• With “Raw” preparation the placenta is gently rinsed, trimmed of the amniotic sac and umbilical cord, thinly sliced, and dehydrated until completely dried throughout. This prep-method renders a more iron-rich product and higher capsule yield. Clients report feeling a boost of energy when taking these capsules. This Prep Method is also more beneficial for postpartum anemia. Do not start taking your Raw capsules until after your milk has come in!

  • With “Gentle” preparation the placenta is rinsed, trimmed, gently steamed with fresh lemon, ginger, & dried cayenne peppers (unless notified of a food allergy/aversion to these), thinly sliced, and dehydrated until completely dried throughout. This is the traditional Chinese method that follows the belief that heat encourages blood circulation, and in turn facilitates healing. The placenta is a “tonifying” organ which means it holds heat and energy IN. Because the placenta must be kept very cold for preservation it is believed that it should be steamed with warming herbs to incorporate heat back into the organ.  This prep-method renders a slightly lower capsule yield but offers great healing benefits. This type of prep method is ideal for anyone with: 1) a history of anxiety, sleep issues, or caffeine sensitivity, 2) pregnancy-induced hypertension (high blood pressure), 3) pregnancy-induced toxemia, 4) preeclampsia, 5) eclampsia, or 6) HELLP syndrome

  • Clients often refer to their Placenta Capsules as their "happy pills"!  Unless otherwise requested, or medically contraindicated, half & half preparation is standard so that you can enjoy the benefits of both!
  • Tinctures can help with energy, stress, hormonal stabilization, & milk supply.  A tincture must be left to infuse for at least 6wks before use, but can be left longer, and indefinitely if stored properly.  Your tincture can be used as soon as your run out of your placenta pills if you feel you still need the support, or later if you feel you need an energy boost or to help increase milk supply.  Tinctures are especially helpful later when your menstrual cycles return or during times of transition and stress.  It can even be beneficial to use much later in life during menopause!  Even more amazing is that any biological female relative (Mother, Sister, Daughter) could use the tincture during puberty, menstrual cycles, or menopause, and benefit from it as well!!

💜 Tree of Life offers 1 free Raw Tincture with every order 💜

  • Raw placenta is used in fresh Smoothies and is an excellent way to get maximum emotional and physical benefits.  Placenta in it's raw form is always the most potent way to consume it.  So, if you are a Smoothie lover then you're in luck!  

  • The 1st smoothie option: Two 16oz made-to-order raw Placenta Smoothies!  For Home Births & Birth Center clients the smoothies are made at the time of Placenta pick-up so that you can experience maximum and immediate benefits while you wait for your Capsules and other Products to be ready.  For Hospital Birth clients, the Smoothies are dropped off along with the other Placenta products and must be consumed within 48hrs.

  • The 2nd smoothie option: Placenta smoothie cubes are made during the processing of your Placenta and dropped off with your Capsules or Powder and other Placenta Products.  These are made by blending pieces of raw placenta with the smoothie base of your choice and frozen into convenient, individually wrapped cubes.  Just add 2-4  cubes to your daily Smoothie (dosage is dependent on how you are feeling physically & emotionally and how well you are healing/recovering).

  • The 3rd smoothie option: pieces of raw Placenta cut into portion-size pieces, individually frozen and wrapped.  Simply add 1 or 2 pieces to your daily smoothie!

  • A placenta salve is a completely natural cream made with nourishing and healing butters/oils, dried herbs, essential oils (optional), and dehydrated placenta powder (optional)! These salves have amazing healing & restorative properties and make excellent first aid creams for minor burns, cuts, and scrapes.  But more than that, these salves are extremely soothing and healing for cracked nipples, diaper rash, and ideal for your C-Section or episiotomy wound!  

  • The Estrogen in the placenta powder helps stimulate hyaluronic acid production that enables the skin to retain cellular moisture.  It also reduces the size of oil glands and helps tighten the skin’s structure, including pores.  Androgens, also found in the placenta, increase cell rejuvenation and increase collagen production. 

