MANASSAS, Va. — Manassas Midwifery & Women’s Health Center recently celebrated its fourth year of serving women and families in Manassas with an open house on August 10.
More than 535 women receiving prenatal care from the midwives have given birth in area hospitals or in a nearby birth center. Milestones for the midwifery in 2013 have included expansion of the current two-suite office to three units at 8425 Dorsey Circle in Manassas.
MMWHC has been awarded a second year grant by the Potomac Health Foundation to continue women’s health care and pediatric care at its sister site, Dumfries Midwifery, serving families in Dumfries, Triangle and Quantico.
MMWHC has been approved for a Strong Start Grant in collaboration with four other maternity care practices throughout Virginia, all offering Centering Pregnancy care, an innovative model of group prenatal care.
MMWHC also supports bringing more information of evidence-based health care to Manassas through its support of the Prince William Chapter of Birth Matters Virginia. For more information, visit manassasmidwifery.com.