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I plan to give birth in the hospital, and am looking for a doula that can provide both birth and postpartum doula services under Kaiser coverage.

Plan to give birth at hospital, want to get some in-person labor classes and birth doula service. Ideally vaginal birth with usage of pain relief medication.

1. I am not 100% set on a hospital yet, I am going on prenatal tours at a couple hospitals this upcoming weekend. 2. Under $1,400. 3. Pre-labor I’d like the birthing process to start naturally, with water breaking on its own. Prefer no induction if baby is good and not medically necessary. During labor I would like to stay away from medications, no epidural, and try pain management such as bath/shower, massage, counter pressure during contractions, tens, breathing techniques. If medically necessary I am open to an epidural if I need an induction. During birth, I would like to feel the urge to push and listen to my body without feeling pressured by doctors or nurses in to pushing if i’m “taking too long.” I would love warm compress on my perineum during pushing to help reduce my chances of tearing. I want to avoid episiotomy, forceps, and vacuum. IF a C section is medically necessary, I’d like a moment with someone from my support team to process prior to surgery, my significant other with me during the procedure, skin-to-skin as soon as possible, and for my significant other to remain with the baby at all times to consent to vaccines and medications the baby might need. After birth I would like delayed cord clamping, skin-to-skin as soon as possible for “golden hour”, I’d prefer to feel the urge to push the placenta out naturally without any force from the doctor and I would like to see my placenta before discarding, I’d prefer all treatments with baby to be in the room with me or have my significant other or doula to have eyes on the baby, prefer to breastfeed instead of formula, not quite sure how long to wait for the first sponge bath. I’d love to hear advice from my doula in my birth plan, I would love to learn advantages and disadvantages of what I have in mind so far, I am open to feedback! For postpartum, I’d prefer limited visitors, ice packs, heavy duty pads and dermaplast numbing spray or whatever the hospital has that will help ease the pain down there, Id prefer to leave the hospital after 24hrs if it is not medically necessary for baby or myself to stay longer.

Hi there! We’re first-time parents expecting in a few weeks and are currently looking for a postpartum support doula. We have Anthem HMO, which covers doula services, and were hoping to see if you accept this insurance. We know we may be reaching out a bit late, but we’re wondering if you might still have availability or be able to offer any postpartum support. Thank you so much—we’d love to connect!

Giving birth at Banner Ocotillo. Must be accept Tricare West Insurance. Vaginal birth with epidural

We plan to give birth at Kaiser Oakland hospital, and we are interested in finding a doula who accepts Kaiser insurance. We are interested in a birth with minimal medication. We are a queer couple (cis woman and trans woman), and would love to work with someone who wants to support queer families.

My partner Janet wants to do a home birth. We are a newer couple and want to do everything as well as we can. We are both low income looking for affordable and natural methods for doing a home birth. I’m not sure what kind of budget to expect but I will be moving up to Berkeley starting a new unknown job to be with her asap. She is a gender and women’s studies major and I’m very inexperienced in this field but want to do everything I can as her partner to get her what she needs.

Kaiser Permante downtown SF Insurance covered Ideally unmedicated vaginal birth but flexible. Female on Doulas and ideally muslim for cultural and religious understanding but not a hard requirement. I am with Kaiser so it should be covered by insurance

cpmc in san franciso is my hospital, will see depending on insurance coverage, would prefer to do natural birth and try no epidural, first child

birth and post partum doula who is in network with kaiser

Hello, I am looking into options for birth and postpartum doula support (I am supposed to have some coverage through Kaiser) for my second birth. Kaori

Looking for a natural birth for my 5Th baby at a hospital or birthing center. I want delayed cord clamping, birth in a tub or on hands and knees and bring my placenta home. I need someone who can coach me through my pain and help me stay calm when things get hard. I especially don't want to tear so doing everything I can to avoid that would be great. I love oils and energy work. That would be a added bonus.

Need a trustworthy supportive doula for birth nd someone who is reliable and flexible for postpartum care.

Plan to give birth at ucsf mission bay. 3,000, medicated if needed. I just want a doula for support and to be an advocate during labor.

I will be given birth in Mills-Peninsula. I want to maximum out what my insurance can cover for hiring a doula. I don’t have a birth plan yet.

Planning to give birth at the hospital. I am hoping for a unmedicated delivery. Budget wise, I am looking at $1500 to $2500

1. hospital 2. covered by kaiser insurance 3. hospital birth plan

Birth at local hospital Budget for doula care - covered by insurance

Kaiser. $2000 budget. Natural birth. First time mom. Over 40.

We are delivering at Kaiser South Sacramento. We are diving what goes into a birth plan so may need help finalizing that. The main birth plan goal is the health of the baby and myself, our research is mostly going into what are all the options so we can understand all potential scenarios. We believe that understanding will allow us to go in informed and have the best opportunity to advocate for the baby and myself.