The postpartum season is a time of profound transition. Your body is recovering. Your family is adjusting. You are getting to know your baby while, in many ways, becoming someone new yourself. Our care creates space for all of it—the physical healing, the emotional shifts, the questions, the uncertainty, and the quiet moments of connection that unfold along the way.
At each visit, we thoughtfully monitor your recovery, including your vital signs, healing, and emotional well-being, while also checking your baby’s weight, heart rate, breathing, and temperature. Just as importantly, we take time to listen. We offer guidance, reassurance, and practical support as you learn your baby’s cues and grow into the rhythm of life together.
From feeding and sleep to newborn behavior and your own recovery, we are here to help you feel supported, informed, and never alone in the questions that come with this new season.
Four visits at home, one at the clinic
Your postpartum care includes:
- ✓In-home visits at 24–36 hours, 1 week, 2 weeks, and 4 weeks postpartum, followed by a final 6-week visit at one of our clinic spaces
- ✓Support for your physical recovery, healing, and emotional well-being throughout the postpartum transition
- ✓Ongoing assessment of your baby’s weight, heart rate, breathing, temperature, and overall adjustment
- ✓Tennessee newborn screenings, including PKU, CCHD, and newborn hearing screening
- ✓Assistance with filing your baby’s Birth Certificate and Social Security documentation
- ✓Postpartum mood and emotional wellness screening, with additional support and referrals when needed
- ✓Compassionate guidance for lactation, pumping, and bottle feeding, including referral to an IBCLC when appropriate
- ✓Education around newborn behavior, sleep during the postpartum season, babywearing, postpartum movement, exercise, and more
- ✓Family planning and child-spacing counseling as you consider what comes next for your family
- ✓Labs and Pap screening at your 6-week visit when indicated
- ✓Referrals for physical therapy, mental health support, or other specialized care when needed
You do not leave our care the moment your baby is born.
We remain beside you as you rest, recover, learn, and settle into this new chapter—offering skilled care, a listening ear, and a steady presence as you and your baby find your way together.