Stacy Carter is my Midwife and I couldn't be more happier to have her. She's so nice and caring and…read morealways answers my questions with thought. The staff there too, is just as amazing. You never wait a long period of time to go back for your appointment. My last doctor, we waited hours for him to do an ultrasound for 3 minutes and then leave so it was a big stretch. Also a very clean and modern place, you always feel welcomed and comfortable

I love Guy Cox. He delivered my sister's children and she has had wonderful experiences every time…read moreso when I got pregnant there was no question who I would go to. Every time I go in to see him he does a 3D ultrasound and records it on a DVD so I can take it home and share it with others. By the end of my pregnancy I will have a DVD with all of the changes my baby has gone through. Guy's bed manner is terrific. He is kind and gentle and is always smiling. He is willing to do whatever I feel comfortable with regarding labor and delivery, including an epidural or not. He is readily accessible which I really like if I have any questions or problems.

Karina is AWESOME. She worked so hard to educate me throughout my pregnancy, and then was right by…read moremy side all throughout labor, birth and aftercare.

From the owner: We specialize in birth doula services for women and their partners to help them prepare for their…read morebest birth experience. We also specialize in placenta encapsulation, childbirth education classes, and postpartum Bengkung belly binding.

My experience here was so bad. It still haunts me to this day, so I wanted to share just a little…read morebit about this place. This is a midwife place, so they pretty much try to deliver your baby at their center. However, if something goes wrong with delivery they will transfer you to the hospital to finish the delivery. And if it ends up being a transported delivery to the hospital most of your money, if not all the money due to them is close to non-refundable. If something goes wrong with delivery, wouldn't you want to be already at the hospital? I sure would. With my experience getting prenatal care here, they sent me home with some DVD'S to watch. These DVD's they sent me home with is what made me have a really bad experience with this place. These DVD's were a documentary about midwives. However, the DVD's had some false doctrine in them. One of the DVD'S said pretty much that, 'A woman should be able to birth where and whenever she wants...' which rubbed me the wrong way because if there is an emergency with delivery... you'd be wishing you were at the hospital. The DVD's also said bad things about hospitals. Which left me very confused. On a separate note, the unprofessionalism that I experienced here was terrible too. For some reason it seemed that a few of them did not like me. A few had attitudes, seemed angry, or gave bad looks. Which made me feel uncomfortable. This place might be a good idea for you, if you are in perfectly good health... But even then, I would still think twice about delivering here. They also refused to deliver my baby for a few reasons. I respect the decision. However they basically said, 'Who do you think you are?'...Type of phrase, because it was my first baby delivery. I don't recall on their website about it not being a good idea to deliver with a midwife, if its your first baby. Even if that was the case they should of said something my first appointment... instead of canceling two weeks before my baby was due. Which left me scrambling trying to figure out where I should deliver my baby. I'm not sure if I could ever step foot in there again. Last but not least... they said to text the details to them of who was going to deliver my baby. Which I did. Then when we got to the hospital, they said they couldn't find those records that they were supposed to send over, which left my delivery doctor in a scramble too. Trying to ask me all my health history questions when I was dilated at an 8. Worst experience of my life. I feel blessed I made it out of there with flying colors, but just barely. I will most likely always deliver my baby at a hospital after this charade. My experience delivering at the hospital was nothing like how those DVD's they had me watch, it was a very good experience and the people working at the hospitals had good attitudes. The only thing I did like about Arrival Birth Services was the lady who did the ultrasounds, she was very nice. I'm sure I didn't meet the whole staff, this was my experience with just a few of them. They also refused to deliver in an apartment. Which I could totally understand the 3 flight of stairs and that being dangerous. What I couldn't understand was why nothing on their website said they don't deliver in apartments. I would pray to see if this is the best option for you, and also do your own research. The hospital was the best option for me!

First of all, Chris is an amazing midwife. She has 40+ years of experience and it shows. The first…read moretime I met her, I left feeling like I had known her forever. She is knowledgable, reassuring, and confident. My labor was an amazing and beautiful experience with her, and also Marie. I chose to use a birth suite, rather than to have a home birth. The room that I labored in was beautiful and large enough to accommodate myself and the people I had there to help. My husband and oldest child, my mom, my best friend, and my doula. The space is comfortable and pleasing to your senses. I would recommend Chris and Arrivals to anyone looking to get away from a traditional hospital experience.

Having Karina as my doula gave me so much peace, knowing I had someone to turn to throughout…read morepregnancy and birth that I could trust. The prenatal visits were super helpful in helping me feel prepared for birth. I was particularly concerned about having to be induced, as well as gestational diabetes, and Karina was able to provide me with a lot of great info on those topics. I loved that she provided supplements to take toward the end of pregnancy, as well as rebozo techniques for my husband to learn. During the birth she provided amazing pain relief as well as mental support, I don't know what I would've done without her!

Karina is a wonderful doula and a trusted birth professional. I have sent several referrals to her…read morein the past few years. She is awesome! Amy Ihrig Home Birth Midwife www.joyfulbirthmidwife.com

As a beginning motorcyclist, I wanted to take some MSF (Motorcycle Safety Foundation) courses to…read moreget some more skills and advice on how to ride safely. The classes were very helpful and informational, and the instructors were good, I especially liked Dale. Funny guy. I felt like there was a lot more to be learned, but they covered the basics, and I suppose for a beginner's course, that's all that's necessary! Also, if you graduate from the class, you will get a card that will waive the riding portion of your motorcycle license exam through the Utah Driver's License Division. If you recently purchased a motorcycle, whether you are a new rider or have been riding for years, take a course from them! They don't just offer beginner courses, they also have advanced courses and more! They also have locations in Salt Lake City and Utah County. Great people, great classes! To find more information, such as class dates, times, locations, etc. just go to their website: utahridered.com

This class was awesome! Ours was split up into two days. Half of Saturday was spent in a classroom…read morewhere we learned various rules and skills pertaining to riding a motorcycle. We were then tested at the end of the class. The second half of the day was then spent learning to ride! Our teacher was super patient and encouraging and really took his time to make sure we were safe and getting our fair share of one on one time. On Sunday, we spent another half of the day riding and were tested at the end. It wasn't the easiest test but come to find out you need to make A LOT of mistakes to fail the test so it's likely that you'll pass so long as you take the class seriously. Would highly recommend for anyone looking to ride a two-wheeler. I definitely have more of an appreciation and awareness of motorcyclists now and am so excited to get riding!