We are excited to announce that Champlain OB/GYN has added Certified Nurse Midwifery to the practice.
Our goal, as always, is to provide comprehensive services, and appropriate and effective care. We are confident that the FAHC Midwives are
the perfect addition to our practice because we are all committed to offering
you the most advanced and complete care that is personalized to your
needs. The FAHC midwives
are the longest standing midwifery group in Chittenden County with many years
of experience and they are well known for their individualized family-oriented
prenatal care. The physician and
midwifery collaborative care model at Champlain OB/GYN will give you a balance
of natural and medical perspectives during your pre and postnatal care in a
convenient, comfortable and relaxed practice. You will have the same or similar testing and
treatment options available to you and you will still deliver your baby in the
hospital setting.
This is how the transition will work for you during your pregnancy:
If you had your first
obstetrical visit before 4/1/14,
your care will be shared. You will see
both the midwives and the physicians of Champlain OB/GYN throughout your pregnancy. The weekly on-call schedule for delivery will
consist of 5 nights of Champlain OB/GYN physician call and 2 nights of Midwifery
call.
If your first obstetrical
visit was on 4/1/14 or after, your
care will be primarily with the Midwives.
They will see you for your monthly, bi-monthly, weekly, and bi-weekly
visits. Champlain OB/GYN physicians will
see you for any ultrasounds, problem visits, or consults that the Midwives recommend. The on-call schedule for delivery will
consist only of Midwifery call and the FAHC physicians will offer assistance if
needed.
For all patients the 6
week post-partum visit will be performed by a physician at Champlain OB/GYN.
We value the relationships that we have created with
you and we understand that with any change there are many questions and
concerns. We would greatly appreciate
you allowing us to answer your questions about this transition, please ask any
questions or voice any concerns at your next visit, or call the office.
Sincerely,
Champlain OB/GYN Physicians and Staff
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