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Comprehensive care for you and your baby — before, during and after birth.
At Peak Vista Community Health Centers, we are here to support you at every step of your pregnancy journey. From preconception counseling and prenatal education to childbirth and postpartum care, our health care team provides whole-body support for mothers, babies, and families.
Our compassionate physicians, nurse practitioners, midwives, and educators work closely with you to ensure a safe, healthy pregnancy and delivery — and continued care for you and your growing family.
Why This Matters: Every pregnancy is unique. Having a care team that supports you from planning through postpartum recovery helps you feel confident, informed, and cared for at every stage.


Choosing where to receive care during pregnancy is one of the most important decisions you’ll make. At Peak Vista, we combine compassionate care, expert guidance, and accessible resources to support you and your family before, during, and after delivery. Our goal is to make every patient feel seen, heard, and supported — no matter their background, language, or insurance status.
What makes our care different:
At Peak Vista, we believe that health care should feel personal and accessible. Our integrated approach ensures you have a trusted team that walks beside you through pregnancy, childbirth, and life as a new parent — every step of the way.
Why This Matters: You deserve care that meets you where you are. By combining medical, emotional, and family support in one place, Peak Vista helps every parent-to-be feel confident, cared for, and ready for the journey ahead.
Planning to start or grow your family? Our care team offers preconception care to help you prepare for a healthy pregnancy and reduce risks before conception. During these visits, your provider may discuss:
Why This Matters: Knowing how your health, age, and lifestyle affect fertility helps you make informed choices and prepare your body for pregnancy. Even small changes made early can make a big difference for you and your baby.

At Peak Vista, your care team includes trusted professionals who work together to keep you and your baby healthy — from your first appointment through postpartum recovery. Each team member plays a special role in your journey:
Each member of your team is committed to providing whole-body care — addressing your physical, emotional, and family health needs together.
See the full list of Peak Vista providers(opens in a new tab).
Why This Matters: Having a connected care team means you don’t need to coordinate between multiple offices or specialists on your own. Everyone involved in your care works together to help you feel supported and confident during your pregnancy.
You can receive pregnancy and childbirth-related care at several Peak Vista health centers.Most prenatal and women’s health services are provided through the Women’s Health Center, with additional postpartum and pediatric care available at other nearby locations.
Primary Location
Women's Health Center: Offers prenatal, midwifery, and postpartum care, including mental health support, birth planning, and education.
Peak Vista partners with UCHealth Memorial Hospital Central(opens in a new tab) to give patients access to advanced maternity and labor facilities. This partnership allows Peak Vista patients to receive coordinated prenatal care from our providers and deliver their babies at UCHealth — a Level 1 Trauma Center offering 24-hour specialty care for mothers and newborns.
For higher-risk pregnancies or labor inductions before 32 weeks, additional services are available at UCHealth Memorial Hospital North(opens in a new tab).
Why This Matters: Through this partnership, you get the best of both worlds — compassionate, community-based care from Peak Vista and hospital-level resources for a safe, supported delivery.
Peak Vista offers a full range of pregnancy and childbirth-related services, including:
Read more about Women's Health Services (opens in a new tab)at Peak Vista.
Learn more about Peak Vista's First Visitor Program(opens in a new tab) and My Baby Patient Education(opens in a new tab).
Why This Matters: Having these services in one place makes care easier to access and helps your team understand the full picture of your health — physically, mentally, and emotionally.
Our Certified Nurse-Midwives (CNMs®) provide care rooted in compassion, respect, and partnership. They are at the heart of pregnancy care at Peak Vista and consider themselves to be “experts in normal.” This means they specialize in supporting healthy pregnancies and empowering patients through education, preparation, and confidence.
Because our midwives are CNMs, they have advanced medical training that allows them to do much more than traditional midwives. They can prescribe medications, manage common pregnancy-related complications, and deliver babies in hospital settings. When things get complex, they work seamlessly with Peak Vista’s physicians to ensure every patient receives the right level of care.