  • Available with or without dehydrated placenta powder!  Even without placenta powder, this herbal healing salve is amazing!!

  • When making placenta capsules using the Gentle Prep/Traditional Chinese method, the placenta is steamed with fresh lemon, fresh ginger, and dried cayenne peppers.  During the steaming process these 3 ingredients infuse into the placenta.  The steam water also infuses with these ingredients and the placenta, creating a nutrient-rich "broth" that can be added to soups, stews, or bone broth.  The broth is frozen into cubes and delivered along with your capsules.  The Chinese traditionally believe that childbirth leaves the mother empty and she must avoid any coldness to enter her body while recovering from childbirth.  Warmth promotes blood circulation and healing so it is important to keep the new mother warm.  The Chinese practice a tradition called "Mother Warming", or "Sitting the Month", in which the new mother stays in bed for the first month after childbirth. Warm drinks and foods are traditionally given to the postpartum Mother to help facilitate healing.  Placenta broth can provide healing properties from the infusion of your placenta and the warming herbs (ginger & cayenne peppers), and the warmth of the broth itself!

  • A placenta print is a beautiful, artistic keepsake of the "tree of life" that sustained your baby for the past 9 months!

  • You have the option to choose a natural print using only the blood from the placenta to create the color of the print, choose a print made with food-safe dyes to create the color of the print, or choose a print made with all natural powders (turmeric, spirulina, & beet root) to create the color of the print

  • Placenta Encapsulation is safe when proper handling and cleaning/disinfecting protocol is followed. Encapsulation should only be performed by someone who has been thoroughly trained in bloodborne pathogens safety, safe food handling, and proper encapsulation processing. Proper disinfection practices are crucial to ensure safe processing and prevent cross-contamination.

  • The placenta should never be left out at room-temperature for longer than 4hrs!…the placenta should be refrigerated or placed into a cooler with fresh ice immediately upon delivery.

  • If the placenta is taken to Pathology it will no longer be safe for encapsulation. Read about your Placenta rights in a Hospital setting HERE

  • During labor/delivery, if you come down with a fever of 100.4 or higher, and maintain that temp for at least 1hr, your placenta may no longer be safe for consumption.  If baby has a temperature of 100.4 or above your placenta may no longer be safe for consumption.  Fever can be an indication of infection.

  • Possible negative side effects can include mild headache, too much energy or insomnia/restlessness, or oversupply of breastmilk. Usually a simple dosage-adjustment is all that is needed to alleviate these effects.  If, after decreasing dosage, still experiencing feelings of anxiety and/or restlessness, it might be helpful to try ONLY taking your "Gentle Prep Method" capsules to see if that helps. 

  • Certain medical conditions (even sudden ones that arise during labor & delivery) can affect whether you can safely consume placenta products, what type of processing should be used during encapsulation, and how much and/or how often your placenta products should be taken...therefore it is important that you communicate any and all medical conditions to your Placenta Specialist.

  • Notify your placenta specialist if you have any of the following during pregnancy, labor, or delivery: Gestational Diabetes (or Type 1 or 2 Diabetes); GBS (Group B Streptococcus); PUPPS; Cholestasis; any STIs (sexually transmitted infections) including, but not limited to, HIV or Hep B or C; any high-blood pressure conditions like pregnancy-induced Hypertension or Toxemia, Preeclampsia, Eclampsia, or HELLP Syndrome.

  • Notify your Placenta Specialist if your baby has any of the following genetic disorders: sickle-cell, tay-sachs, or thalassemia.

  • You can enjoy the benefits of encapsulation even if you have HIV, Hepatitis, or have tested positive for GBS! 

  • Please be sure to notify Lauren if you are positive for Hep B or C, HIV, or GBS

  • Always notify your placenta specialist if you have any active sexually transmitted infections at time of delivery! Placenta consumption is NOT safe if there is an ACTIVE STD outbreak at time of delivery.  If delivering via C-section there is no concern.  

