Women and Infants Institute
Thanks to our donors, Providence Mission Hospital delivers top-quality care for women and their babies during a critical time. Because everyone deserves a healthy start.
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Our Women and Infants Institute now includes a high-touch birth center with in-hospital midwifery and immediate access to emergency services to care for unexpected circumstances.
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$600K Goal
Midwifery Program
Launched in 2017, our Midwifery Program allows women to individualize their birth plan with a more natural approach that includes physician support. Expectant families may also partner with a doula for additional emotional and physical support during childbirth.
Birthing Center
Also launched in 2017, our natural Birthing Center provides ideal complement to the Midwifery Program, offering a more holistic experience while still being supported by the advanced services of a specialty hospital, including a Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit through our partnership with CHOC Children’s at Mission.
Maternal Mental Health and Wellness Intensive Outpatient Program
The Maternal Mental Health and Wellness Intensive Outpatient Program is the first of its kind in Orange County. Through its wide array of treatment options in a nurturing and nonjudgmental environment, our team of experts develop a tailored approach to help moms improve their ability to cope and function in their daily life, including caring for themselves, their baby, and their family.
Center for Pelvic Health
The Center for Pelvic Health proudly brings the latest medical and technological advances to our patients. Our team includes fellowship-trained urogynecologists, colorectal surgeons, female urologists, and pelvic floor physical therapists, all working together to improve the quality of life of women with pelvic floor disorders in a respectful, thoughtful and compassionate manner.
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Corporate Partners
First introduced to Orange County by St. Joseph Hospital cancer physicians in 2010, Intraoperative Radiation Therapy provides a single dose of radiation immediately after lumpectomy procedures, reducing the need for weeks of daily radiation sessions. By upgrading this medical technology, we can continue offering this course of treatment, improving the quality of care for our cancer patients
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Cancer Research
Goal: $4M Raised: $1,147,938
Easing access to clinical trials for patients, The Center for Cancer Prevention and Treatment converts relevant research into effective outcomes.
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Cancer Navigators
Goal: $4M Raised: $3,615,098
Highly skilled and empathetic cancer navigators coordinate the many components of care and provide compassionate support.
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Creating an empowering birth experience
Madeline and James’s beautiful daughter, Gabriella, was born on December 30 with a unique distinction: She is the first baby to be born with the nurturing support of Providence Mission Hospital’s new Nurse Midwife Program and the program’s first midwife, Allison Molinski, CNM.
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Donors bring lifesaving care to mothers and babies
Providence Mission Hospital’s Women and Infants Institute now houses two new pieces of advanced technology. This leading-edge equipment helps caregivers deliver care to mothers and their newborns in a timely manner, all thanks to the generosity of Duane and Kelly Roberts.
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Bridging generations
For the Billingsleys, starting out at Providence Mission Hospital has become something of a family tradition. And today, moms like Kelsey have even more options than ever.
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Now, more than ever, our community needs Providence Mission Hospital and compassionate neighbors like you.
Leadership
“Those of us who live and work in south Orange County know that when we experience serious illness and medical emergencies, Mission Hospital is always ready. It does not matter the day of the year or the hour of night. As our community grows and advances in medical technology take place, our Foundation board supports the hospital so the hospital can continue to be there for us."
Meet The Experts
Vivian Pan, MD
Co-Chair, Department of Women and Infants
Craig Salcido, MD
Medical Director, Women and Infants
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