Patients and visitors are to wear a mask while receiving care, and in high-risk areas such as all inpatient units, Emergency Department, waiting areas and outpatient services. MAHC team members are wearing masks when interacting directly with patients. Please put on a mask from the supply provided and wear it properly covering your nose and mouth.
Prenatal Clinics are available in the Bracebridge and Huntsville communities to provide complete prenatal care for women with low-risk pregnancies and their families. These clinics operate outside of MAHC's hospitals and the providers hold hospital privileges.
Attendance at these clinics can start at the early onset of pregnancy and continue through to birth and postpartum (after birth). A referral is not necessary to make a prenatal clinic appointment. Throughout their clinic visits, women from Muskoka and surrounding areas will interact with doctors and/or midwives, and trainees (students preparing to be doctors or midwives). If needed, consultation is also available with a team of obstetricians and paediatricians in Orillia.
Dr. S. Adamson; Dr. B. Hemens; Dr. T. Kappos; Dr. C. LaJeunesse; Dr. T. Maxim; Dr. L. Tsugios
Clinics are held:
Alternate arrangements may be made if these times are not possible for you.
Phone: 705-645-2223
Fax: 705-645-2342
Dr. S. Branigan; Dr. C. Correia; Dr. E. Fennell; Dr. L. MacMillan
Clinics are held:
Alternate arrangements may be made if these times are not possible for you.
Phone: 705-789-2355
Fax: 705-789-1051
To make an appointment:
Phone: 705-788-3623
Fax: 705-788-3624
Registered Midwives B. Borland; D. Dawson; J. Latter; K. Perecko; S. Smith
Midwifery clinics are held Monday to Fridays between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., dates and times dependent on your assigned midwife
Alternate arrangements may be made if these times are not possible for you.
Book your midwifery appointments:
Phone: 705-645-4011
Online intake form at midwivesofmuskoka.com
Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit
Free in-person and online prenatal classes.
It is ideal to have your first prenatal appointment at seven to eight weeks into your pregnancy. Some people may choose to have their early prenatal care with their family doctor or nurse practitioner. The first visit may be longer than other prenatal clinic appointments as it includes a thorough medical history and a physical exam. If you do not have access to a primary care provider locally, please call one of the prenatal clinics directly to make an appointment. Please feel free to bring someone with you (your spouse, partner or any other support person) to your prenatal clinic appointments.
Blood work may be part of your prenatal care and can be drawn and tested at the Dynacare Lab in Bracebridge or Huntsville or another location of your choice with no appointment needed. Ultrasounds are available at both hospital sites.
Your care provider may arrange for an ultrasound of your pregnancy, possibly early in your pregnancy to confirm your due date, as well as later for an anatomy scan between 18 and 22 weeks of pregnancy. For your convenience, these exams can be performed at either South Muskoka Memorial Hospital or Huntsville District Memorial Hospital. Learn more about the 18-22 week ultrasound.
All ultrasound results (including the probable sex of the fetus, if that is something you wish to know) are sent to your doctor, midwife or nurse practitioner who will share them with you at a later date. The Sonographer cannot comment on the results.
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