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I plan to give birth in the hospital and I have Medicaid as insurance

Birth at home. Herbal remedies and treatment. Against prescriptions and vaccines.

I would like to discuss options. This would be my first time with a midwife. In 37 years old. I would like as little medical intervention as possible while still being safe.

Looking for a midwife to help support an at home birth for my 4th child, all of which have been born at home with a midwife.

Home, I haven’t really made a budget or birth plan yet, I’m 27 years old no special needs I will be breastfeeding.

I am needing a midwife that accepts insurance my provider is retiring. I would love to give birth at home.

I want to give birth at home, I’m young and really new to this, I have 1 million questions that I don’t even know how to ask. I don’t really have an estimated budget, whatever it costs I’ll save up for.

My family and I plan to conduct a home birth. I just moved to Fairhope from California so I'm in the process of getting set up with insurance that I plan to use to cover the costs of a home birth. I want as little intervention as possible unless it's absolutely necessary. This is my first pregnancy after a miscarriage and my experience while miscarrying in a hospital was horrible I want to be as comfortable as possible as I deliver. My husband and he's family who we are staying with during my second, last trimester and postpartum will be available to assist if necessary.

This is my third pregnancy, I have 2 boys which were both hospital births. I am undecided yet whether I want a home birth or hospital birth yet. I know for sure I want to go natural this time. Both previous births I had an epidural and I had unpleasant side effects afterwards. I have a doula already lined up, but I’m new to the midwife world. Please help a girl out thank you in advance!

I need home birth water birth I wanna give birth at home just had a baby 3 months ago and pregnant again

I plan to have birth in a hospital setting with no epidural only nitrous oxide, i am on medicaid

I am needing a midwife that accepts pregnancy Medicaid.

I plan to give birth in a hospital. Our budget ranges from $2-5,000 but could pay more for the right fit. I’m wanting as natural and low intervention of a birth as possible but with the comfort of having the hospital in case anything goes wrong. I also need this person to be able to be my advocate for me and my birth plan in the event me or my husband is not able to. I would like whoever I hire to be certified as a midwife and as a lactation consultant. I’m 22, I’ll be 23 by my due date, my husband is 26, this is my first baby. I do not have anything specific needed. Our budget ranges from $2-5,000 but we could be willing to pay more for the right fit.

I’m planning to give birth at home. I would like to save as much money as possible. I would like to deliver all naturally without medication or unnecessary interventions. I have BlueCross BlueShield of Alabama.

I am looking for a certified midwife for a hospital birth that is also covered by United Healthcare and Medicaid. I would like to have a minimal intervention hospital birth.

I would like a midwife who is willing to assist in home birth

I want to give birth at home if possible I also would like to see if this can be covered by Medicaid.

Hello, I am planning to conceive within the next 6 months and am seeking a qualified midwife for a planned home birth. I am open to a water birth and would like the flexibility to labor in different positions at home in a calm, supportive environment. My birth history includes a cesarean section in 2014 due to late decelerations, followed by a successful VBAC in 2018 without complications. I am hoping to have another VBAC at home if I am an appropriate candidate. I am located approximately 5 minutes from Athens-Limestone Hospital and would like to ensure there is a clear and efficient hospital transfer plan in place if needed. I am looking for a licensed and experienced midwife who: • Has experience attending VBAC home births (HBAC) • Is trained in emergency management and neonatal resuscitation • Provides comprehensive prenatal, labor, delivery, and postpartum care • Maintains a clear transfer protocol with nearby hospitals I am open to discussing budget and would appreciate details on total cost, payment plans, and included services. I value a provider who supports informed decision-making, low-intervention birth, and maternal autonomy while prioritizing safety for both mother and baby.

I'm currently experiencing infertility, but I am very hopeful I will get pregnant this year. I am looking for a midwife in my area that provides home birth services. I am planning on having a physiological birth at home with the fewest interventions possible. I would also love for someone I can ask questions after the baby is born and help with transitioning into life with a baby.

1. At home or birthing center 2. 4000 3. Natural birth with healthy baby and mom