Birthing Center Initial Licensure Application 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Birthing Center Initial Licensure Application in our editor.
  2. Begin by filling out the 'Name and Address of Facility' section. Enter the facility's name, address, city, county, ZIP code, state, phone number, fax number, and email.
  3. In the 'Description of Services to be Provided by the Birthing Center' section, specify the number of beds and attach your current admissions criteria as 'Exhibit I'.
  4. Complete the 'Ownership and Management' section by selecting your ownership type (individual, partnership, etc.) and providing necessary details for each owner or corporate officer.
  5. For the 'Administrator, Personnel, Services' section, list all relevant personnel along with their qualifications. Attach resumes as specified in the instructions.
  6. Ensure you include all required documents such as service descriptions and agreements with perinatal centers in the 'Services' section.
  7. Finally, review your application for accuracy before signing in the 'Verification' section. Ensure all signatures are completed and submit your application.

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Some LMs also hold the national credential of Certified Professional Midwives (CPM). CNMs provide care in hospitals, birth centers and homes. LMs/CPMs provide care in birth centers and homes. The term community midwife describes any CNM or LM/CPM who provides healthcare in birth centers or homes.
Items the Hospital Will Need from You Health plan insurance card. Hospital admissions papers (you may have to be pre-admitted) Pregnancy medical file, including over-the-counter and prescription medicine information. Birth preferences.
Are birth centers covered by insurance? Whether your insurance will cover labor and delivery at a birth center may depend on a number of factors, including your specific plan, the location of the birth center and whether its attached to a hospital. Talk to your insurance provider to find out more.
Choosing out of hospital birth may result in negative judgments and lack of support. Cesarean sections, forceps deliveries and neonatologists are not available at the birth center, transport is necessary for these services. Personal arrangements must be made for postpartum care beyond the time at the birth center.
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