Accreditations and Awards

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Labor & Birth Outcomes
 Rate of postpartum hemorrhage
  • Tree of Life Family Birth Center – Jeffersonville, IN
Perineal Outcomes
Rate of women with intact perineum (perineum is intact or only small laceration(s) not requiring repair)
  • Tree of Life Family Birth Center – Jeffersonville, IN
 3rd or 4th degree laceration rate
  • Tree of Life Family Birth Center – Jeffersonville, IN
Infant Outcomes
Rate of low birth weight (infants from a singleton birth born weighing less than 2500 grams)
  • Tree of Life Family Birth Center – Jeffersonville, IN
Postpartum Outcomes
Rate of women breastfeeding at their 6-week postpartum visit
  • Tree of Life Family Birth Center – Jeffersonville, IN
Resource Utilization Outcomes
Rate of epidurals used for pain relief during labor (not including epidurals placed only for anesthesia for operative delivery)
  • Tree of Life Family Birth Center – Jeffersonville, IN
“Triple Aim” Best Practice
  • Primary cesarean birth rate < 23.9%
  • Preterm birth rate < 11.4%
  • Exclusive breastfeeding first 48 hours > 81%
  • Reporting fiscal outcomes

Our Team and Center are certified by the State of Indiana, CABC & AABC.

https://birthcenteraccreditation.org/
https://www.birthcenters.org/

“Triple Aim” Best Practice recognizes practices which meet the Institute for Healthcare Improvement “Triple Aim” of improving the patient experience, reducing cost of care, and improving the health of populations. This is demonstrated by high breastfeeding rates, low preterm birth and cesarean rates, and reporting fiscal variables. Of the 181 practices participating in the 2024 ACNM Benchmarking Project, 40 practices were designated Triple Aim Best Practices. Almost half of the 40 practices are AABC members.

  1. Tree of Life Family Birth Center – Jeffersonville, IN*
*Earned designation for consecutive years
 
For over a decade, AABC has collaborated with the American College of Nurse-Midwives (ACNM) to bring more data-driven information to birth centers to help childbearing people and babies. For AABC members entering their data in the AABC Perinatal Data Registry™ (PDR), a simple consent form sent to PDR-contributing practices at the beginning of each year is all that is needed to share their PDR data with the ACNM Benchmarking Project.