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Just need information about this, a friend of mine recommended me the service

I am looking for a labor doula that is covered under Tricare Select East and meets their qualifications. I use OB/GYN Associates of Miami LLC and plan to give birth at the hospital they use, Baptist Hospital of Miami at Kendall Dr. I am prepared to pay the insurance deductible, hopefully no more than $500.

I would like a doula to be present for birth only, I have a very tight budget

Hospital- OPR Unsure on pricing. Would like to be as natural as possible but also have idiopathic Intracranial hypertension. All depends on my condition at the time of delivery.

I will give birth at Baptist Hospital (8950 N Kendall Dr #403, Miami, FL 33176), expected due date May 3, 2026. My budget is a total of $1200, as this will be covered by my insurance. I would like to limit interventions whenever possible and attempt a more natural birth if possible.

I've always wanted to have my babies naturally with little to no pain medication, IV or laughing gas would be as far as I would go. I do not want to labor or give birth in a hospital unless I have no other choice, if things take a turn I have a doctor at Mercy hospital. Our estimated budget would probably be 1.5k-2.k overall. We're a young couple starting out in a new town, we're starting to get back on our feet and we were not expecting to have a little one so soon. I want a water birth with low lighting, calming music and an aroma im familiar with, one doula and at least one to two midwives, my husband will be there and as for extras that is yet to be decided. I would also like either a foam mat low to the ground or a bed to get on if we need a change from the pool/tub. Yoga balls and all the fixings. Basically whatever I need to have a safe, smooth and calm birth, that'll be cheaper and less stressful than a hospital stay. Thank you!

This is my third pregnancy. My first two were delivered via c-sections with Dr. Ware at memorial hospital. I planned a natural birth with my first but developed preeclampsia towards the end which called for a C-section after the pitocin disturbed her heart rate. The second pregnancy I didn’t want a c-section but towards the end the doctor suggested that it would be the best route due to the history of my first pregnancy. With this pregnancy she announced that c-section would be the plan again but I would really like to see if I’m able to do a natural birth. I’m not high risk for anything. And my blood pressure is okay.

I’m planning on delivering in a hospital. Unsure of my budget at the moment. My birth plan is generally relaxed I think. I want to labor naturally (no pitocin until after delivery), epidural is a must, I want to move around while laboring, delayed cord clamping, and immediate skin to skin with baby.

Birth doula for hospital birth and for laboring at home. Planning unmediated, intervention free birth.

I am planning to give birth at home and have a midwife already, but heard some insurances cover doulas as well and wanted to check that. I would really like to breastfeed exclusively so would also like to have a lactation consultant to reach out to if needed.

This is my 5th baby and I am looking for a doula to help me through labor and delivery

LGBT couple friendly Help mother feel empowered to express needs throughout pregnancy and birth Provide education and tips during pregnancy and birth preparation Can work with our insurance who covers doula services We’d like to have baby at Baptist hospital

Plan to give birth in the hospital. Wanting to have a unmedicated birth

Hi, my name is Anaya. I’m currently 9 weeks pregnant and enrolled in UnitedHealthcare Community Plan Medicaid in Florida. I’m located in Homestead, FL, and I plan to give birth at Jackson Memorial Hospital. I’m seeking a non clinical birth doula who can provide: • Prenatal support and education • Continuous labor and delivery support at the hospital • Postpartum follow up support UnitedHealthcare has informed me that I may qualify for a community based doula program, with an estimated coverage range of $1,000–$1,200, and I am currently in that enrollment process. While I haven’t created a detailed birth plan yet, I’m looking for guidance and support as I prepare. Breastfeeding is very important to me with this being my second child, so I’m especially interested in lactation education and breastfeeding support during pregnancy and postpartum. I’d love to know if you: • Accept UnitedHealthcare Medicaid • Work with community based Medicaid doula programs • Or assist with single case agreements, if applicable Thank you so much! I look forward to connecting and learning more about your services.

Hello how are you I am a young college student who is struggling with endometriosis last year I was in bad pain and the gynecologist told me to just take a Advil even though she knew I have endometriosis, my period pain is extremely painful to the point I can’t get up form bed this is affecting my daily life and I also just got my health insurance taken form me so I just want to help manage endometriosis because no one seems to care about my pain as a young woman

I plan to give birth at home, or hospital. I’m currently insured through Medicaid. As of right now I don’t have a birth plan but I am currently working on it

I am looking for a doula to assist me in a natural home birth. Minimal intervention. Holistic views similar to mine. Im not sure of an average cost, so I would guess my budget is $1,500?

Giving birth in a hospital $800 max is my budget 3+ years of experience Birth doula for support during labor, exercise tips that can help speed labor or additional help with any complications that comes up

Unmedicated hospital birth. Would like to labor at home for as long as possible. Would like spontaneous vaginal delivery. $1500 budget. Christian doula In-person doula present at birth.

First pregnancy. Having baby at hospital, and will have/use insurance. Don't have a birth plan at the moment.