  • GBS - What to know: Group B Streptococcus is found in 10-30% of pregnant women!  It is extremely common.  The Group B Strep bacteria comes and goes naturally in people of all ages off and on.  So, a positive test at 37 weeks does NOT necessarily mean that you will be positive at time of delivery.  Just as a negative test at 37 weeks does NOT necessarily mean that you will still be GBS negative at time of delivery.  Because GBS can be very dangerous for newborns, the Hospital will give you antibiotics during labor & delivery as a precaution if you tested positive for Group B Strep at 37 weeks.  Placental consumption is safe as long as baby has no signs of infection at time of birth (fever of 100.4 or above is indicative of an infection) and placenta has no signs of infection (determined by your placenta specialist). Group B Streptococcus cannot be passed through the GI tract and cannot be transmitted through breastmilk so there is no risk to your baby.  Instead, GBS is a surface infection, which means it is primarily transmitted through skin contact.  For this reason, always wash your hands thoroughly after handling your placenta products and before touching baby, even if you tested negative for GBSBetter to be safe!

  • After your Order has been confirmed by your placenta specialist a payment request will be sent.  Once payment is made, your place on our placenta calendar is secured!

  • Text your Placenta Specialist when you go into labor and have your designated "placenta person" stay in contact for placenta pick-up.

  • Lauren will pick up your placenta from the Hospital/Birthing Center/Home as soon after delivery as possible.  If you give birth after 7 PM then your placenta will be picked up in the morning and should be kept on ice until then.

💜 Tree of Life proudly serves all of Bastrop, Austin, and surrounding areas! 💜

  • If two 16oz Placenta Smoothies were ordered, they are made immediately at time of placenta pick-up (for Birth Center & Homebirth clients) and left with you to enjoy during the first 48hrs postpartum.  For Hospital clients, smoothies are made-to-order and dropped off along with the other placenta products.

  • Processing time, from Placenta pick-up to Product drop-off, can range between 24-48hrs. Once capsules are ready, Lauren personally drops off Products and answers any questions.

  • For the most part, most medical conditions and/or medications don’t pose any dangers for encapsulation.

  • However, there are some medical conditions that may require modifications in the way the placenta should be processed and/or in dosage instructions. And in rare cases, placenta consumption is not a safe option.  

  • Most medications that are taken safely during pregnancy do not pose a risk for safe encapsulation.

  • Always share any and all medical conditions, health concerns, and/or medications with your placenta specialist!

  • Every placenta is unique in it's size, density, and blood-volume.  Your capsule yield is determined by these factors as well as the Prep method that you choose.  Raw Prep method will result in a slightly higher capsule yield.  Gentle Prep method results in a slightly lower capsule yield. Placentas that are on the smaller side can yield about 100 capsules, while placentas that are on the larger side can yield about 200 capsules!

  • If you take your pills daily, as instructed, they should last between 4-8wks depending on your total number of capsules. Remember that Tinctures, Smoothies, and Salves (if using placenta powder) all use a portion of your placenta and thus, take away from your total capsule yield.  

  • Capsules should be stored in a dark, cool, dry place. Properly stored they are good for 8 weeks at room temp.

  • For longer storage place in a freezer-safe zip-lock and place in the back of your freezer!

    • Yes, at Tree of Life, we believe that every woman should have access to the amazing healing benefits that her placenta can provide!  Regardless of her financial situation.

    • If you currently receive SNAP or TANF services then you qualify for the financial hardship discount.  Proof will be required to qualify.

    • This discount does NOT include pick-up of the placenta or drop-off of the products. You will need to arrange to have a close friend or family member drive to Cedar Creek (78612) to drop off the placenta and pick up your products.

    • If you qualify for the discount but have nobody who can drop off the placenta or pick up your products then a discounted travel fee of $25 will be added to your total.  This only applies if you live and will be delivering within 60 miles of 78612 (Cedar Creek).

