At WIHCC Maternal Child Health, we provide quality prenatal care and comprehensive education to patients throughout the prenatal period along with support for women about their pregnancy and the opportunity for women to be active in their care. Our overall goal is to help women feel a greater sense of empowerment, confidence in themselves and the ability to care for their new baby and their family.
Testimonials
I enjoyed learning from the videos, the pregnancy handbook and one on one teaching about the benefits of breastfeeding; Along with all the pamphlets available to me. This is my first baby and I was determined to educate myself about the stages of pregnancy and the care of my newborn. It’s important to develop confidence and to be ready for the arrival of a new baby.” |
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MCH provides the following to our patients.
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Breastfeeding Benefits
Breastfeeding is best for your baby, and it's good for your health, too. It's the perfect baby food and contains immunity boosting antibodies and healthy enzymes. Some benefits to breastfeeding are, protects against allergies and eczema, less upset of stomach, diarrhea, contipation over formula, lessens the risk of SIDS and most importantly brings baby close to you. But it's not always easy, at WIHCC we can help you overcome those hurdles and become successful at breastfeeding. For Breastfeeding services stop by Room 215 on the second floor in the old main clinic building or call Noreen King for appointment.
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Prenatal Education Classes
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As you are waiting for you new baby to arrive, get the most out of your health care visits, learn as much as possible about your pregnancy and life with your new baby. Come and join us every Thursday for prenatal classes and learn Traditional and Cultural enrichment for expecting parents, Breastfeeding your newborn, Stages of Labor and Breast is Best. For class schedules download here.
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Up Coming Events
Prenatal Education Class Schedule
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April 2019
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May 2019
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Other Resources
Learn how to protect yourself & your pregnancy from Zika.
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Stanford Medicine: Getting Started with Breastfeeding
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Prenatal Staff
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Dave Ferguson, M.D
MCH Director Mardi Sanchez, RN, BSN, CLC MCH Coordinator: (928) 289-6103 Lexine Nez, R.N. PED Case Manager: (928) 289-8148 |
Noreen King, CBC
MCH Program Tech: (928) 289-6265 MCH fax: (928) 289-8047 Breastfeeding Hotline Available 24/7: (928) 386-3439 |