Maternity Clinic

About the Maternity Clinic

CASA's Maternity Clinic, opened in 1994, was a space where an interdisciplinary team of traditional midwives, professional midwives, obstetric nurses, physicians, and specialists worked together to ensure women received the best treatment with dignity and respect. The main objective was to provide formal and comprehensive education to traditional midwives in the San Miguel de Allende area.

Nursing and midwifery team at the Maternity Clinic

History and achievements

11,000+births
120midwives graduated
17graduating classes
<4%transfer rate

Over its years of operation, the clinic reached important milestones:

Seventeen graduating classes of technical midwives: 120 women graduates from 12 Mexican states and three countries.

More than 11,000 births: transfer rates below 4%, and maternal mortality, maternal morbidity, and low-birth-weight rates below 1%.

A midwifery care model that is effective and recognized for its quality and compassionate care.

Services offered

During its operation, the clinic offered the following services:

  • Prenatal care and midwife consultations
  • Ultrasound and general medicine
  • Clinical laboratory
  • Counseling, insertion, and removal of long-acting family planning methods

Clinic Closure

In February 2024, the decision was made to close the CASA Maternity Clinic to reorganize its operations. February 29, 2024, was the last day of operations and activities at the clinic.

Current services

In April 2024, primary care services moved to the CASA Community Center, where we continue to offer:

  • Prenatal care and midwife consultations.
  • Ultrasound and general medicine.
  • Clinical laboratory.
  • Counseling, insertion, and removal of long-acting family planning methods.

Contact

  • Address: Santa Julia #15, Col. Santa Julia, San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato
  • Email: recepcionhospital@respaldo.casa.org.mx
  • Phone: +52 415 152 6181

Since 1981 in San Miguel de Allende

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