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Kaiser in Ventura although we live in Santa Barbara Covers by insurance Uplifting expended doula who can help prenatal and hopefully after birth as well as Kaiser HMO

I am a first time mom 34 year old I Will be giving birth at Kaiser Ontario. I'd like to utilize my kaiser insurance for the doula service.

Hello, I’m looking for a Doula that accepts Anthem ppo. My wife is 39, pregnant with twins and planning to give birth at UCSF in San Francisco. Someone who speaks spanish would be great. Thank you!

I would love some birthing support! Hoag Irvine birth center or Providence Mission Viejo is where I will give birth. This is my second baby, and the first time I got the epidural but it didn’t work. I would love to learn new positions and other pain relief during birth and not use the epidural. My husband is deployed now, and might not be there for the birth.

Sutter Davis Unsure about budget Ideally natural water birth

I plan to give birth at Kaiser Permanente San Leandro. I am a first-time mom and would like a certified, experienced doula who can provide support during pregnancy, labor, birth, and postpartum. I prefer someone calm, patient, supportive, and comfortable working with my Kaiser care team. I would also appreciate breastfeeding and newborn-care guidance. My doula service will be through insurance.

I am looking for a doula covered through Kaiser health insurance. I expect to give birth at Harbor City Kaiser and am located in Lawndale, CA. I am looking for support with birth planning, birth preparation, delivery and postpartum support. I am considered high risk due to age and first pregnancy. My due date is 11/30/2026. I am specifically interested in having an unmedicated birth so working with someone with that experience is important to me. I do not necessarily need lactation support too much, and am also interested in pre-natal yoga. I would prefer in-person care.

I had a traumatic birth experience with my first child born in February of this year. I am now pregnant with my second child and would like a doula to be of support to my fiance and I while navigating my second pregnancy. I plan to give birth at a hospital, I don’t know which one yet because I don’t want to go to the same one I previously went to. I can send my previous birth plan for reference, there may be some things I add or take off. I just want someone who is personable and able to be emotionally supportive for my little family. I would like someone there every step of the way and to be there during my birth.

Hospital birth, budget 2000$, natural birth if possible

Plan to give birth in a hospital, budget is whatever is covered under my insurance, not so sure about my birth plan just yet, would like to have experience more than 5 years, speaks English, certified, over 30 years old and has children of their own

I need some one that will help me through a vbac birth I plan to give birth at a hospital, also was wondering if insurance is an option

Giving birth at Kaiser Downey, birth plan is natural birth, and budget is flexible. I’d like to hire a double for advocacy during birth and post partum care.

Since this is my first time pregnancy I need someone who can help me with the birthing and preparing mentally and physically process throughout my pregnancy. I will be giving birth in a hospital. I want to give birth without being medicated. Estimated budget is 4,000. I am 32 and would like someone older than myself. Helping with suggested prenatal care and assistance with questions and concerns through my pregnancy.

Prenatal and postnatal doula, lactation support, education, advocacy, trauma informed, Sutter Sacramento, covered by Sutter select epo anthem,

I plan to give birth in a hospital. I'm hoping to have care covered by my Untied Healthcare insurance. I want as minimal intervention as possible during my birth. I want an experienced and certified provider. I hope to have help with my birth plan, birth experience, and postnatal care.

I plan of having baby at Loma Linda Or riverside hospital. I am hoping to be covered by insurance. I want a natural birth no c section un medicated. (I have detailed birth plan in my files) I have blue cross blue shield PPO

This is my first pregnancy and I have no idea what my options are. I want to do a home birth and will need a doula

I plan on birthing in San Antonio Regional Hospital in Upland CA. I would like to have as least medical interventions as possible however while still in a hospital setting in case it is medically necessary to intervene. I would like to have a doula for supporting my husband and I in preparation for this to be possible as well as postpartum support to help me get settled in as a new mother healing from birthing. I don’t have a set budget as I am unaware of the costs that go into this. But we are willing to work towards meeting our needs. I would like to be informed of all my childbirth options, like how much is covered through my insurance, maternity leave and childcare for when I return to work. I am covered through Blue Shield Trio HMO and have a medical group called Optum Network Inland Valley.

I am a first-time mom, my baby girl is due 11/1/2026. I plan on giving birth at Kaiser Permanente in Santa Rosa, CA and will be using my Kaiser insurance to pay for doula services. I am looking for birth support and postpartum support, and of course am open to prenatal support as well! I need knowledge and assistance with creating a birth plan, as this far I only know that I will be having a vaginal birth and would like an epidural, but am not educated on anything else, really. I will be primarily breastfeeding and pumping when necessary.

Looking for someone to support before and maybe during birth. Educate on options for birth as well as things to do prior to birth to prepare. Already a mom of one with a somewhat chaotic birth story, looking for a better experience second time around. Currently enrolled to give birth at Balboa military hospital but can move if recommended. Looking to possibly go unmedicated again, previous baby born at 35+2 weeks unmedicated due to quick labor but nervous about doing it with a possibly full term baby and unknown labor time. Tricare prime is the insurance