Find Midwife Jobs Near Germantown, TN

Need to accept blue cross and blue shield insurance, but looking for a midwife who understands holistic care and optimizes natural birth. I do not want to have to drive very far from my house to give birth (in Porter, TX). I want to refuse all medication, and I don’t want to be hooked up to any wires or machinery.

As of now my plan is to give birth in a hospital but recently I’ve been considering giving birth at my home. I have champva insurance

Home 700 I’m not sure about the birth plan yet but i know I don’t want to lay on my back during the birth.

I would like to give birth in my home. My budget is approximately $5,000 to $7,000. I currently have an iud I need removed asap

Birthing Center, Brown/Black Female, Water Birth, Medicaid, First Birth

Looking to potentially partner with a midwife during this, my first pregnancy. I will have an obgyn as well but wish to have some one else to support me and that I can ask questions to. If possible, I would love a Christian midwife. Planning on a hospital birth.

1. Home 2. Medicaid 3. Free birth at home unmedicated

1. home or hospital i am undecided 2. Undecided 3. Undecided

I am looking to do a home birth with a midwife experienced in VBAC. I would like no medication and the least amount of medical intervention possible.

Texas children's pavilion for women 0 dollars C section

Home birth. Budget is $3000. We are thinking upstairs in our primary bedrooom or water birth down stairs

Looking to give birth at Prentice Women's Hospital in the city. I'd like to go a mostly natural birthing route, but would like the hospital environment for the "just in case" piece of birth. I am a first time mom and my husband and I want someone who we can get to know well, and who will spend time with us answering all of our questions. We have vaccine questions, we want to do delayed cord clamping, we would like a vaginal birth (unless dangerous for me or baby), we would like skin to skin immediately, we would like to try to not be induced if that's possible. I'm not needing a fully unmedicated birth but want to go as long as possible without any epidural or any intervention of that sort.

1. hospital or birthing center 2. hoping to use insurance 3. unsure about epidural/water birth, but as natural as possible with limited to no interventions

I plan to give birth in a hospital. I need someone who accepts Medicaid. I would like as little medical intervention as possible for my labor and birth.

1. Home 2. No budget 3. Natural except maybe for nitrous oxide. Waterbirth.

I would like a home birth with a more holistic minded midwife.

I plan to give birth at home my estimated budget is 1000-1500. My birth plan is to be monitored by a Doula or midwife, but only want intervention when necessary.

Planning a homebirth Budget $1,000 and lower Birth plan is avoid unnecessary intervention and have unmedicated calm birth

1. Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? Hospital 2. Provide your estimated budget Will discuss 3. Describe your birth plan N/A

I can’t find someone to help me plan a home birth, so it’s still a hospital birth. It’s my first time, I don’t have more information.