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Planning to give birth in a hospital, tricare should completely cover costs for a doula, no birth plan established yet, at least 5 years of doula experience is preferred, my wife's age is 22 and she is a type 1 diabetic meaning it is a high-risk pregnancy. Requirements from Tricare for doulas: A current certification from one of the following: BirthWorks International, Childbirth and Postpartum Professional Association (CAPPA), Doulas of North America (DONA) International, International Childbirth Education Association (ICEA), ToLABOR, or National Black Doulas Association (NBDA). Participation in a qualified, statewide Medicaid program may be recognized in lieu of one of these national certifications. State license, if offered in practicing state Current (not expired) BLS/CPR Current certificates (i.e. CLD, certified doula, or similar perinatal certification) Completed, signed Participation Agreement effective January 1, 2025 For lactation consultants and lactation counselors: A copy of the state license Current (not expired) BLS/CPR Correct provider type Board certification document

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My name is Rashidah Carroll. I am a first time mom. I plan on having my son at UCHealth University of Colorado Hospital (Anshutz Hospital) in Aurora, CO. I currently reside in Denver, CO. I am looking for a doula that takes Colorado Medicaid, 5+ years of experience, english as primary language, African American preferably (but not required). Also, I need someone that is extremely reliable and is able to answer and help me with whatever question and/or help that I may need.

1. Birth center where you can go home within 4 hours 2. $3-6k 3. Night nurse 2 days a week for 5 weeks

I’m first time mom and I’m not quite sure what to know.. I just need a little help of everything.

I’m planning to give birth in a hospital but I would like a doula to help with education prior to delivery. Education specifically around labor and pain management skills, as I have the intention of having an unmedicated birth. I would also like help creating a birthing plan, potentially help with advocacy during my hospital stay. I am interested in placenta encapsulation. I would also be open to hearing about postpartum services but don’t have any specific ideas of what that looks like right now.

Hospital birth at rose Want to labor at home as long as possible and use techniques to prolong epidural as long as possible Budget is 2k Prefer a doula who is a mom

Looking for a doula for labor support for my second birth at Rose. Had a long but amazing birth last time and hoping to go unmedicated this time. Looking for a doula who accepts tricare.

Would like to give birth at a birthing center if possible. I am not sure what the typical cost is so I would like to hear more about cost. 30 year old 8 weeks pregnant with first child.

Sky ridge Medical Center 1k Medical interventions when needed/ requested/ CPD certified Lactation certification United Health Care PPO

I am due in September and planning to give birth in a hospital (UC Health - Anschutz). I have not decided on a birth plan yet. My insurance plan is with Aetna PPO (through my work). I would ideally like a doula that is African American (as I am) but I am open to other backgrounds as well.

Saint Joseph’s Hospital Medicaid Budget Natural Birth Any certifications are fine My age 31, having my second baby after 14 years need a refresher on everything

1. I am wanting to labor at home as long as possible and the my OBGYN office delivers at Lutheran Hospital (12911 W. 40th ave.) 2. I don’t really have a budget. Flexible for the right fit. 3. I am wanting to labor at home as long as possible as hospitals make me anxious. Other than that I am still reading up on other things to include in my birth plan as this is my first baby.

Hospital birth support doula. I am looking for someone to advocate for me and support me during labor.

We’re doing a hospital birth, but haven’t decided on medication. Our est. budget is around 2000. We’re hoping for someone experienced and patient with first time parents that also has knowledge or access to a network that can consult on lactation, night nanny services, etc. Insurance is BlueCross BlueShield Anthem.

I plan to give birth at UCHealth Highlands Ranch. Estimated budget is probably around $2000 but flexible depending on services and post partum care. I require that the provider is certified.

Birth Location: We are planning to give birth at a hospital (likely UCHealth/CU Medicine Highlands Ranch). We are open to working with a doula who is experienced in hospital births and comfortable collaborating with medical teams. Estimated Budget: We are hoping to use TRICARE Select coverage under the Childbirth and Breastfeeding Support Demonstration if possible. We are open to discussing fees and understanding what is covered versus out-of-pocket, but ideally would like someone familiar with billing TRICARE or willing to work with reimbursement. Birth Plan: We are planning a hospital birth with appropriate monitoring. Our goal is a calm, supported, and informed birth experience with low intervention. We value evidence-based decision-making and would like a doula who is comfortable supporting medical interventions if needed (epidural, etc.) while still helping us maintain agency and emotional grounding. We are a married same-sex couple and would love to work with someone who is queer or deeply queer-affirming and experienced supporting LGBTQ+ families. That said, experience and professionalism are very important to us, especially someone who has worked with IVF pregnancies before. We are hoping for: - Strong communication and advocacy skills - Comfort in hospital settings - Experience navigating unexpected changes - Emotional grounding presence - Inclusive, affirming language We are currently 9 weeks with our first pregnancy and looking to establish care early so we can build a relationship throughout pregnancy.

I'm 39 years old and this is my first birth. I'm looking for a doula to assist me in my birth in a hospital in Denver, Co. My budget is $1,000. My plan is to give birth as natural as possible with no C-section, at my hospital Intermountain Health Hospital in Golden, CO. i'm looking for a certified doula with at least 5 years of experience. I'd also like to use my in network benefits through Anthem.

I have Kaiser. I’m looking at giving birth at Rose Hospital. My budget is based off what my insurance covers. I have heard Kaiser will cover doulas. My birth plan is kinda fluid right now. I’m hoping to have a VBAC. I would like it to be unmedicated and if I can to labor in a tub. I want skin to skin immediately, delayed cord clamping and to not be forced unless my body is fully ready. I refuse to do things on a physicians timeline. I’d prefer the doula to be certified, have an NPI and to have as much experience as I can hope for. This is my 2nd baby so I’d need help making sure this goes as smooth as possible. I would love help around the house post partum but I’m not sure what insurance covers.

deliver at hospital, hope for nature birth, 35 years old， speak chinese