    • Or you may choose to have your placenta shipped overnight to me and have your products shipped back to you.  Keep in mind that you will be responsible for all shipping costs. This option is ideal for those who live farther away and in rural areas of TX. 

    • Discount does NOT apply to our 'Bundle & Save Package' or any 'Add-Ons'.

    • Discount only applies to our 'Basic Service Options':
    1. Placenta Capsules $200
    2. Placenta Powder $175 (ideal for those who cannot tolerate swallowing pills)
    3. Placenta Smoothie Pieces $150 (ideal for those who love having daily smoothies)

    • Some Hospitals may automatically withhold your placenta in certain circumstances, such as: 1) preterm delivery, 2) infection in either you or baby, or 3) if you are HIV or HEP +

    • If you plan to keep your placenta for encapsulation, all of the Hospitals in central Texas will require you to sign a Hospital Consent/Release Form upon admittance.  Otherwise, each Hospital has slightly different rules when it comes to keeping your placenta.  Find your specific Hospital below to read about their particular protocol regarding the placenta...

    List of local Hospitals & their Policies regarding keeping your Placenta 

    Find the Hospital where you plan to delivery below to read about their specific policies regarding the placenta

    ➡️These Hospitals are located within Tree of Life's free 60-mile travel radius!

         https://stdavids.com/specialties/labor-and-delivery

         L&D Phone: (512) 816-7229

         Phone: (512) 447-2211

         Address: 901 W Ben White Blvd, Austin, TX 78704

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Bring a cooler (the hospital will provide ice)
    3. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form

         https://stdavids.com/specialties/labor-and-delivery

         Maternity Tour/Class Info: (512) 544-4226

         Phone: (512) 544-7111

         Address: 919 E 32nd St, Austin, TX 78705

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form
    3. Your placenta will be kept in the Hospital’s fridge until your Specialist picks it up, or you are discharged

         https://stdavids.com/specialties/labor-and-delivery

         L&D Phone: (512) 901-2155

         Phone: (512) 901-1050

         Address: 12221 N Mopac Expy, Austin, TX 78758

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Bring a cooler (the hospital will provide ice)
    3. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form

         https://stdavids.com/specialties/labor-and-delivery

         L&D Phone: (512) 341-6464

         Phone: (512) 341-1000

         Address: 2400 Round Rock Ave, Round Rock, TX 78681

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Bring a cooler (the hospital will provide ice)
    3. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form

         https://stdavids.com/specialties/labor-and-delivery

         Maternity Tour/Class Info: (512) 544-4226

         Phone: (512) 943-3000

         Address: 2000 Scenic Dr, Georgetown, TX 78626

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Bring a cooler (the hospital will provide ice)
    3. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form

         https://healthcare.ascension.org/specialty-care/ob-gyn/midwife-care

         L&D Phone: 512-324-1126

         Phone: (512) 324-1027

         Address: 1201 W 38th St, Austin, TX 78705

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form
    3. A 72hr hold of the placenta is required (will be kept in their Lab fridge)
    4. Important: if you deliver on a Wednesday or Thursday you will need to make sure that they keep the placenta in their Lab freezer, instead of fridge (the Lab is closed on weekends, therefore, even though your placenta could be released over the weekend there is nobody there to release it until Monday– double check this with your Nurse)

         https://healthcare.ascension.org/specialty-care/ob-gyn/midwife-care

         Address: 11113 Research Blvd, Austin, TX 78759

         Phone: (512) 324-6000

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form
    3. A 72hr hold of the placenta is required (will be kept in their Lab fridge)
    4. Important: if you deliver on a Wednesday or Thursday you will need to make sure that they keep the placenta in their Lab freezer, instead of fridge (the Lab is closed on weekends, therefore, even though your placenta could be released over the weekend there is nobody there to release it until Monday– double check this with your Nurse)

