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Origins Birth and Wellness Collective
10345 Alta Vista Road, Fort Worth, Texas 76244
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About the Origins Birth and Wellness Collective
Origins Birth and Wellness Collective is a health and spa institution located at 10345 Alta Vista Road in Fort Worth, Texas. Specializing in midwifery, the institution is run by a 4th generation midwife with a deep-rooted passion for empowering women and growing families. With over 1200 babies delivered, each birth experience is unique and special. The institution also offers preconception visits, prenatal care, extended postpartum care, and well-woman visits to support women physically, emotionally, and spiritually throughout their life cycle. With a focus on holistic and comprehensive care, Origins Birth and Wellness Collective aims to provide personalized and empowering healthcare services to women.
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10345 Alta Vista Rd, Fort Worth, TX 76244, United States
Opening hours of Origins Birth and Wellness Collective
Monday:
08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday:
08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday:
08:00 - 17:00
Thursday:
08:00 - 17:00
Friday:
08:00 - 15:00
Saturday:
Closed
Sunday:
Closed
Reviews of Origins Birth and Wellness Collective
"I cannot express my gratitude for the staff at Origins.. I owe the life of my daughter to them. My daughter and her husband had selected this to be their birthing center, so when I was in Texas before the birth of their child I was able to join them at one of their visits. At that time, I was pleased with the facility in every aspect, and what small interactions I had with the staff made me confident that my daughter was going to be in good hands when the time came for her to have her child. Throughout the birthing process they were so careful to keep my daughter’s wishes in mind, as well as monitoring the health of both her and the baby. Unfortunately, due to complications, she was unable to complete the birthing process at Origins - but the care of the staff continued on at the hospital until every aspect of the process was complete. My daughter ended up with a long stay at the hospital, and the after care from Origins continued until after she had been settled at home. It was this crucial point at which I owe them everything. During the follow up care, at my daughter’s home, the midwife picked up on symptoms of a very rare and serious condition that landed my daughter back in the hospital - just in time to prevent a life-threatening stroke. The hospital staff responded quickly, and both mom and baby are healthy and strong. She was not able to have the experience she desired, but without the after care of the midwife, my daughter would have been at home unknowingly at risk with no one to catch the symptoms. I have always supported my daughter’s decision making abilities, and I stand behind her when it comes to choosing this Birthing Center."
"Read the negative reviews on all review platforms! They pay their clients to post positive reviews! I have the screenshots to prove it. A lot of the positive reviews are from women who have not yet given birth. I labored for 60 hours and was transferred to the hospital. I was septic (which can lead to tissue damage, organ failure and death), diagnosed with chorioamnionitis (which can lead to pneumonia, meningitis, brain damage or death of the baby), dehydrated and a slew of other issues. Of the women I met prior to labor 73% of them were transferred to the hospital. Another mom who was a patient at Origins before me said that 82% of her class were transferred. These are not the numbers that Origins will give you when you tour, they will lie to your face. They continuously cancelled my appointments, but when I did have an appointment they would repeat what we discussed the week before or jump ahead to future weeks, so while they commend themselves for having long appointments, they are mostly a waste of time. Don't be fooled by the pretty IG pictures, it is literally a house of horrors. They will tell you that it's unlikely anyone else will be giving birth at the same time which is another lie they tell. I listened to 3 other women labor while I was there. The midwives were spread thin tending to a total of 4 laboring mothers while I was in care, but they had plenty of time to chart about where my husband was and what he was doing the entire time I was in labor. The birth center is also ill equipped. The dryer doesn't work. The ice maker doesn't even make enough ice for 1 mother much less 3 mothers and the staff. The cleaning service is one of their teenage daughters. If you dare give birth here, do not go without a doula. Only one of the midwives is a registered nurse with medical training, the others are just regular people with midwife certifications. They never checked on me after the baby was born (this is a common occurrence for mother's that are transferred). When I called to see when the post partum nurse would come see us they said it wasn't necessary. They just want your money for the least amount of work possible. When Kaitlyn called to discuss my terrible experience her solution was to give me a free IV and to get me back in to have my herbal bath. I told her I wouldn't be caught dead back in that house. Again, they only care about your money. They did also include my son in their yearly review post on IG. He is not an Origin's baby. We are so thankful for Baylor, their staff and Dr. Payne for making sure we were safe and cared for. They continuously lied and made false claims throughout my entire pregnancy. They ruined what should have been the most beautiful experience of my life and I will never get that back. Luckily, my baby and I are alive and well, but that isn’t the case for everyone in care with Origin’s."
