labor and delivery

UCLA researchers recommend that all health care providers in the labor and delivery room have access to proper PPE

“I was so impressed by the midwives who took care of me when I was having my children that I decided sitting with women in ...

“Birth is a normal thing,” says Miriam Mivehkar, a nurse midwife at UCLA Health. “I think people chose a midwife because we are all about ...

“I have the greatest job in the world,” says Carolina Marvin, a labor and delivery nurse at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center. “I get to ...

Dr. Tina Nguyen was assigned as my high risk OB when I was admitted to the hospital over 2 months ahead of my daughter's due ...

With a lifelong passion for women’s and children’s health, Northcutt helps provide coordinated care to parents and families. https://youtu.be/Wx3Y9DGJCBA What is your role as ...

A little background: our first child was almost 11 lbs at birth, so with my second pregnancy, I was getting a lot of questions and pressure for extra tests in Illinois where we had been living before moving to LA.

My husband and I have a tiny daughter named Eleanor. We were all fortunate enough to begin this journey on the best possible note, in the extraordinary hands (both literally and figuratively) of the UCLA midwives.

I would highly recommend going to the midwives at UCLA, they are confident and competent in giving you your best chance at success.

I want to thank you for helping bring my little angel into this world. I had such a great experience with you Susan during my delivery.