Baby 1st is located at the CAMC Family Resource Center on the campus of CAMC Women and Children’s Hospital. With a team approach, Baby 1st is a FREE program, that embraces and nurtures expecting and new mothers with substance use disorder (including nicotine, vaping, alcohol and drugs). The Baby 1st team advocates for participants thru pregnancy and up to one year after the baby is born.

Our services

  • Opportunities to earn incentives as you progress thru the program.
  • Individualized services to meet the needs of program participants.
  • Referrals to Community resources and services.
  • Patient Advocacy during medical appointments throughout pregnancy and after delivery.
     

Our Approach

Once enrolled in Baby 1st, we tailor our services to focus on the mother’s needs.  Each mom is eligible for one-on-one support from a certified peer recovery coach, and assistance with referrals to community resources and services.  Our moms also have opportunities for FREE classes and can earn incentives.

We welcome you to our Baby 1st Program.  If you have questions, contact us at (304) 388-4381.

Peer Recovery Coaching Services

If you, or a loved one, are receiving medical treatment at one of our hospitals, Peer Recovery Coaches are available to provide non-medical support, encouragement and access to community resources for individuals and families impacted by substance use disorder. Our team of state-certified Peer Recovery Coaches are living testimonies that recovery is possible.

We have a team of Peer Recovery Coaches at CAMC Memorial Hospital, CAMC General Hospital and CAMC Teays Valley Hospital. Contact our team today to begin your journey to a healthier lifestyle. 

304-388-2110

Call to leave a voice message on a confidential voicemail.  A Peer Recovery Coach from the CAMC Addiction Care Team will return your call within 24 hours. 
*This is NOT an emergency crisis line. Please call 911 for emergencies. 

 

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What Sets Us Apart

Baby 1st is a non-judgmental team comprised of community health workers, peer recovery coaches, a counselor, a Baby 1st assistant and a registered nurse.  A private phone line and texting system is available to all moms and is managed by the Baby 1st team. The primary goal of our program is to support women by providing prevention, early intervention, education and recovery support services.