         https://healthcare.ascension.org/specialty-care/ob-gyn/midwife-care

         Address: 201 Seton Pkwy, Round Rock, TX 78665

         Phone: (512) 324-4000

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form
    3. A 72hr hold of the placenta is required (will be kept in their Lab fridge)
    4. Important: if you deliver on a Wednesday or Thursday you will need to make sure that they keep the placenta in their Lab freezer, instead of fridge (the Lab is closed on weekends, therefore, even though your placenta could be released over the weekend there is nobody there to release it until Monday– double check this with your Nurse)

         https://healthcare.ascension.org/specialty-care/ob-gyn/midwife-care

         Address: 6001 Kyle Pkwy, Kyle, TX 78640

         Phone: (512) 504-5000

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form
    3. A 72hr hold of the placenta is required (will be kept in their Lab fridge)
    4. Important: if you deliver on a Wednesday or Thursday you will need to make sure that they keep the placenta in their Lab freezer, instead of fridge (the Lab is closed on weekends, therefore, even though your placenta could be released over the weekend there is nobody there to release it until Monday– double check this with your Nurse)

         https://healthcare.ascension.org/locations/texas/txaus/dcmc/our-locations/austin-dell-childrens-medical-center/specialized-delivery-unit

         Phone: (512) 324-0040

         Address: 4900 Mueller Blvd, Austin, TX 78723

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Discuss with OB
    2. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    3. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form
    4. A 72hr hold of the placenta is required (will be kept in their Lab fridge)
    5. Important: if you deliver on a Wednesday or Thursday you will need to make sure that they keep the placenta in their Lab freezer, instead of fridge (usually the Lab is closed on weekends, therefore, even if your placenta could be released over the weekend there is nobody there to release it until Monday – double check this with your Nurse)

         https://www.cedarparkregional.com/maternity-care-services

         Phone: (512) 528-7000

         Address: 1401 Medical Pkwy, Cedar Park, TX 78613

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Bring a cooler (the hospital will provide ice)
    3. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form
    4. Placenta must leave the Hospital within 2hrs of delivery (if they force you to remove the placenta from the premises before your Specialist can arrive for pick-up, then keep it stored in your car, checking on it periodically for ice replenishment if needed)

         https://www.resolutehealth.com/services/obstetrics

         Address: 555 Creekside Crossing, New Braunfels, TX 78130

         Phone: (830) 500-6000

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Bring a cooler (the hospital will provide ice)
    3. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form

         https://www.grmedcenter.com/medical-services/obstetrics-gynecology/

         Address: 1215 E Court St, Seguin, TX 78155

         Phone: (830) 379-2411

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form
    3. Your placenta will be kept in the Hospital’s fridge until it is ready for pick-up
    4. Placenta will only be released to the patient

         https://www.christushealth.org/get-care/services-specialties/womens-services/birth-services

         Phone: (512) 353-8979

         Address: 1301 Wonder World Dr, San Marcos, TX 78666

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form
    3. Your placenta will be kept in the Hospital’s fridge until it is ready for pick-up
    4. Placenta will only be released to the patient

         https://www.christushealth.org/get-care/services-specialties/womens-services/birth-services

         Address: 600 N Union Ave, New Braunfels, TX 78130

         Phone: (830) 606-9111

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Bring a cooler (the hospital will provide ice)
    3. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form

         https://www.bswhealth.com/locations/lakeway-hospital/womens-health/labor-and-delivery

         Phone: (512) 654-5000

         Address: 100 Medical Pkwy, Lakeway, TX 78738

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Bring a cooler (the hospital will provide ice)
    3. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form
    4. Placenta must leave the Hospital as soon as possible (if they force you to remove the placenta from the premises before your Specialist can arrive for pick-up, then keep it stored in your car, checking on it periodically for ice replenishment if needed)

         https://www.bswhealth.com/locations/round-rock-hospital/womens-health/labor-and-delivery

