Important Update

We’re sharing an important update about our services, one made in collaboration with our Board of Directors with care, intention, and a strong commitment to our future.

After ten years of serving families and welcoming more than 3,000 babies, Atlanta Birth Center will pause birth center deliveries effective September 30, 2026. This transition marks the close of our current facility and the beginning of our next chapter. It is a necessary step to strengthen our operations, expand access to care, and build a more sustainable model for the communities we serve.

If you are currently in care with us, you will continue to be fully supported. Clients with due dates before September 14, 2026, will proceed with birth center deliveries as appropriate. For those due after that date, our team will work closely with you to transition your care plan with thoughtfulness and clarity. Beginning in October, we will offer home birth and planned hospital delivery options ensuring families continue to have meaningful choices in how and where they give birth.

All prenatal, postpartum care and well-person gynecology will continue without interruption. We are also expanding services to better support individuals and families across the lifespan, including more gynecologic care, mental health services, and lactation support. Our focus remains on continuity, clinical excellence, and deeply personalized care.

We understand this change may bring questions or uncertainty. We are here for you. A detailed FAQ is available below, and our team is ready to provide direct support.

To every family who has trusted us, thank you. You are at the heart of everything we do. We are actively working toward reopening birth center delivery services in a new space and are in the final stages of selecting a location within the Atlanta Metro area that reflects our shared vision for care.

About the Transition

  • We are transitioning out of our current facility and preparing for a new location and updated care model. This transition allows us to strengthen our operations, expand our reach, and ensure long-term sustainability for the families we serve.

  • No. This is a planned pause for births happening within our facility while we secure and build out a new space and implement improvements.

  • Birth center deliveries will be offered through September 30, 2026. After that date, births will take place in alternative settings based on your care plan.

For Current Clients

  • You will continue with your planned birth center delivery as long as it is clinically appropriate.

  • Our team will work with you individually to transition your birth plan. Options may include the birth center if it is prior to when you will be 42 weeks 0 days, home birth after September 30th, hospital birth with ABC midwives and our collaboration with Morehouse at Grady Memorial Hospital, or transfer your care to another provider.

  • In most cases, yes. We are prioritizing continuity of care and will communicate any changes clearly.

  • Yes. All prenatal and postpartum services will continue without interruption.

  • Yes. We will actively support referrals, records transfer, and coordination with new providers.

  • Any financial adjustments will be handled transparently. You will receive a clear breakdown of how your payments apply to your updated care plan.

  • No. This decision is operational and strategic, not related to safety or quality of care.

For New or Prospective Clients

  • We are currently accepting clients for prenatal, birth and postpartum care - at the birth center through 9/14/26 due dates, at home and hospital only after October 1. Delivery options will be discussed based on your due date and preferences.

  • Yes. We plan to resume attending births in a new location after this transition period.

  • That depends on your due date and preferences. Our team can help you evaluate your options.

Contact and Support

  • Our clinical directors are available to discuss your specific care plan. Please click here to schedule a one-on-one appointment. You can also reach out via a dedicated call line at 678-871-7224.