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Lexington Medical Center Offers Doula Training Classes

Jan. 3 2018

A doula is a birth coach who offers mothers comfort and reassurance during labor and delivery. At Lexington Medical Center, doulas are part of the hospital staff and are a free service to any woman having a baby at the hospital. Lexington Medical Center is holding classes in 2018 to add new doulas to our team. Learn more about the program in this WLTX interview below.

 

For information about becoming a Lexington Medical Center doula, call (803) 791 - BABY.

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Lexington Medical Center Offers Doula Training Classes

Jan. 3 2018

A doula is a birth coach who offers mothers comfort and reassurance during labor and delivery. At Lexington Medical Center, doulas are part of the hospital staff and are a free service to any woman having a baby at the hospital. Lexington Medical Center is holding classes in 2018 to add new doulas to our team. Learn more about the program in this WLTX interview below.

 

For information about becoming a Lexington Medical Center doula, call (803) 791 - BABY.

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