Prenatal Care in Quitman, TX | Rose City Wellness
Prenatal Care in Quitman, TX
~ care closer to home for Wood County families ~
Rose City Wellness is bringing prenatal, postpartum, and lactation care to Quitman. Families north of Tyler should not have to drive so far for every visit.
We partner with Beverly Hargrove of Whistle Stop Pediatrics. On clinic days we see patients at 330 East Goode, Suite F, Quitman, TX, on the 1st and 3rd Saturday of each month, 10:00am. 6:00pm.
First clinic Saturday: September 5, 2026.
Schedule an Appointment · Call 903-803-2229
Who this clinic is for
If you live in Quitman, Mineola, Winnsboro, or another Wood County community and need pregnancy care, a postpartum check-in, or breastfeeding help, you can see us here.
Rose City Wellness is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Tyler. We are expanding into communities where maternity care is hard to reach. On our clinic Saturdays, our team has Suite F for maternal and lactation care. Whistle Stop Pediatrics sees patients on other days at the same address.
What we offer on Quitman Saturdays
- Prenatal care with our midwifery team (midwifery care)
- Postpartum care for you and your newborn
- Lactation support (lactation services)
- Rooted pregnancy education (Rooted Education)
- Childbirth education classes
- Lactation classes
Birth center care and a fuller range of services stay available at our Tyler home: 2050 Shiloh Rd, Tyler, TX 75703.
When and where
| Address | 330 East Goode, Suite F, Quitman, TX |
| Days | 1st and 3rd Saturday of every month |
| Hours | 10:00am. 6:00pm |
| First day | Saturday, September 5, 2026 |
| Partner | Beverly Hargrove, Whistle Stop Pediatrics |
| Book | 903-803-2229 or schedule online |
How to book
- Call 903-803-2229, or
- Book on our Schedule an Appointment calendar.
Please say Quitman when you schedule so we place you on a clinic Saturday.
Email: info@rosecitywellness.org
Payment and insurance
We want cost to be clear before you walk in.
- Cash is welcome, with a sliding scale when needed
- Insurance we accept at this clinic: Cigna, Curative, Aetna, and Superior Medicaid
Not sure if your plan is listed? Call us. We will walk through options before your first visit.
Why we opened in Quitman
Much of Northeast Texas, north of Tyler and east toward Texarkana, has little or no local obstetric care or maternity hospital. Long drives make it harder to keep prenatal and postpartum appointments. Quitman puts care closer for Wood County families who have been traveling too far for too long.
Frequently asked questions
When does the Quitman clinic start?
Saturday, September 5, 2026. After that, the 1st and 3rd Saturday of each month, 10am. 6pm.
Is this the same as Whistle Stop Pediatrics?
We partner with Beverly Hargrove of Whistle Stop Pediatrics and share the building. Rose City Wellness provides prenatal, postpartum, lactation, and education services on our clinic Saturdays. Pediatric visits with Whistle Stop are on their own schedule.
Can I get full midwifery and birth center care in Quitman?
Quitman days focus on prenatal care, postpartum care, lactation support, and classes. Birth and expanded services are available at our Tyler location. Ask us what fits your pregnancy plan.
Do you take Medicaid?
We accept Superior Medicaid at the Quitman clinic, along with Cigna, Curative, and Aetna. Sliding-scale cash is available.
How do I sign up for Rooted or childbirth classes in Quitman?
Call 903-803-2229 or use the website calendar and ask for Quitman class seats. When classes are offered in Quitman, they align with clinic Saturdays.
What if I need care between Saturdays?
Call our team at 903-803-2229. We will help you plan follow-up in Quitman or Tyler based on what you need.
Do I need a referral?
No referral is required to book. Call or use the online calendar and mention Quitman.
Ready to book?
Save your spot for September 5 and the Saturdays that follow.
Schedule an Appointment
Call 903-803-2229
Rose City Wellness is a community-rooted nonprofit. Care is personalized and evidence-informed. We do not promise specific medical outcomes.
Families who need help covering care can learn about birth access support on our Donate page.














