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Hello Meadowsweet Families

Welcome to your client portal. Through this portal allows your access to your medical information

To view labs or review your prenatal visits and what we have discussed, access forms and records, then click medical records. A list of different topics will show to the right, click on the pdf icon to view.

Access to the portal works best on a computer or tablet. Though you can still navigate on a phone. Handouts that are automatically emailed are not viewable on mobile devices.

Non-urgent issues can be messaged through the client portal or via our group text this includes questions about paperwork, FMLA, birth kits orders, minor pregnancy discomforts, and more. We respond faster to texts.

Please note, our phones are ALWAYS on and very loud so we can be ready in an emergency or for a birth.

For the above reason we ask you to keep non-urgent texts to business hours

We may not answer non-urgent texts on weekends.

Thank you so much for choosing us for your care

With Love,

Melissa and Samantha

You can access handouts from us in your client portal. Go to the "Forms & Records" tab, then to the "Educational Forms" option, and there you'll find all hand outs sorted according to when it applies.

Many handouts are sent to you automatically, please note these handouts are NOT viewable on a mobile device.

For recommendations re: supplements, doulas, photographers, pediatricians, and more check out the link below.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1GE1G0QKrRw6U682dwf5EaqQnyOI5Qt6a7TU578hz_Ms/edit?usp=sharing

This list was specially curated with homebirth families in mind, most of these services and providers have worked with us in some capacity and we trust referring our families to them.

Thank you!

Melissa and Samantha

Urgent issues should be a phone call to Melissa 720-606-9996 and/or Samantha 303-324-8636

Urgent issues include:

*Colds/Viruses

*Morning sickness with no relief from comfort measures

*Acute pain

*Following an injury

*Cramping or contractions prior to 37 weeks

*Bleeding during pregnancy

*Changes in baby movement, less movement

*Water breaking or suspected water breaking

*Timeable contractions

*Breastfeeding issues