. Find more information on the MN Department of Human Services website.
Specializing in caring for women
At the Birth Center, our obstetricians and gynecologists, certified nurse midwives, family medicine providers, and women’s health nurse practitioners specialize in caring for women. We are trained to care for women with both uncomplicated pregnancies and those who are medically complex. In addition, we have maternal-fetal medicine specialists who collaborate with our clinicians to ensure that women with the most medically challenging issues get the best of care.
The Birth Center
I think I am in labor. Who do I call?
Call the nurses at 612-873-4104 before you come, and we can help direct you to the best entrance and place to park.
Parking
Family-centered maternity care
Hennepin Healthcare is committed to partnering with women and families to create a remarkable birth experience. We know that the birth of a child is a momentous event and recognize what a true honor it is to be a part of that special time. We practice thoughtful, evidence-based care and work with women and families to create an experience that is tailored to their preferences and needs.
We are proud to offer a variety of prenatal and birth experiences. We have compassionate and highly skilled physicians, certified nurse-midwives, nurse practitioners, and nurses to meet every care need. As a part of our commitment to providing exceptional care to women, we train the next generation of healthcare professionals. As Minnesota’s premier teaching hospital, you can expect expert and innovative care.
We invite you to take a free tour of the Birth Center and meet our staff!
Culturally appropriate hair and skin care for our patients
Hair and skin care is a part of healthcare. For our Black and Brown patients, we offer shampoo, hair accessories and lotions that work for you. Learn more.
Baby-Friendly Hospital designation
The Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI) is part of a global program sponsored by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF). In order to become Baby-Friendly, a hospital must implement the "Ten Steps" and follow the "WHO code."
