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A Midwife provides medical care for you and your baby. Our Midwives are licensed to provide prenatal care, attend your birth as the main provider, provide postpartum care for you and your newborn for 6 weeks, and preform Well Woman Care Visits. A Doula is a valuable support person that provides physical and emotional support. Doulas and Midwives have different roles and scopes of practice, but they make a great team!
Midwives are trained to prevent, detect and handle emergencies before they become serious. Once signs are present that a true emergency may arise, a transfer to a nearby hospital will happen after you or your baby have been safely stabilized. Transfers happen in roughly 13% of homebirths, while only 1% are for true emergencies.
Many women describe their labor feeling very different with their homebirth compared to their previous hospital births. When you are in your own environment, feel safe, respected, and you are free to move around and eat as you please, your body responds to labor differently. While labor still has intense moments, environment can have a huge impact on how we perceive pain.
We currently accept Medicaid. With other insurance companies, I require cash-payments, and our billing department will provide you with an itemized bill for reimbursement. We offer flexible payment plans.
Still have questions? Contact us!