         Address: 300 University Blvd, Round Rock, TX 78665

         Phone: (512) 509-0100

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Bring a cooler (the hospital will provide ice)
    3. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form

    List of other central Texas Hospitals & their Policies regarding keeping your Placenta 

    Find the Hospital where you plan to delivery below to read about their specific policies regarding the placenta

    ➡️These Hospitals are located outside of Tree of Life's free 60-mile travel radius, but we have 3 convenient options:

    1. Meet in the Middle (this option is FREE): Have a close friend or family member meet Lauren for the Placenta hand-off and again for the Product delivery.  I can drive up to 60 miles in your direction and your Person can make up the difference. This is our most popular option!
    2. Pay a Travel Fee: It's $0.50 for every mile over 60 to pick-up the Placenta and return Home, and to drop-off your Products and return Home. 
    3. Shipping (ideal for those too far for driving): You can choose to ship your frozen Placenta to me and then have your Products shipped back to you. Exact shipping costs vary depending on location and size/weight of packages.

         https://healthcare.ascension.org/locations/texas/txwac/waco-ascension-providence-womens-and-newborn-center

         Address: 6901 Medical Pkwy, Waco, TX 76712

         Phone: (254) 751-4000

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form
    3. A 72hr hold of the placenta is required (will be kept in their Lab fridge)
    4. Important: if you deliver on a Wednesday or Thursday you will need to make sure that they keep the placenta in their Lab freezer, instead of fridge (the Lab is closed on weekends, therefore, even though your placenta could be released over the weekend there is nobody there to release it until Monday– double check this with your Nurse)

         https://sahealth.com/specialties/labor-and-delivery?location=methodist-hospital-hill-country

         Address: 1020 S State Hwy 16, Fredericksburg, TX 78624

         Phone: (830) 997-4353

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Bring a cooler (the hospital will provide ice)
    3. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form
    4. Placenta must leave the Hospital within 1hr of delivery (if they force you to remove the placenta from the premises before your Specialist can arrive for pick-up, then keep it stored in your car, checking on it periodically for ice replenishment if needed)

         https://sahealth.com/specialties/labor-and-delivery?location=methodist-hospital

         Address: 7700 Floyd Curl Dr, San Antonio, TX 78229

         Phone: (210) 575-4000

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Discuss with your OB and include it in your Hospital Birth Plan
    2. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    3. Bring a cooler (the hospital will provide ice)
    4. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form
    5. Placenta must leave the Hospital as soon as possible (if they force you to remove the placenta from the premises before your Specialist can arrive for pick-up, then keep it stored in your car, checking on it periodically for ice replenishment if needed)

         https://www.baptisthealthsystem.com/services/obstetrics

         Address: 7930 Floyd Curl Dr, San Antonio, TX 78229

         Delivery Dock Address: 4499 LE Fite Dr, San Antonio, TX 78229

         Phone: (210) 297-5000

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Bring a cooler (the hospital will provide ice)
    3. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form

         https://darnall.tricare.mil/Health-Services/Womens-Health-Pregnancy

         Phone: (254) 288-8000

         Address: 36065 Santa Fe Ave, Fort Cavazos, TX 76544

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Bring a cooler (the hospital will provide ice)
    3. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form

         https://www.bhset.net/services/womens-services/birth-center/

         Phone: (409) 212-5000

         Address: 3080 College St, Beaumont, TX 77701

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Bring a cooler (the hospital will provide ice)
    3. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form
    4. Placenta must leave the Hospital as soon as possible after delivery (if they force you to remove the placenta from the premises before your Specialist can arrive for pick-up, then keep it stored in your car, checking on it periodically for ice replenishment if needed

         https://www.adventhealth.com/hospital/adventhealth-central-texas/mother-and-baby-care

