Pregnancy is a personal journey, and every family deserves care that is compassionate, individualized, and supportive. At Southeast Texas OB/GYN Associates, P.A., our Certified Nurse Midwives (CNMs) work alongside our physicians to provide comprehensive women’s healthcare—from annual wellness visits to pregnancy, labor and delivery, and postpartum care.
Whether you’re looking for a more personalized birth experience or ongoing women’s healthcare, our midwives are here to partner with you every step of the way.
Services include:
- Prenatal care
- Labor and delivery support
- Postpartum care
- Annual well-woman exams
- Birth control counseling
- Preconception planning
- Gynecologic care
- Menopause care
Midwifery Q&A
Certified Nurse Midwives are advanced practice registered nurses with specialized education and clinical training in women’s health, pregnancy, labor and delivery, and postpartum care. They provide comprehensive care while working collaboratively with obstetricians whenever additional medical expertise is needed.
Yes. Midwifery care is a safe, evidence-based option for healthy pregnancies. Our Certified Nurse Midwives work closely with the physicians at Southeast Texas OB/GYN Associates, P.A., ensuring seamless access to physician care if complications arise or additional medical intervention becomes necessary.
Absolutely. Our Certified Nurse Midwives provide prenatal care and deliver babies for appropriate low-risk pregnancies while collaborating with our OB/GYN physicians. This team approach allows you to receive personalized care with physician support readily available if needed.
Both provide excellent pregnancy care but have different training and areas of focus.
A Certified Nurse Midwife emphasizes personalized, low-intervention care for healthy pregnancies and routine women’s health services, while an OB/GYN physician specializes in managing high-risk pregnancies, performing surgery, and treating complex gynecologic conditions.
Because our providers work together as one team, you’ll receive the level of care that’s best for your individual needs.
Yes. Choosing a midwife does not limit your birth options. Whether you’re interested in an unmedicated birth, epidural, or other pain management options, your midwife will support your preferences while helping you make informed decisions throughout labor.