Contact & Location Information
Address
1525 West 2100 South
Salt Lake City, UT 84119
Well-Woman Exams, Pap Smears, & Primary Care
The Redwood Health Center offers a full range of pregnancy care and obstetrics services:
- Birth control & family planning
- Midwife services
- Perinatal education/childbirth classes
- High-risk obstetrics (maternal-fetal medicine)
- Postpartum care
- Lactation & breastfeeding services
- Antenatal testing/fetal monitoring
See a Health Care Provider Virtually
Find a Pregnancy Care Provider Near You
Three different types of providers can give obstetrics and pregnancy care: family medicine, internal medicine, and OB/GYNs.
Resources & Programs for Parents-to-Be
Early Pregnancy Assessment Clinic
The first trimester can be an exciting, confusing, and overwhelming experience. Our Early Pregnancy Care team providers offer comprehensive, non-judgmental early pregnancy care.
Utah Pregnancy After Loss Program
The Utah Pregnancy After Loss Program is designed specifically to support families after a pregnancy loss, newborn death, or severely complicated pregnancy.
UPWARD: Utah Peripartum Pelvic Floor Wellness and Recovery After Delivery Program
Many pregnant mothers have pelvic floor symptoms before and up to 12 months following birth. UPWARD offers expert care to women experiencing pelvic floor issues during a vulnerable time.
YoMingo®: Prenatal Education on the Go
U of U Health offers anytime, anywhere education for expectant mothers through YoMingo®, with all the tools and support you need at every stage of your pregnancy. Find information on prenatal care, labor & birth, postpartum, breastfeeding, and newborn care.
Perinatal Education
Childbearing is an exciting time of growth, change, and personal choices for you and your family. To help you prepare, we offer perinatal education on a variety of subjects related to your pregnancy.
Choosing a Hospital or Birthing Space
It's never too early to begin thinking about the birthing process (if those words can even begin to express the life-changing experience you are about to have). Here are some things to consider.
![[field.image-button-alternative-text]](/sites/g/files/zrelqx136/files/files/migration/first1.jpeg "First Trimester, Weeks 1–13")
![[field.image-button-alternative-text]](/sites/g/files/zrelqx136/files/files/migration/second.jpeg "Second Trimester, Weeks 14–27")
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![[field.image-button-alternative-text]](/sites/g/files/zrelqx136/files/files/migration/perinatal.jpg "Perinatal Education")
![[field.image-button-alternative-text]](/sites/g/files/zrelqx136/files/media/images/2023/birth-plan-tile.jpg "Birth Preferences")
Postpartum Care
Adjusting to life with a new baby takes lots of time and attention. It’s also important to recognize your own body's needs to heal. You've gone through significant changes during and after pregnancy. As a new mother, some common postpartum issues you may encounter include:
- Baby blues or postpartum depression
- Bladder leakage
- C-section recovery
- Constipation or hemorrhoids
- Fatigue
- Postpartum discharge
- Sore breasts
- Vaginal discomfort
Our providers are here to help you in your recovery and postnatal experience. Get the best care for you and your baby.
