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5.0
Average rating from 458 reviews
118
Midwife providers near Boca Raton
25
Families requested a midwife nearby in the last 90 days
26%
Accept insurance
From providers and requests on Bornbir. Updated October 2026.
Midwife rates near Boca Raton
Prices midwives list on Bornbir · October 2026
Packages
Flat rate · typical $363–$1,800
$1,000
median
Hourly rate
Per hour · typical $40–$50
$45/hr
median
Based on 202 package prices from 63 midwives listed on Bornbir within 150 miles of Boca Raton, FL.
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From 23 midwives who confirmed their availability in the last 30 days.
Midwife rates near Boca Raton
Midwives set their own prices on Bornbir.
Packages
Flat rate
Near Boca Raton
$1,000
$363–$1,800
Florida
$1,000
$304–$1,600
United States
$1,200
$500–$1,900
Hourly rate
Per hour
Near Boca Raton
$45/hr
$40–$50
Florida
$45/hr
$40–$50
United States
$45/hr
$35–$55
Based on 202 package prices from 63 midwives listed on Bornbir within 150 miles of Boca Raton, FL. Typical range is the middle 50% of prices. Updated October 2026.
Recent midwife reviews near Boca Raton
5.0
458 reviews of 118 midwives
Kesli helped me during my whole pregnancy and post partum. She is so knowledgeable and supportive. You can tell she loves what she does and does it no only as a job, but as a purpose of her life! I love how she tells you her advices, respecting where you are at in motherhood, your context and choices! She was essential for the way my baby sleeps good today. And also she helped me with my breast feeding journey. I will be honest, every visit she made me in my post partum taught me a lot just watching her with my baby! She will definitely be my doula for the next babies!!!
— Josane L., review of Kesli Moretti
I cannot recommend her enough! As a first time mom, she helped me feel confident, prepared, and empowered throughout my pregnancy and birth, even during the moments when I felt scared and overwhelmed. Her passion for pregnancy, birth, postpartum and everything she does! is so genuine, and you can truly feel how much she cares, which made me feel safe and deeply supported. Breastfeeding was especially important to me, and she helped me with my baby’s latch and supported me throughout those first challenging weeks. She guided me not only with feeding and caring for my baby, but also with navigating my emotions and finding confidence as a new mom. I felt so loved, cared for, and supported through such a life-changing season. Having her by my side was truly incredible, and I will always be grateful for the role she played in my journey into motherhood.
— Valeria R., review of Kesli Moretti
I want to share my experience because I think it’s important for other families to understand not only the care they may receive, but also how insurance and payment arrangements are handled. Before hiring Joanne, I specifically asked about TRICARE. I was told that she accepted TRICARE and that I would be provided with a superbill so I could submit the claim for reimbursement. Based on that information, I felt comfortable moving forward and paid out of pocket for six postpartum doula visits. Unfortunately, when I submitted the claims, TRICARE denied them. The Explanation of Benefits stated that the provider needed to have the appropriate labor doula specialty and a participation agreement on file. When I contacted TRICARE to understand the denial, I was told that the provider needed to have the required participation agreement and that the provider was responsible for submitting the claims. This was very different from what I understood before hiring Joanne. I had relied on the information I was given when deciding to proceed and pay for the services. Had I known there might be an issue with her TRICARE status, participation agreement, or claim-submission process, I would have asked additional questions and clarified everything before paying. I reached out to Joanne to explain what TRICARE had told me and to ask for clarification and assistance resolving the issue. I followed up by text and email, but I have not received a response. At this point, I have paid for the services and have been left trying to resolve the insurance issue on my own, without the clarification or assistance I requested. I want to be clear that my concern is not simply that an insurance claim was denied. Insurance coverage can be complicated, and I understand that reimbursement is not always guaranteed. My concern is that I specifically asked about TRICARE before hiring, made my decision based on the information provided, and then was unable to get a response when the billing issue came up. She has not been helpful or responsive to this matter and has been curt and rude in earlier response and has ghosted me now that I am trying to resolve this. I recommend that anyone considering hiring Joanne get clear, written confirmation before beginning services about whether she is currently eligible to provide covered services under their specific TRICARE plan, whether the required participation agreement is on file, who is responsible for submitting claims, and what happens if a claim is denied. I would also recommend confirming all payment and reimbursement expectations in writing. I’m sharing this so other families can make an informed decision and avoid finding themselves in a similar situation.
