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Hospital Birth I don’t know what my current budget is No c-section, epistomy, I do not want to lay down

1. I plan to give birth at home for the first time (this is my fourth baby). 2. Anywhere from 2k-5k depending on services and professionalism. 3. I do not plan on any sort of pain intervention medicines. I plan to use hot and cold therapy, along with a birth bath. I plan to utilize empowerment, breathing techniques and meditation to help me through the process. I want little intervention or cervix checks unless absolutely needed and to go with the flow. I plan on birthing on my knees instead of on my back.

Hi Keri! My name is Alma Ervedosa, and I live near DU. I will be 23 weeks pregnant this Friday with my first baby, and I’m exploring other birthing options that feel aligned with the kind of birth experience I’m hoping for. Up until now, I’ve been receiving care through Cherry Hills OBGYN and Midwifery, but I’m now looking to interview a few other practices in the area to find the best fit for me and my family. I’m very interested in a low-intervention birth and would love to learn more about your approach to care—particularly what the birthing process typically looks in your care, and what makes your team and philosophy unique. It’s also important to me to have the option for hospital transfer, should it become necessary, and I’d appreciate hearing how you handle that process. I have Medicaid (ID #: S783620), and I’m wondering if your practice accepts this insurance. If so, could you please let me know if there are any co-pays or out-of-pocket costs involved? If Medicaid isn’t accepted, I’d be grateful for an overview of your pricing for prenatal care, labor and delivery, and any additional services you might recommend. I would be happy to come meet you at your office to get these questions answered in person and see if it feels like a good fit :) Thank you so much for your time and care in answering my questions. I’m looking forward to learning more and hopefully meeting you soon. Warmly, Alma Ervedosa

I am interested in learning about home birth since we can't afford the hospital bills for a hospital birth. Our budget is under $4000. And I would most prefer someone who is Catholic or Christian. I like the idea of laboring and maybe birthing in water, but I don't know how that will go.

Looking for a CNM that does home births but has hospital privileges in the case of a transfer

I’m not sure when the baby will be here but I want to be fully conceived and healthy for my newborn

Give birth at the hospital, would like someone as support along the way through pregnancy and through birth. Don’t have much money do you not take insurance? Or what is the costs? Not sure about birth plan

I’m looking for a midwife that serves the Littleton area

Moving to denver, colorado and need to find a midwife that does home births

need a doula that accepts health first colorado medicaid

I was using the Billings method berore pregnancy. It became complicated post partum. I would like to learn the Marquette's Method. I have Anthem insurance - would they the class with you?

New to this whole process want to find a good fit. Doing my research on dualas. Want to have a home birth. Water birth. Un-medicated. Need a dual and a midwife that can support me through this.

Going to start trying to get pregnant in the new year. So we want to see our options and what pricing looks like / if we can use insurance

i’m giving birth in a hospital and i just want help walking me though birth and everything

I am looking for either a doula or midwife to attend the hospital with me! It’s UC north memorial I want to see if it’s covered by insurance, I have Medicaid My plan is to go as natural as possible. My last birth didn’t and j didn’t have support with me

I would love to have a homebirth in Wellington CO for under $7000. This is my 6th pregnancy and will be my 6th live birth. Having a midwife who is well versed in the natural world but also a believer in Jesus would be ideal for me.

Home birth Water birth Preferably Christian Budget is approximately 3k

1. Undecided 2. Unknown 3. Natural birth with limited to no intervention.

I would like to give birth at home, as a water birth.

I’d like to give birth at home in a birthing tub. My first pregnancy was high risk, but I delivered pretty quick considering it was an induction. I currently haven’t educated myself in regards to a budget for a midwife. For my birth plan, I’d like to use a perineal stretching tool as labor progresses to prevent any tearing. I’m willing to use a breast pump to help progress the labor. I’m going to do any kind of stretches that encourages baby to come down. I’d like to give birth in a birthing tub, but also use it if it helps relieve pain being in the water.