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Home birth equipment transfer protocols newborn care after birth lab work and prenatal monitoring when they recommend hospital transfer

I would like to give birth at Baylor Scott and white all saints Fort Worth I have Texas Medicaid Just want a good reviewed midwife

I would love to have an at home birth. I do not have a budget at the moment, I am just exploring my options and doing some research.

I want a Birth center birth for around 6000 dollars.

I am interested in learning more about midwife care through TriWest/VA Community Care. I am currently around 9 weeks pregnant and looking for supportive prenatal care with good communication and a more personal approach throughout pregnancy and delivery. I am interested in a water birth, but only at a birth center or hospital setting — not an at-home birth. I would prefer a provider within a reasonable distance from the Venus/Mansfield, TX area. I am currently considered low risk and mainly looking for routine prenatal care, ultrasounds, genetic screening options, and guidance throughout pregnancy. I also need a provider who is familiar with VA/TriWest authorization and billing processes.

I am currently 18 weeks pregnant and I was denied medicaid. I do not have insurance and I am on a tight budget due to my expenses and bills, and I am inquiring about pricing and payment plans. I want to do a home birth, my estimated budget depends on how long I can do a payment plan for. I want a birthing pool as well

I am considered a high risk pregnancy and looking to find a midwife to support me through my first pregnancy. Would like to ensure that I am working with someone that understands my chronic pain issues / limitations and can help guide me during this time. No birth plan at the moment Plan to give birth: Hospital

I currently have an OBGYN that does accept my medicaid. I had a c section with my daughter in 2022, and I really want to try for a vaginal birth. My OBGYN and I are not connecting as I would like and I did more research and feel better finding a mid wife or doula that I can connect with and listen to my wants and needs. I appreciate it! I plan on giving birth in a hospital setting. have medicaid health insurance. I believe its a cooks childrens plan but I would need to double check.

Home or birth center Estimates budget $2000-5000 No birth plan as of right now first time pregnancy

I had my first baby when I was 17 and during the peak of the Covid pandemic. It was already such a scary time and the hospital staff made my experience even more traumatizing by treating me horribly. (I can only assume because of my age)I found out I was pregnant about a month after my fiancé tragically passed away. His accident has made it extremely difficult for me to leave the house, therefore I even more so don’t want to be in a hospital environment.

Good morning, I am looking for a midwife to do a home birth. We do not have a budget at this time, but are wanting to use our insurance which is Cigna. I will need some guidance with my birth plan but as of now I know I want to do a home, unmediated birth.

Just looking. I want an at home water birth with the minimum cost needed. Can work around my budget.

I want a hospital birth but I want my prenatal care provider to also be my midwife during birth at the hospital. I want as natual as possible but also with epidural

I am planning a home birth and am seeking a qualified and experienced midwife to support me throughout the process. I would like a natural, low-intervention birth in a calm, safe, and supportive environment. I am currently in my third trimester and want a provider who offers prenatal care, labor and delivery support, and postpartum follow-up. It is important to me that the provider is knowledgeable, responsive, and supportive of my birth preferences while also prioritizing safety for both myself and my baby. My ideal birth plan includes minimal medical intervention unless necessary, with a focus on comfort, informed decision-making, and emotional support. I am open to discussing pain management options and would appreciate guidance throughout the process. My budget is flexible, and I am willing to discuss pricing, payment plans, or available packages. I am located in the Fort Worth area and would prefer someone familiar with local hospital transfer procedures if needed.

I have been searching for a midwife or Doula that will accept insurance. I would prefer a birthing center but I have not found one that would be an option, I am perfectly happy being in a hospital with a midwife or doula with me. I'm currently with GPS but trying to find a place to switch to where I can have a midwife or doula. I would prefer a water birth but in the hospital I'm not sure that's doable my plan is for an unmedicated birth. My pregnancy has been uncomplicated and low risk

Baylor hospital birth If medicaid plans are accepted that is my budget cannot do out of pocket costs Natural birth plan- no intervention- no birthing on back or being hooked up to machines, faith based approach

A birthing center around the DFW area would be ideal but Baylor Scott and white in fort worth would be acceptable. The budget I'd like to keep around $2k Non medicated birthing center is the goal

Birthing Center Water birth Accepts Medicaid/Aetna Better Health

Home or birthing center. Do not want a hospital unless needed. Water birth preferable. No medicine inducing No epidural

I plan to give birth in the hospital in case there are any medical emergencies with me being high risk (I’m 37). My insurance should pay for this. I don’t currently have a birth plan, as I’m only 10 weeks and am doing this alone.