Can the convenience of a professional medical visit at your home or office keep you focused and on your career track? Absolutely!

Today, many pregnant women in a professional office setting are concerned about taking time away from work for numerous prenatal visits. Working women not only have to try to balance their workload at the office, they also have to balance their family lives. Hours of caring for other children, elderly parents, cleaning, shopping, etc. can easily become very overwhelming, leaving many women physically and emotionally exhausted.

Looking at the bigger picture, according to a recent Kauffman report ,since 2000, women’s labor force participation has actually stagnated despite Census data showing women now hold more bachelor’s degrees than men. This is due in part to expectations placed on professional women, and the rising cost of childcare, especially for parents of multiple children. 

Many of today’s moms-to-be want to continue working right up to their delivery date, but how can they do this while achieving quality prenatal healthcare?

OB2me concierge prenatal care provides a way for women to continue working while pursing their career goals. Our services allow more time for participation in important family events like attending  school and sporting events for older children or simply enjoying sitting down for dinner with the family. OB2me can help you balance the work-life struggle by coming to you!. 

Whether you are a top executive or a busy stay-at home mom/mom-to-be, OB2me offers a solution regardless of your life’s demands. Taking care of yourself physically and emotionally throughout your pregnancy while receiving excellent prenatal care is one of the greatest gifts you can give your baby.

Learn more about the opportunities you have as an expectant mom by visiting our website: OB2me.

Carson

Carson Ragan, CNM is a Certified Nurse Midwife with more than 25 years of experience in Labor & Delivery, Neonatal ICU, and women’s healthcare. After becoming a mother at a young age and experiencing the birth of her premature second child, she was inspired to pursue nursing and ultimately midwifery.

She earned her nursing degree from Columbus State University and graduated as an RN in 1999. After years of experience as an L&D and NICU nurse, charge nurse, educator, and clinician, she earned her graduate degree from Frontier School of Midwifery and Family Nursing in 2010 and became a Certified Nurse Midwife.

Her personal experiences as both a mother and healthcare provider inspired her vision for a more personal, convenient approach to women’s healthcare. She created a concierge model designed to give women more time, individualized attention, and quality care in the comfort of their home or office.

Outside of work, Carson enjoys spending time with her husband and five children, volunteering with her daughter’s volleyball teams, traveling, and scuba diving.