Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Hanford, CA

1. I plan to give birth at Kaiser Woodland Hills 2. This is my first time having a baby. I have no idea how much doula services cost, but I have been told the service is covered by my insurance. 3. I have not completed a birth plan and would like to do this with my doula.

I plan to give birth at Providence Holy Cross Medical in Mission Hills.

Stanford Children's Hospital, 500-1000$, Planned induction

Plan to give birth at Stanford children's hospital. Estimated budget ~ 2K. Describe your birth plan: have plan for induction but hoping to go into labour naturally. Might take light epidural. insurance provide: Anthem blue cross. My insurance only accepts doula who has current certification under a recognized doula certification organization (examples include DONA International and PALS Doulas).

I am first time mom. Delivery schedule at Washington hospital in fremont. Do you work with medi-cal alameda alliance?

I am giving birth at cedars Sinai . I have blue shield insurance and they will pay around 1200$ for doula services.

Holy Cross Mission Hills Hospital I would like natural birth epidural being the only exception no c-section or inducing.

1. UCLA Medical Center 2. $500 3. Just mom, dad, doula, and doctors in delivery room

I am planning Hospital birth at , Kaiser and under medical insurance plan

1. I prefer Kaiser San Leandro Centre. 2. Ideally, I would like someone who works with Kaiser, as I have benefits through it. 3. I would prefer a natural-born child.

Hello! I am located in Oakley and i am a first time mom looking for a birth doula and possibly a postpartum doula. I am hoping to find someone who accepts Kaiser. I would love to learn more about you!

Planning to give birth at cedars Sinai, looking for birth and postpartum doula to help with the process As well as newborn care educator and lactation consultant

I have Kaiser Doula Care Coverage. I do not plan to get an epidural and want to give birth without medication in a hospital setting (Kaiser Antioch). All my births have been vaginal thus far and consistently have low-risk, healthy pregnancies. I am looking for a doula who can support me in 3 ways: 1) Partner with my husband to offer the best pain management techniques for my unmedicated birth 2) Provide me with a sense of emotional support, coaching, calm, and peace during such a vulnerable and focus-heavy time so I can labor with confidence and weather the mental storm during transition especially 3) Be an advocate for my unmedicated birth with hospital staff that are kind but frequently pushing for constant interruption/monitoring and offering epidural or other more invasive interventions.

Looking to have a home unassisted birth. I want to make sure i am. healthy to do so. I would like advice on the least amount of medical involvement during labor. I am okay with monitoring my pregnancy via ultrasounds, scans, and bloodwork. I don't want to leave my house for the birth. I want to have a physiologically sound birth where I can be in my cozy space, dim lit for melatonin development and maybe with my partner. preferably no. one there to affect my hormones from flowing naturally.

Planning to give birth in a hospital. Looking for doulas covered under Kaiser. Hoping to avoid epidural, open to other pain management options. Husband is very squeemish, hoping that doula can advocate for me.

Kaiser Redwood City, an unmedicated birth with my husband acting as my support person

Doula Someone kind and warm and supportive who will advocate

Hi there! My husband and I are seeking a doula for our first pregnancy/birth/postpartum. The doula we are looking for is gentle and nurturing... and accepts Kaiser insurance. 1. I plan to give birth at a hospital. 2. Kaiser has listed the following doula services covered by my plan: -One initial visit -Up to eight one-hour visits that may be provided in any combination of prenatal and postpartum visits -Support during labor and delivery -Up to two additional postpartum visits may be available. They also say that: "for doula services to be covered by the Health Plan, the doula must have a National Provider Identifier (NPI) and a Tax Identification Number (TIN)." And that "the doula must file a claim for reimbursement." 3. I'm still thinking this through and would like a little help with this! I want a hospital birth. I want to keep and capsule my placenta. I'd like to labor for awhile at home and to try to not use an epidural, but am open to it if I feel I need it. I want to be able to move around. I want soft music playing and a gentle atmosphere. Maybe calming essential oils. I'd like to breastfeed.

I’m looking to do at an home/birth center water birth. I’m looking for a midwife. My budget is 30 to 50 per hourly rate or insurance covered

We are expecting a baby girl in mid-april. Tentatively April 15th timeframe. We will be giving birth at sequoia hospital. We are first time parents are looking for an evidence-based champion in our corner during the birthing session.