Maternal Care Center

950 S. Main Street
Celina, Ohio
Phone: (419) 586-6446
(South of Celina on US 127 at the Community Medical Center main entrance)

Studies have shown that good care during pregnancy is needed for you and your unborn baby. That means getting the proper nutrition, exercising regularly, avoiding smoking, and avoiding alcohol and drugs. A healthy baby needs a healthy mom.

The health care team at the Mercer Health Maternal Care Center will give you the care you need. Our staff will take time to answer any questions or concerns you have. Please give us a call when you know you are pregnant.

Our staff includes:

  • Obstetrician/Gynecologist (OB/GYN) – a physician specially trained for the care of expectant mothers
  • Nurses
  • Dietitians
  • Social Workers

Programs that we offer at Mercer Health Community Medical Center

  • Education about:
    • Pregnancy
    • The Growth of your Baby
    • Healthy Diet for Pregnancy
    • Labor and Delivery
    • Smoking
  • Care under the direction of an OB/GYN
  • Registered Nurses who take the extra time to talk and listen to your concerns
  • Delivery at the Mercer Health Birthing Center
  • Prescriptions for prenatal vitamin and mineral supplements
  • Dietary screening
  • Referrals to other agencies if needed

Other programs for expectant mothers at Mercer Health

  • Classes in:
    • Childbirth
    • Childbirth Refresher
    • C Section/VBAC
    • Sibling Care
    • Breastfeeding
    • Mom/Baby Care

    View our Schedule of Events

At Mercer County Health Department for Children:

  • Immunization Clinic-Walk-ins
    • Thursdays 10:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m
  • Baby Buckle Up
  • Bureau of Children With Medical Handicaps

 

Visits

All visits are by appointment. You will be seen at least once a month for the first seven months, every two weeks during the eighth month, and weekly during the ninth month of pregnancy. Additional appointments will be scheduled as needed.

The Mercer Health Maternal Care Center is available to any pregnant woman. Payments are based on your ability to pay. We help both insured and uninsured patients. Through the cooperative efforts of Mercer Health, Mercer County Health Department and Child and Family Services Program, the Center can offer its services on a sliding scale based on family size and income. NO ONE WILL BE DENIED SERVICES BECAUSE OF AN INABILITY TO PAY.

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