         Address: 2201 S Clear Creek Rd, Killeen, TX 76549

         Phone: (254) 526-7523

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Discuss with your OB
    2. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    3. Bring a cooler (the hospital will provide ice)
    4. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form
    5. Placenta must leave the Hospital within 1hr of delivery (if they force you to remove the placenta from the premises before your Specialist can arrive for pick-up, then keep it stored in your car, checking on it periodically for ice replenishment if needed)

         https://sahealth.com/specialties/labor-and-delivery?location=methodist-hospital-stone-oak

         Address: 1139 E Sonterra Blvd, San Antonio, TX 78258

         Phone: (210) 638-2000

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Bring a cooler (the hospital will provide ice)
    3. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form
    4. Placenta must leave the Hospital as soon as possible (if they force you to remove the placenta from the premises before your Specialist can arrive for pick-up, then keep it stored in your car, checking on it periodically for ice replenishment if needed)

         https://www.christushealth.org/get-care/services-specialties/womens-services/birth-services

         Address: 11212 TX-151, San Antonio, TX 78251

         Phone: (210) 703-8000

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Bring a cooler (the hospital will provide ice)
    3. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form

         https://memorialhermann.org/services/specialties/womens

         Address: 23900 Katy Fwy, Katy, TX 77494

         Phone: (281) 644-7000

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Bring a cooler (the hospital will provide ice)
    3. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form
    4. Placenta must leave the Hospital within 2hrs of delivery (if they force you to remove the placenta from the premises before your Specialist can arrive for pick-up, then keep it stored in your car, checking on it periodically for ice replenishment if needed)

         https://memorialhermann.org/services/specialties/womens

         Address: 921 Gessner Rd, Houston, TX 77024

         Phone: (713) 242-3000

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Bring a cooler (the hospital will provide ice)
    3. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form
    4. Placenta must leave the Hospital as soon as possible (if they force you to remove the placenta from the premises before your Specialist can arrive for pick-up, then keep it stored in your car, checking on it periodically for ice replenishment if needed)

         https://memorialhermann.org/services/specialties/womens

         Address: 17500 W Grand Pkwy S, Sugar Land, TX 77479

         Phone: (281) 725-5000

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Bring a cooler (the hospital will provide ice)
    3. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form

         https://memorialhermann.org/services/specialties/womens

         Address: 9250 Pinecroft Dr, The Woodlands, TX 77380

         Phone: (713) 897-2300

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Bring a cooler (the hospital will provide ice)
    3. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form
    4. Placenta must leave the Hospital within 1hr of delivery (if they force you to remove the placenta from the premises before your Specialist can arrive for pick-up, then keep it stored in your car, checking on it periodically for ice replenishment if needed)

              https://memorialhermann.org/services/specialties/womens/greater-heights

         Address: 1635 North Loop W Fwy, Houston, TX 77008

         Phone: (713) 867-2000

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Bring a cooler (the hospital will provide ice)
    3. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form
    4. Placenta must leave the Hospital within 2hrs of delivery (if they force you to remove the placenta from the premises before your Specialist can arrive for pick-up, then keep it stored in your car, checking on it periodically for ice replenishment if needed)

         

               https://memorialhermann.org/services/specialties/womens

              Address: 11800 Astoria Blvd, Houston, TX 7708

              Phone: (282) 929-6100

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Bring a cooler (the hospital will provide ice)
    3. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form
    4. Placenta must leave the Hospital within 1hr of delivery (if they force you to remove the placenta from the premises before your Specialist can arrive for pick-up, then keep it stored in your car, checking on it periodically for ice replenishment if needed

         https://stjoseph.stlukeshealth.org/services/womens-health-maternity

         Phone: (979) 764-5100

         Address: 1604 Rock Prairie Rd, College Station, TX 77845

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Bring a cooler (the hospital will provide ice)
    3. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form

         https://www.bswhealth.com/locations/college-station-hospital/womens-health/labor-and-delivery