— Malia H., review of Joanne Gomez BSN, RN, CD, CCE, CLE
Midwife FAQs for Boca Raton, FL
How much does a midwife cost in Boca Raton, FL?
Flat-rate midwife packages listed on Bornbir within 150 miles of Boca Raton, FL have a median price of $1,000, and most fall between $363 and $1,800. Hourly rates have a median of $45 per hour, typically $40 to $50. Based on 202 package prices from 63 midwives, updated October 2026.
Are midwives near Boca Raton taking new clients?
23 midwives near Boca Raton have confirmed their availability in the last 30 days. November 2026 is the most open due month, with 20 midwives taking clients due then. Pick your due month above to see who is open.
Do midwives in Boca Raton, FL accept insurance?
31 of the 118 midwives near Boca Raton (26%) list at least one insurance plan on their profile. Look for the Accepts insurance badge on each listing.
Can I hire a virtual midwife in Boca Raton, FL?
104 of the 118 midwives near Boca Raton (88%) offer virtual support, on its own or alongside in-person care.
What is a midwife?
A midwife is a licensed medical professional who cares for low-risk pregnancies and mothers who want no-to-low intervention deliveries (e.g., home birth, birthing center delivery, water birth).
Can you pay for a midwife with HSA or FSA funds in Boca Raton, FL?
Yes, you can use Health Savings Account (HSA) or Flexible Spending Account (FSA) funds to pay for midwifery services, as long as those services are related to medical care. Always check the specific rules of your HSA or FSA plan, as there can be variations in what expenses are considered eligible between different plans.
Are midwives covered by insurance in Boca Raton, FL?
Florida Medicaid covers certified nurse-midwife care because federal rules require every state Medicaid program to include these services, including prenatal, delivery, and postpartum care. Coverage for licensed or certified professional midwives at home or birth centers depends on the Medicaid plan and does not apply uniformly to all Florida members. Boca Raton has a modest local market, with five midwives listed within 60 miles. For private insurance, check the plan’s maternity benefits and provider network.
What's the difference between a midwife and a doula?
A midwife is a trained health professional who helps women during labor, delivery, and after the birth of their babies. Midwives can provide gynecological examinations, prenatal care, and postpartum support. They are qualified to deliver babies and are trained to handle certain complications during childbirth. A doula, on the other hand, is a non-medical professional who provides emotional, physical, and educational support to a mother who is expecting, is experiencing labor, or has recently given birth. The doula's role is to help women have a safe, memorable, and empowering birthing experience. They are known for their continuous support, beginning during pregnancy and lasting through the postpartum period. While midwives have a broad scope of practice that is clinical in nature, doulas specialize in the non-clinical aspects of care. They might be preferred by mothers who are looking for continuous bedside support that is not typically provided by the medical staff. Doulas are known for their advocacy for the mother's wishes during childbirth, which can be especially valuable in hospital settings where the mother may desire a birth plan that deviates from standard procedures.
What's the difference between a midwife and an OBGYN?
A midwife is a healthcare professional who specializes in low-risk pregnancies, childbirth, and postpartum care. They typically emphasize a natural and holistic approach, focusing on minimal medical interventions. Midwives often work in birth centers, at home births, or in hospitals, depending on their certification and location. They provide personalized care and support throughout pregnancy and labor and may also assist with breastfeeding and newborn care. An OBGYN is a medical doctor who has completed extensive training, including medical school and a residency, specializing in obstetrics and gynecology. They care for all types of pregnancies, including high-risk cases, and are trained to handle medical complications, perform surgeries (like C-sections), and provide comprehensive reproductive healthcare beyond pregnancy. OBGYNs typically work in hospitals or clinics and can manage a broader range of medical situations.
Can I see a midwife for an IVF pregnancy?
Yes, you can see a midwife for an IVF pregnancy. Midwives are trained to provide care during pregnancy, including for those conceived through IVF, as long as the pregnancy is low-risk. They can help with prenatal care, labor, and delivery, and provide postpartum support. However, if your IVF pregnancy is considered high-risk or involves complications, you may need to work with an obstetrician in collaboration with the midwife to ensure proper care. Always consult with your healthcare provider to determine the best care plan for your situation.
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