UPMC Magee-Womens in Erie
Downtown Erie · 118 E. 2nd St.
The women's hospital on the UPMC Hamot campus, with a ten-room labor suite, around 1,800 births a year and a 24-bed Level III NICU.
Visit website (opens in a new tab)Your baby has just arrived, the house is finally quiet, and the last thing you want is another car ride and another waiting room. We come to you. Rabbi Tzvi Fischer is a certified, seventh-generation mohel who performs gentle newborn circumcisions in your own home, at a time that suits your family, with your baby in your arms before and after.
Most Erie babies are born at one of two places: UPMC Magee-Womens in Erie, on the UPMC Hamot campus at 118 E. 2nd Street downtown, or the Women and Infants Center at AHN Saint Vincent on West 25th Street. Both are fine hospitals with Level III NICUs. Neither is where you want to spend an afternoon a week later with a newborn and a car seat. That is where we come in — we travel to your home instead.
We visit families all over the city, from Frontier and the West Bayfront to Glenwood, Little Italy, Lakeside and the East Side, and out through Millcreek Township, Harborcreek, Lawrence Park, Wesleyville, Fairview, Girard, North East, Edinboro, Waterford and McKean. We also travel south into Corry, Union City and the Meadville area for families who deliver at Meadville Medical Center. Erie is one of many communities we serve across Pennsylvania and the Midwest, and every visit works the same way: we come to you, we take our time, and your baby stays with you.
No hospital hand-off — your newborn is in your arms before and after.
Your bed, your quiet, your schedule — no waiting room and no drive.
Certified, unhurried, and practised in thousands of newborn circumcisions.
Trusted local birth professionals serving Erie and the surrounding area. Erie County has no freestanding birth center, so the three centers listed here are hospital birth units. Search by name or filter by type.
Downtown Erie · 118 E. 2nd St.
The women's hospital on the UPMC Hamot campus, with a ten-room labor suite, around 1,800 births a year and a 24-bed Level III NICU.
Visit website (opens in a new tab)West Erie · W. 25th St.
Private labor and postpartum rooms with hydrotherapy tubs and jetted showers, backed by a 19-pod Level III NICU.
Visit website (opens in a new tab)Meadville · Crawford County
Private LDRP suites where families labor, deliver and recover in one room, about 35 miles south of Erie and roughly 600 births a year.
Visit website (opens in a new tab)Erie County & surrounding areas
Jennifer Bozza, CNM, has attended home births around Erie since 2007 and includes three follow-up visits in your own home after the baby arrives.
Visit website (opens in a new tab)Peach St. & Myrtle St., Erie
A five-midwife CNM team — the first practice in Erie to add a nurse midwife — delivering at both Magee-Womens/UPMC Hamot and Saint Vincent.
Visit website (opens in a new tab)Erie
Certified nurse-midwives offering round-the-clock care through pregnancy, labor and postpartum, with physicians and VBAC referrals close at hand.
Visit website (opens in a new tab)Erie & Meadville
Erie's first full-service doula agency, founded in 2016, offering birth and postpartum doulas, childbirth classes and placenta encapsulation.
Visit website (opens in a new tab)650 East Ave., Erie
Community-based, culturally responsive doula care for Erie County families, including lactation counseling and bereavement support.
Visit website (opens in a new tab)Erie, Crawford & Warren counties
Free perinatal doula support paired with a parent educator, covering prenatal visits, labor and the weeks after you bring the baby home.
Visit website (opens in a new tab)Crawford County & surrounding areas
Samantha offers certified birth and postpartum doula support to families south of Erie, tailored to whatever parenting style suits them.
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One professional fee of $980, plus travel expenses to Erie, covers the free consultation, the visit to your home, the procedure itself, aftercare instructions and follow-up. No hospital facility charges and no surprise line items later.
Yes. We come to families throughout the city — Frontier, the West Bayfront, Glenwood, Little Italy, Lakeside and the East Side — and out across Erie County through Millcreek Township, Harborcreek, Lawrence Park, Wesleyville, Fairview, Girard, North East, Edinboro, Waterford and McKean. We also travel south to Corry, Union City and the Meadville area. If you are not sure whether your address is within reach, ask us at the free consultation and we will tell you plainly.
Yes. Rabbi Tzvi Fischer is a certified, seventh-generation mohel and performs a traditional bris with the blessings and a baby naming for Jewish families in the Erie area. He also performs a simple, gentle medical circumcision without any religious ceremony for families of every background. Whichever you choose, the care and the technique are the same.
Most in-home circumcisions happen in the first one to four weeks after birth, once your baby is feeding well and gaining weight. For a traditional bris the timing is the eighth day. We confirm the right day for your baby at the free consultation, taking into account the birth, your pediatrician’s guidance and how your baby is doing.
Request a free consultation and we will call you back. There is no cost and no obligation — we answer your questions, walk through what the visit looks like, and only schedule a date if you are comfortable. Many Erie families reach out before the baby is born so the plan is already in place.
Tell us your due date and where in Erie County you are, and we will take it from there. The consultation is free, unhurried and entirely without obligation.