Midwives can support you by:
If your pregnancy becomes high-risk or requires extra medical attention, our physician team steps in to co-manage your care. This ensures that you get the best of both worlds: continued support from the midwives you know and trust, plus additional expertise from obstetric physicians who can provide specialized guidance when needed.
Why This Matters: Midwifery care is personal, evidence-based, and empowering. Our CNMs take the time to listen, support your choices, and guide you through every stage of pregnancy, knowing you have both compassionate care and expert medical support behind you.
Every pregnancy is unique, and our care team helps prevent, identify, and manage common concerns such as:
Why This Matters: Understanding common pregnancy concerns helps you know what’s normal, when to call your provider, and how early care can protect both you and your baby.
Your body is working hard to grow a healthy baby. Taking care of yourself now lays the foundation for your baby’s lifelong health.
Ways to stay healthy include:
Why This Matters: Healthy habits protect both you and your baby. Every small choice — from eating well to showing up for visits — helps your baby grow strong and your body recover faster.
Peak Vista offers a free, safe environment for patients attending appointments at select health centers. If you have a healthy child between six months and 12 years old, you can drop them off at a Well-Child Waiting Area, where trained Peak Vista professionals will watch over them while you meet with your provider.
How it works:
For Children with Special Needs
Please let our staff know at check-in if your child has specific needs or accommodations. We’ll do our best to make them feel comfortable and supported.
Learn more about the Well-Child Waiting Area(opens in a new tab).
Why This Matters: Taking care of yourself shouldn’t be stressful. Our Well-Child Waiting Areas give you peace of mind knowing your kids are safe and cared for — so you can focus on your health.
Peak Vista’s First Visitor Program supports families with children under age five through home visits, education, and community connections. This free program helps parents feel confident and supported as they navigate early childhood.
How it helps families:
We also provide free classes in English and Spanish on preventing Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS(opens in a new tab)), Abusive Head Trauma (AHT/Shaken Baby Syndrome), and Car Seat Safety Classes.
Learn more about the First Visitor Program(opens in a new tab).
Why This Matters: Parenthood can feel overwhelming, especially in the early months. First Visitor gives you a trusted partner to answer questions, connect you to help, and cheer you on as your child grows.
Peak Vista connects families to the Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) program, which provides healthy foods, formula, and nutrition education during pregnancy and early childhood.
How WIC helps families:
Families can also connect with the Community Partnership for Child Development (CPCD) at the Pediatric Health Center at International Circle (opens in a new tab)periodically for early learning and parenting support.
Read about WIC Nutrition(opens in a new tab).
Why This Matters: Good nutrition supports your baby’s brain and body development — and helps you stay healthy during pregnancy and after birth.
Peak Vista offers telehealth visits for many pediatric and postpartum needs, making it easier for families to connect with providers from home.
How Telehealth can help you:
Learn more about Telehealth at Peak Vista(opens in a new tab).
Why This Matters: Parenting is busy — and sometimes getting to the health center is hard. Telehealth brings care to you, so your family’s health fits your schedule.
Peak Vista’s Integrated Psychiatry services support children, teens, and families through a team-based approach. Psychiatric care is available within the same health centers as your pediatric or family provider.
Integrated Psychiatry supports families by:
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Why This Matters: Your child’s emotional health is just as important as their physical health. Integrated psychiatry helps families get timely, coordinated support in one familiar place.
Healthy smiles start early. Peak Vista offers dental care for the whole family, including pregnant women, infants, and children.
Our dental care includes:
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Why This Matters: Oral health affects overall health — during pregnancy and beyond. Starting dental care early helps prevent problems and builds lifelong healthy habits.
Choosing a pediatrician can feel like a big decision, but a few simple steps can make it easier. At Peak Vista, our providers care for children from birth through adolescence and work closely with parents to build long-term trust.
Our Pediatric Health Center at International Circle (opens in a new tab)is located just down the street from our Women's Health Center(opens in a new tab), making it easy for new parents to transition from prenatal to pediatric care. In addition to this location, several of our Family Health Centers also have pediatric providers, including the following:
Consider the following:
Why This Matters: The right pediatrician helps your child feel comfortable, supported, and understood — building a foundation for lifelong health.