Question 1

What services do you offer?

Accepted Answer

Prenatal Education: Childbirth, Breastfeeding, Postpartum Care, Newborn Care, Comfort Measures in Labor, C-Section Prep and Care.

Birth Doula Packages: Prenatal and Postpartum visits, Labor Support, and 24/7 on call support for 2 weeks pre-birth.

Gift Baskets for Postpartum, Prenatal and Breastfeeding Care.

VIP Services including: Induction Tuck In Service, Over 12 hours Birth Support, in-home Labor Support for Early Labor.

Private Classes, Group Classes and  Class Bundles available with or without Birth Support.

Question 2

Do you take insurance?

Accepted Answer

We accept Healthy Blue, Wellcare and United Healthcare Medicaid plans.

Tricare Prime and Select Coverage coming soon!

Question 3

Do you offer payment plans?

Accepted Answer

Yes!  We offer in house monthly payment plans with a card on file. These are due before 37 weeks per the contract. We also offer Affirm payment plans through a 3rd party processor. This extends payments beyond the birth up to 12 months.

Question 4

Do you offer Placenta Encapsulation

Accepted Answer

Not at this time. We do have contacts in the area to refer you to for this service.

Question 5

Do you offer Birth Photography?

Accepted Answer

Not at this time. We do have contacts in the area to refer you to for this service. They will be considered an additional support person in the birth room. Please check with your hospital rules for support person limitations.

Question 6

Do I need a Doula for a C-section?

Accepted Answer

es, you might need a doula even for a scheduled C-section! A doula provides emotional and physical support throughout the process, ensuring you feel prepared and informed. They help advocate for your preferences, such as gentle C-section practices (e.g., skin-to-skin contact, delayed cord clamping) and support during recovery. Additionally, doulas assist with breastfeeding and postpartum care, offering guidance on healing and adjusting to life with your baby.

Question 7

When do you come to the hospital during labor?

Accepted Answer

Doulas typically join their clients at the hospital during active labor, which usually begins around 5-6 cm dilation. This timing ensures clients get meaningful, focused support during more intense phases of labor. It also allows clients to comfortably labor at home as long as possible. Note that your doula will be available by phone and telehealth 24/7 during early labor if needed for emotional support, suggestions and assessment. 
Inductions often look a little bit different. Generally your doula will not join you at the beginning of an induction, but join you once you've been confirmed to be 4cm or your waters are broken. This allows you to rest during cervical ripening and the early stages of labor.  Tuck-in service is available as a VIP option for those who'd like additional support.

Question 8

How do I get started?

Accepted Answer

Request more information here on the linktr.ee or request a complimentary Meet & Greet Video Chat. We will spend some time talking about your  pregnancy, plan, and I'll introduce myself and the services we offer. After that I'll send you the information you need to request Doula services through your insurance, or to sign a cashpay contract with me. As soon as a contract/referral has gone through we will schedule our first prenatal and get started!

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