Properly nourishing yourself during pregnancy is one key to a healthy and happy journey for you and your growing baby. Prenatal nutrition is essential for you and your baby to stay healthy before, during, and after pregnancy.

This month, we’re sharing an interview with Jen Pia, a licensed midwife here at Columbia Birth Center. Jen's approach to midwifery is marked by patience, watchfulness, and deep respect for families and babies. With a passion for staying updated on the latest advancements and a heartfelt commitment to creating a nurturing and supportive environment, Jen embodies the essence of compassionate care.

Sierra Orr, a licensed midwife at Columbia Birth Center, brings a wealth of experience and a deep commitment to her clients. Her journey into midwifery and the unique care she provides are a testament to her dedication. We’re sharing Sierra’s story of how she became a midwife and why her job is such a special part of her life.

Ah, summertime! There's a sense of anticipation as the days grow longer and the sun shines brighter. With the summer heat setting in, how can you prioritize self-care, remain comfortable, and ensure the well-being of both you and your growing baby?

Columbia Birth Center, nestled in the heart of Richland, proudly announces its accreditation, marking a significant milestone in maternity care. This accreditation, bestowed by the esteemed Commission for the Accreditation of Birth Centers (CABC), positions Columbia Birth Center as the sole accredited birth center in Eastern Washington and one of a select 117 nationwide.

Congratulations on your journey to parenthood! As you prepare for the miraculous experience of childbirth, an important aspect to focus on is your support system. A supportive partner is a gift when they are by your side, offering love, patience, and understanding.

Pregnancy comes with numerous decisions, and choosing the best care for you and your baby is one that you should weigh carefully. Many expectant parents don’t realize they have a choice other than a traditional hospital birth. While a hospital is a safe and common experience, a birth center provides a sensitive, supportive, and homelike approach to childbirth.

Once you start telling people you’re pregnant, many people will give you advice and warnings. How do you sort through all of the information you receive? More importantly, how do you begin to make the best decisions for you and your baby?

Welcoming a new life into the world is a profound experience. The day your child is born is a day you’ll never forget. You should be confident you’ll have a birth experience that’s comfortable and enjoyable for you and your loved ones.

You and your baby are on an incredible journey together during your pregnancy. In nine months, so much growth and development are happening before your baby is ready to greet the world and join your family.

Columbia Birth Center is thrilled to announce the joyous celebration of the 100th birth since its opening in May of 2022. This significant milestone not only reflects their dedication to delivering exceptional care but also underscores the trust and confidence placed in the center by the community it serves.

Catherine and Joe's journey into parenthood was a profound and transformative experience, thanks to the exceptional care and support they received at Columbia Birth Center. It's a heartwarming story of how building trust, understanding options, and feeling empowered can end in a beautiful birth.

What if I need a transfer during pregnancy, labor, or birth?

We promise to make that transition of care as easy as possible for you.

What if I need a transfer during pregnancy, labor, or birth?

We promise to make that transition of care as easy as possible for you.

What if I need a transfer during pregnancy, labor, or birth?

We promise to make that transition of care as easy as possible for you.

What if I need a transfer during pregnancy, labor, or birth?

We promise to make that transition of care as easy as possible for you.

Let’s celebrate your baby’s birth as a major life transition, not just a medical event.

Mckenna shares the encouragement and support she received during her Columbia Birth Center experience.

Ah, pregnancy. A wonderous 40 weeks where your body is working in overdrive, creating new life.