Atlanta Birth Center
cities have a birth center, yet Atlanta has none, and the entire state of Georgia only has one, in Savannah. The midwives of Intown Midwifery, Margaret Strickhouser and Anjli Aurora Hinman, have formed a partnership to create Atlanta Birth Center. Atlanta Birth Center will offer primary care, well woman gynecology, as well as care during pregnancy, birth, and the postpartum period. We will serve
06/12/2026
A few weeks ago, we announced our transition into an expanded community-based model of care designed to give families multiple pathways for compassionate, midwifery-centered pregnancy, birth, and postpartum support throughout metro Atlanta.
Depending on your due date, medical eligibility, preferences, and birth goals, you may qualify for:
🏬 Birth center birth at our current facility
🏠 Home birth with the ABC midwifery team
🏥 Hospital birth with the ABC midwifery team at Grady Memorial Hospital
Swipe to read about your options, eligibility, timelines, and next steps for entering care. To complete our inquiry form, visit https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSebHZr-LMbCkQsrretvLYwXisBmv7jN2aR1rk1pr2Gb4Dxt-A/viewform.
When you’re in labor, it can take some time to find a position that feels right to you. You can use trial and error to try various positions.
Plus, your body often benefits from changing positions, and this can affect your baby’s position, too!
What’s your favorite laboring position?
06/05/2026
Are you an expectant or new parent looking for connection? Join us for our Pregnant & Postpartum Meet Up!
This in-person event will take place at 11:30 a.m. Saturday, June 13, at the birth center. It's a great chance to meet other pregnant and postpartum moms!
Light refreshments will be served. Let us know you'll be there at https://www.atlantabirthcenter.org/support-groups.
06/04/2026
When you're considering who you want to support you during birth, remember: Labor is not a spectator sport.
We recommend spending some time thinking about who you want to attend your birth. Here are a few tips for deciding who they should be:
🏡 If you’re giving birth at the birth center or at home, anyone present must be supportive of your out-of-hospital birth choice.
➕ Extra people in the room can mean extra time in labor.
❌ Negative attitudes could lead to negative outcomes.
👧🏽 Older children are welcome to attend your birth, but they must have a designated caretaker who can watch them, play with them, or take them out of the birth room if needed.
Feel free to give a shout-out to your support people! 💬⤵️
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1 Baltimore Place NW, Suite 105
Atlanta, GA
30308
