Your Private Concierge Experience

Pelvic Floor Services

Stay Active, Stay Comfortable
- Help you maintain an active lifestyle to prevent and address common discomforts like low back pain, hip pain, pubic bone pain, and SIJ pain.
Birth Preparation
- Provides guidance on perineal massage, pushing mechanics, and labor positions to help you approach birth with confidence and ease.
Proactive Pelvic Health
- Optimize your pelvic health to support a smoother pregnancy, birth, and postpartum recovery.
Tailored Support for Every Trimester
- Our trimester-specific exercises and movements adapt to your body’s needs as it changes.
Treatments
- Individualized treatment plans.

Lactation Services

When should I schedule a lactation consultation?
- Because the foundation of breastfeeding is knowledge; it is encouraged for parents to schedule a visit at any stage. Whether you're preparing prenatally, struggling with latch, dealing with pain, worrying about milk supply, or navigating pumping and returning to work.
What can you help me with during a visit?
- Provide personalized, evidence-based support for:
  - Latch and positioning
  - Painful breastfeeding
  - Low or slow weight gain with breast or bottle feeding
  - Nipple pain or damage management
  - Milk supply concerns (low or oversupply)
  - Pumping and bottle-feeding guidance
  - Sizing your nipples
  - Transitioning between breast and bottle
  - Feeding premature infants or babies with oral challenges
What happens during a lactation consultation?
- Understand your concerns, assess both you and your baby, and observe a feeding (if applicable). A clear, step-by-step plan that feels manageable and realistic for you at home.
Do I need to be exclusively breastfeeding?
- All feeding journeys are supported. Whether you are exclusively breastfeeding, pumping, supplementing with formula, or doing a combination—we meet you where you are and help you reach your personal feeding goals without judgment.

Mental Health Services

What is maternal mental health (MMH)?

The overall emotional, social, and mental well-being of a mother, both during and after pregnancy. It includes her physical health, her relationships with family members, her ability to cope with various social stressors, and her overall sense of well-being.

What are some common signs and symptoms of maternal mental health problems?

Depression: Sadness, hopelessness, fatigue, difficulty concentrating, changes in appetite or sleep patterns
Anxiety: Excessive worry, fear, restlessness, difficulty sleeping
Postpartum psychosis: Delusions, hallucinations, and thoughts of harming yourself or your child

What are the common treatments for maternal mental health problems?

Therapy: Talking to a therapist can help you to understand your thoughts and feelings, and develop coping mechanisms to mitigate your MMH problems.
Medication: Medication can be used to treat depression, anxiety, and other mental health problems.
Support groups: Support groups can provide you with a safe place to talk to other mothers who are going through similar experiences.

Pediatric Care with Dr. Works

Prenatal Meet & Greet
- Get to know your pediatrician before baby arrives and build a trusted relationship from day one
Newborn Home Visit
- A thorough in-home wellness check within the first week of life ensuring your baby is thriving in their new environment
1-Month Home Visit
- Monitor your baby's growth, development, feeding patterns and address any early concerns in the comfort of your home
2-Month Home Visit & Vaccinations
- Comprehensive wellness exam plus your baby's first round of vaccinations administered at home
24/7 Direct Access to Dr. Works
- Around the clock peace of mind for urgent questions, concerns, and clinical guidance throughout your entire first three months