"AH! How blessed I am to write review for both the Origins locations!! Throughout my pregnancy I visited Dallas location and labored 17 hours there during ice storm. Due to unforeseen circumstance, I asked my midwife if I could go to Fort worth location. They were so kind to accept me right away. Once we drove there. Midwives Bri and Rachel were so kind and welcoming. Elizabeth - midwife from Dallas stayed with me throughout. I felt so welcomed and encouraged in a brand new location that I had never visited or known anyone. Being a first time mama, I was a nervous wreck. All the midwives (Elizabeth, Bri, Rachel and Sharel) were so encouraging and kind. And big shoutout to my Doula (Cindy, not employed by Origins) They kept me going. I labored for next 15 hours, I almost gave up. Had it not been for Gina. I would have asked for transfer. It was my second time meeting her. There is something so calming about her aura. She put me at ease. I even managed to get power nap after staying awake for more than 2 nights. Soon, Kaitlyn joined us. Mind you - I had met them long back. They both are powerhouse who know what they are doing. Kaitlyn helped me deliver my baby. I felt so comfortable and secure letting her guide me through her soothing direction. She was so encouraging and kind. I felt so supported, heard, loved. Even my baby felt it. After 2 1/2 days, my baby was born - sound, safe, happy and healthy. My heart is so happy, full and grateful to all the ladies involved. I love you all so much. Not everything is in our control. God and Baby make the decision but anything that is in our control - I trust these ladies. THANK YOU! Thank you for making us mamas feel heard and seen. If I get to be mama again - I'd definitely choose Origins and the ladies again and again."
"READ the negative reviews then see how quickly they get flooded with positive ones. I made the mistake of disregarding them but I wish I would have listened to other’s experiences before wasting $7500. I was healthy throughout my whole pregnancy but at 38 weeks they saw at my sonogram I had mild poly and at a certain level you can’t deliver at a birthing center. This had never been a concern before so I was really taken back when I got a call saying I would be transferred care and an induction would be scheduled a few days later. Then that was the last I heard from them. Once I was transferred care my calls completely stopped being answered. I contacted the financial coordinator for two weeks to see if we would be reimbursed for the birth since I was no longer able to deliver there. I understood they had taken care of me up until that point so I wasn’t looking for a full refund just something to cover the delivery cost since we had paid $7000 out of pocket. I emailed and left multiple voicemails, we never heard back from anyone until my husband called from his phone. We were then told nobody had been returning our calls because they were waiting for the baby to have been born- she was almost two weeks by this point and they knew the date she got induced because they were the ones who scheduled it. A little communication from the front desk or the financial coordinator would have gone a long way but instead they dodged our calls. If for any reason you need to be transferred, you will end up paying for two births-$7500 to origins and $7000 to the hospital. Origins does a good job at scaring you away from hospitals but honestly my delivery at Texas Health Harris was the best experience and a blessing we ended up there"
"I'd like to start by acknowledging that my race is not something I typically mention, but in the context of this review, it is essential. This will be a lengthy review, so if you have the time to read this, I believe you will be enlightened and blessed by my experience. I am a 28-year-old Black woman, and if you are familiar with the statistics related to prenatal care for Black women, you understand the pressing need for change. To provide some background, I have two children, a 5-year-old and a 7-week-old. My first son was born in the traditional hospital setting. While I appreciated my doctor's professionalism, I always felt that something was missing. He never took the time to truly get to know me, spending no more than six minutes per appointment. He did not address my dizziness, nor did he ensure that all aspects of my pregnancy were in order to ensure the well-being of both me and my child. At the time, I could not pursue a midwifery birth due to a divorce and financial constraints. I was reliant on governmental assistance, so I had to go for the most cost-effective option. Fast forward four years, I am now married and expecting our son. I was determined to have a natural birth, and through prayer, I was led to Origins. From our very first orientation session, it was clear that Origins was the right place for us. The owners are incredibly intentional and informative, and I feel truly blessed to have found them. Even before I began my care or paid the deposit, they were actively addressing my symptoms. They conducted blood and urine tests. I was experiencing severe constipation, nausea, vomiting, and other issues. I received calls at all hours to ensure my well-being. They made my son feel cherished and welcome, as he was the only child for so long. I had intense Braxton Hicks contractions, and while the hospital had no solution, Origins provided a supplement for that. Later in my pregnancy, I was diagnosed with low iron and low platelets, and a supplement regimen was prescribed. My iron levels improved significantly with their love, care, and attentive listening. These women possess a remarkable gift for understanding when something is amiss. I gave birth to my son in a non-conventional way, but it was my way. We received unwavering support and warmth throughout the process. Origins scheduled four postpartum appointments at 24 hours, 2 weeks, 4 weeks, and 6 weeks. At the two-week appointment, when I was feeling down, we talked as if it was a regular day. The four-week appointment allowed me to connect with other women who had given birth around the same time and were potentially experiencing similar challenges. The six-week appointment marked the end of the journey, and it was a bittersweet moment. These women don't just hear; they listen. They don't react; they respond. They don't treat; they care. The issue within the system, especially concerning Black women, is that our voices often go unheard. Origins is not just bridging the gap; they are closing it for good. I don't care if the cost of having my child with Origins is $20,000; I would pay any amount. I am eternally grateful. In closing, there is a Bible verse that says, "Touch not my anointed and do my prophet no harm" (1 Chronicles 16:22). To those posting fake reviews, we see you. It is absolutely senseless and disrespectful to lie just because someone chose an unconventional path, especially when midwifery, historically, is older than hospital births. A world where we prioritize community over competition would be ideal, but because of closed-mindedness, we will continue to strive for a kingdom-minded approach. As the saying goes, you reap what you sow, and dishonesty is detestable in the eyes of the Lord. I love Origins, and I will be forever grateful for them!"
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