Midwifery Patient Resources

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Mother's Milk Bank

Donate or get milk

Our CU Center for Midwifery – Longmont practice partners with Mother’s Milk Bank. We are one of the milk bank’s newest human milk donation locations in the Denver metro area. For more information on donating or receiving milk, please call (303) 869-1888 or visit their website.

Recovery Coach Doula Program

Supporting pregnant people with substance use disorder

This program supports you during pregnancy, birth, and the first year after birth. A trained doula and peer support specialist will:

  • Meet with you identify your goals and develop a plan to reach them.
  • Offer emotional and physical support during pregnancy, birth, and right after birth.
  • Help you adjust to life in recovery in different environments, like work and home.
  • Give encouragement and guidance to support you through recovery, including connecting you to community resources.
  • Share knowledge and insights about pregnancy, birth, substance use, and recovery.

Have questions? Please contact RecoveryCoachDoulaProgram@cuanschutz.edu.

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Midwife with patient and baby showing how to feed baby

Parenting & Pregnancy Partners

Education and community-building for parents

How it works
Visits begin when you are 12-18 weeks pregnant, after your first appointment with a midwifery provider. Sessions are every two weeks through your pregnancy and a few months after your baby is born. We meet at the same place where you get your regular prenatal care.

Key features of the program:

  • Learn more about about pregnancy, childbirth, and parenting.
  • Connect with other parents who are going through the same experience.
  • Ask questions and talk about issues that are important to you.
  • Discuss topics including nutrition, relationships, labor and delivery, breastfeeding, and more.

If you are interested in participating, talk to your provider at your next visit.

Summit Program

Virtual-first prenatal care

This program allows you to get virtual prenatal care (with limited in-person requirements) if your pregnancy is low-risk. 

Key features of the program:

  • Convenient virtual visits with some in-person visits for labs and ultrasounds.
  • Monitor your blood pressure, your weight, and your baby's heart rate from the comfort of your home.
  • Option to switch to traditional, in-person care at any time.

If you are interested in participating, talk to your provider at your next visit.

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Educational videos

Welcome to the CU Center for Midwifery's library. Here you'll find a collection of helpful videos covering all aspects of your pregnancy and postpartum health. We encourage you to explore these resources to stay informed.

Emergencies

If you are experiencing a life-threatening emergency, please call 911. For free, 24/7 mental health crisis support, please get in touch with Colorado Crisis Services. Call 1-844-493-8255 or text “TALK” to 8255