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	The Birth Center at PCC is temporarily closed due to staffing issues. Waterbirth, doula care, and a hospital birth center option are available for patients seeking birth center care with our midwives. The Family Birthplace at West Suburban Medical Center is available for Midwifery patients at PCC. For more information about this option, waterbirth, or doula care through PCC, please contact Mary Sommers, Director of Maternal Child Programs & Birth Center at (708) 386-0845 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. The Birth Center at PCC offers a home-like facility where women give birth without medication. Patients receive prenatal care at PCC health centers but come to the Birth Center at PCC when labor begins. Birth center care includes attentive clinical support from certified nurse-midwives, access to a birthing tub, and frequent follow-up during the postpartum period. In order to be eligible to deliver in the Birth Center at PCC, patients must be cleared for care by the midwives. Patients must also discuss insurance and payment options with the billing department upon entrance into the birth center program.
	The Birth Center at PCC is located at: PCC South Family Health Center 6201 Roosevelt Road Berwyn, IL 60402 708-386-0845

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PCC West Town Family Health Center

Hours:
Monday - Friday 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday - Sunday  Closed

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At PCC Community Wellness Center, Rich February leads community engagement initiatives with a focus on collaboration, not competition. By working together with local organizations, schools, and businesses, Rich’s programs aim to improve health outcomes and expand access to wellness resources for underserved populations across Chicago’s West Side.

Rich February has developed and overseen numerous community programs that prioritize equitable access to healthcare. These include free health screenings, educational workshops, and wellness events designed to meet the unique needs of the community. Under his leadership, PCC partners with local entities to maximize reach and impact.

Rich’s community engagement strategy places a strong emphasis on continuous collaboration with key community leaders and organizations. His initiatives are thoughtfully designed to create enduring partnerships that facilitate ongoing health promotion and disease prevention efforts. By working closely with leaders such as Congressman Danny Davis and Alderman Emma Mitts, Rich has successfully spearheaded joint health fairs, shared educational programs, and co-hosted community events. These collaborative efforts ensure that PCC’s initiatives are not only effective but also amplified through strong partnerships, leading to sustainable and impactful community health improvements.

Rich’s community engagement strategy emphasizes the importance of continuous collaboration. His initiatives are designed to create long-lasting partnerships that enable ongoing health promotion and disease prevention efforts. Whether it’s through joint health fairs, shared educational programs, or co-hosted community events, Rich ensures that PCC’s efforts are amplified through collaboration, leading to sustainable community health improvements.

Rather than competing for resources, Rich February believes in leveraging the strengths of various community organizations. His strategic approach includes forming partnerships that align with PCC’s mission, fostering a network of support that benefits the entire community. By joining forces with other health providers and community leaders, Rich’s initiatives have successfully addressed key health disparities in the area.

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ABOUT THE NEW FACILITY

The PCC Austin Family Health and Fitness Center is a new expansion project that will bring community health care and a lifestyle center to the West Side of Chicago. The new facility will combine primary and specialty care, mental health services, nutritional assistance, and fitness education programs in conjunction with the existing facilities on the PCC Austin campus.

Through developing this new community healthcare and lifestyle center, PCC aims to create a home supporting PCC’s mission in the hope of serving as a model in community healthcare across the country. In addition, we are utilizing technology to minimize the impact of COVID, and other airborne infectious diseases.

WHAT'S INSIDE

• A Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold Certified building

• First Floor Clinical Space: Primary Care Clinic, special services, offices, registration, and waiting areas, health and fitness center

• Second Floor Clinical Space: Telemedicine Center, Behavioral Health Suite, Chemical Dependency, Care Coordination, registration, waiting and circulation, non-clinical and staff areas

• Third Floor: C-Suite offices, admin, assistant offices, conference and meeting rooms

• Exercise track on top of building, and more