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1. Hospital 2. covered by Kaiser insurance 3. I would like help during pregnancy journey and postpartum.

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

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!

Mills peninsula hospital $3000 budget right now TBD on birth plan MUST BE IN Network WITH UNITED HEALTHCARE INSURNACE

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

I plan to give birth in a hospital. Are there any Christian doulas near me?

Plan on giving birth to my first child at Sutter Hospital in Downtown Sacramento. I hope to have a natural birth but I am not opposed to a mild epidural if needed. I want a calm and relaxing space and to work with a doula that focuses on mind body connection and hypnotherapy techniques. I'd like to stay under $2,000 for a birthing doula.

I plan to give birth at my hospital, Kaiser in Downey. This is my second pregnancy. My first birth was at Kaiser in Downey also (about 3 years ago), where I gave birth unmedicated. The staff knew I had done the Bradley Method course and knew my birth plan and honored it. I plan to give birth the same way, except this time I have been diagnosed with gestational diabetes but hope to still have a healthy and unmedicated birth with minimal interventions. I had a doula for my first birth and would really like the hands on support, especially at birth. I would like to keep costs at $2,500 or less if possible and hope that I can have a doula that accepts my insurance. Thank you

1 home birth 2. 8,000 3. Natural calm safe space.

I plan to give birth in a hospital. I have HealthNet insurance and would need a provider that is covered under the blue and gold HMO plan. I need a provider that is plus size friendly. I have a high risk pregnancy due to my weight and autoimmune disorder, as well as an undiagnosed cardiac condition. I am a very high anxiety person and get very easily overwhelmed and overstimulated

Hello - I am giving birth at Kaiser SF on Geray. This is my first birth. I am looking to use all the services covered via insurance. I would like someone that is certified and has 4+ years of experience.

1. Baldwin Park Kaiser Permanente hospital that I will be delivering. 2. I want prenatal and postpartum visits also In-person Labor & Delivery support

Huntington memorial hospital $1,000- $2000 monthly

To have a professional birth coach. Want to hi as natural as possible. A doula will really help

1. Sacramento Sutter 2. Me-dical Plan 3. I am looking for a birth doula to provide emotional and physical support during labor, including continuous labor coaching, breathing techniques, comfort measures, and advocacy. I prefer a low-intervention birth with minimal or no medication if possible. I would like support with positioning and movement during labor, and assistance with immediate skin-to-skin contact and initial breastfeeding after birth.

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

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.

1. In a hospital 2. It would depend on services 3. Hospital birth. Vaginal. Prefer not to have a C-section. Prefer not to Induce. If epidural is preventable , great. But open to it if it’s recommended. Was recommended with my last birthing experience because I didn’t know the proper tools to bare contractions.