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The Central Texas Birth Network is a valuable resource for families who are looking for services to help them during pregnancy, childbirth, and early parenthood. From childbirth educators to prenatal exercise instructors, our members are knowledgeable in their profession and dedicated to serving you during this special time in your life.
We invite you to browse our site, where you can locate childbirth professionals in our provider directory, read some of our member profiles, and locate a class or event near you. We look forward to serving you during the childbearing year. We congratulate you and wish you well on this amazing journey into parenthood.
We are also on Facebook, so become a fan and you'll get to hear about upcoming events and news about birth in Central Texas.
Who We Are
Had A Baby In The Last Three Years?
It has been easier to get consumer satisfaction information about a camera than about maternity care services – but no longer. The Coalition for Improving Maternity Services (CIMS) has developed www.TheBirthSurvey.com a consumer feedback website where women provide information about the maternity care they received - with specific doctors, midwives, hospitals, and birth centers. Families choosing where and with whom to birth can utilize this consumer feedback, along with data on hospital and birth center intervention rates and practices, to make informed health care choices. If you have given birth in the last three years, CIMS would like to know about your birth experience. According to CIMS, "The survey asks mothers a variety of questions about their satisfaction with their maternity care providers and birth setting, and includes their feedback in the results, allowing other women to benefit from their experiences. In addition to the consumer data, the website will begin to list obstetrical intervention data for each hospital as provided by state Departments of Health. The Birth Survey is designed to help women find quality providers and birth settings that are the best match for their needs and lifestyles. Providers and facilities will also be able to utilize The Birth Survey as a consumer feedback and quality improvement tool." Help us spread the word about the survey,so that women in Central Texas can be informed about their choices in birth. Here is a flyer that you can print and distribute. Share this with all the mothers you know.
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Our Mission
The Central Texas Birth Network’s mission is to provide our community with resources to encourage positive pregnancy, childbirth and postpartum experiences through education, empowerment, and advocacy.