         Phone: (979) 207-0100

         Address: 700 Scott & White Dr, College Station, TX 77845

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Bring a cooler (the hospital will provide ice)
    3. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form
    4. Placenta must leave the Hospital within 2hrs of delivery (if they force you to remove the placenta from the premises before your Specialist can arrive for pick-up, then keep it stored in your car, checking on it periodically for ice replenishment if needed)

         https://www.bswhealth.com/locations/brenham-hospital/womens-health/labor-and-delivery

         Address: 700 Medical Pkwy, Brenham, TX 77833

         Phone: (979) 337-5000

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Bring a cooler (the hospital will provide ice)
    3. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form
    4. Placenta must leave the Hospital within 1 hour of delivery (if they force you to remove the placenta from the premises before your Specialist can arrive for pick-up, then keep it stored in your car, checking on it periodically for ice replenishment if needed)

         https://www.bswhealth.com/locations/temple-hospital/womens-health/labor-and-delivery

         Address: 2401 S 31st St, Temple, TX 76508

         Phone: (254) 724-2111

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Bring a cooler (the hospital will provide ice)
    3. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form
    4. Placenta must leave the Hospital as soon as possible (if they force you to remove the placenta from the premises before your Specialist can arrive for pick-up, then keep it stored in your car, checking on it periodically for ice replenishment if needed)

         https://www.bswhealth.com/locations/marble-falls-hospital/womens-health/labor-and-delivery

         Address: 810 St Hwy 71, Marble Falls, TX 78654

         Phone: (830) 201-8000

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Bring a cooler (the hospital will provide ice)
    3. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form
    4. Placenta must leave the Hospital as soon as possible (if they force you to remove the placenta from the premises before your Specialist can arrive for pick-up, then keep it stored in your car, checking on it periodically for ice replenishment if needed)

         https://www.bswhealth.com/locations/hillcrest-hospital/womens-health/labor-and-delivery

         Address: 100 Hillcrest Medical Blvd, Waco, TX 76712

         Phone: (254) 202-2000

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Bring a cooler (the hospital will provide ice)
    3. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form
    4. Placenta must leave the Hospital within 1 hour of delivery (if they force you to remove the placenta from the premises before your Specialist can arrive for pick-up, then keep it stored in your car, checking on it periodically for ice replenishment if needed)

         https://www.citizensmedicalcenter.org/page/citizens-birth-center

         Address: 2701 Hospital Dr., Victoria, TX 77901

         Phone: 361-573-9181

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Bring a cooler (the hospital will provide ice)
    3. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form
    4. Placenta must leave the Hospital as soon as possible (if they force you to remove the placenta from the premises before your Specialist can arrive for pick-up, then keep it stored in your car, checking on it periodically for ice replenishment if needed)

         https://www.detar.com/maternity-care-services

         Address: 101 Medical Dr., Victoria, TX 77904

         Phone: 361-573-6100

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Bring a cooler (the hospital will provide ice)
    3. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form
    4. Placenta must leave the Hospital as soon as possible (if they force you to remove the placenta from the premises before your Specialist can arrive for pick-up, then keep it stored in your car, checking on it periodically for ice replenishment if needed)

         https://www.houstonmethodist.org/womens-services/locations/katy-west/birthing-center/

         Address: 18500 Katy Fwy, Houston, TX 77094

         Phone: 832-522-4200

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Bring a cooler (the hospital will provide ice)
    3. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form

         https://www.swgeneral.com/services/maternity-services/

         Address: 7400 Barlite Blvd., San Antonio, TX 78224

         Phone: 210-921-8620

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Bring a cooler (the hospital will provide ice)
    3. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form

         https://sahealth.com/specialties/labor-and-delivery/?location=methodist-hospital-metropolitan

         Address: 1310 McCullough Ave., San Antonio, TX 78212

         Phone: 210-757-2200

    This Hospital’s Placenta Protocol:

    1. Notify your L&D Nurses of your plans to keep your placenta
    2. Bring a cooler (the hospital will provide ice)
    3. Sign the Hospital’s Consent/Release Form