Congratulations on your pregnancy! We share your excitement about this special event in your life. The Birthing Center is designed to educate and prepare expectant moms for pregnancy, labor and delivery, and caring for newborns. Our knowledgeable care team offers support and attention to help you feel comfortable and confident at every stage.
North Okaloosa Medical Center is dedicated to providing expectant mothers and newborns with quality care during this special time. Our maternity services are provided by obstetricians, nurses, and other caring professionals in a welcoming, comfortable environment. We offer a spectrum of compassionate care for both mom and baby and provide security measures to ensure the safety of our tiniest patients.
When you choose to have your baby at North Okaloosa Medical Center, you’re choosing to have the comforts of home in a hospital setting. You’re choosing knowledgeable, board-certified obstetricians and pediatricians, as well as trained nurses and certified lactation counselors - all dedicated to helping create a memorable birthing experience. We are here to teach, provide support and care for you and your newborn. From our family to yours, thank you for choosing The Birthing Center at North Okaloosa Medical Center.
The Birthing Center at North Okaloosa Medical Center provides you and baby with one-on-one care in a home-like setting. Babies room-in with their mothers, providing the space and time for family-baby bonding. The center features:
Maternity tours are designed to help expecting couples plan for the birth of their baby at North Okaloosa Medical Center and can help relieve some pre-birth anxiety to make your birthing experience more enjoyable. If you are interested in arranging for a pre-admission tour, please contact our central scheduling line at 1-850-682-2475, or click the button below.
Request A TourPregnancy is a joyous, exciting and sometimes uncertain journey. Education, knowledgeable doctors and staff, and a caring atmosphere close to home can make all the difference.
Each month, our prenatal education team will meet with expectant parents to go over all aspects of childbirth. Our courses cover a variety of topics, including childbirth preparation, breastfeeding classes and natural childbirth.
We ask all expectant parents to attend childbirth education classes at about 28 weeks of pregnancy. Classes are free; however, class sizes are limited. Advance registration is required.
View Dates & RegisterDuring our breastfeeding classes, a certified lactation counselor will discuss various techniques and problem solving skills to aid your breastfeeding experience.
View Dates & RegisterIn response to the COVID-19 pandemic, we are taking special precautions to keep our offices and other care environments safe for every patient. Learn more about the steps we are taking.
*North Okaloosa Medical Center is owned in part by physicians.
