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At home $1,400 Home birth with midwife at home in Albany oreogn

Planning on giving birth at Good Sam in Corvallis. I need the doula to accept tricare coverage. My husband may not be present due to work constraints so I’m looking for a doula who will be able to help fill the gap! Aiming for a natural, unmedicated birth and working on the mental toughness to prepare for it.

Giving birth in Corvallis Oregon. Hospital birth, hopefully no epidural, no induction. I had moda as health insurance and would love to find someone who accepts that :)

Doula Hospital birth Natural if possible but open to epidural

Hospital 2,000 Low dim lights, battery operated candles, essential oil diffuser, possibly birthing tub, free movement

I need a doula during birth and after birth, I'm currently pregnant with twins 2boys do date in December 26.

1) Salem health 2)not much 3)Vbac and high risk, okay with repeat csection. I’m just looking at options. Not sure of what I need in any sense. Had emergency C-section st 28 week okay with another C-section if needed.

1.) I plan to give birth at Salem hospital. 2.) I have Kaiser and am told that Kaiser does provide coverage for doulas. I was hoping to find a doula that works with Kaiser permanente. 3.) This is my 2nd kid and am hoping to have a unmedicated natural birth. If I have to be induced like I did with my 1st, then I will get an epidural.

I am looking to have my baby boy at Legacy Family Birth Center in Silverton, Oregon. I am hoping to create a home birth environment at the hospital and plan to have an unmedicated labor. I am hoping to mostly labor at home and hope to transition calming to the center. I am hoping to have services mostly covered by insurance but happy to spend under $900 for care.

I plan to give birth at a hospital. I have doula benefits through my health insurance, Regence Blue Cross Blue shield and want a doula who is in network. My birth plan is still being formulated. I have chronic health conditions and it's possible I may have to have a C-section, but ideally I would like a natural vaginal birth.

First pregnancy and my husband and I want to get more information on hiring a doula. We've read and heard the benefits of having one as an advocate for us and knowledgeable support person. Since this is our first baby, we want to consider our options. Looking to learn more about your personal style.

Extra support during pregnancy. I am an advance maternal age and nervous

1. I plan to give birth at Sacred Heart Medical Center in Springfield 2. Not sure of budget/this may be covered under our benefits 3. Birth plan is currently to try to do this as natural as possible

1. I plan to give birth at Riverbend Hospital in Eugene with an OB. 2. Good Insurance coverage 3. Hoping to avoid surgical or inducted birth. Would like to utilize non-medicated options, but not opposed to medicated options to improve outcomes of comfort and safety. My husband and I have science/healthcare backgrounds, so we’re looking for education/instruction more so than emotional support. We are also Orthodox Christians, which we would like to integrate.

Good Samaritan is where I'll be delivering. I live in Molalla. I'm not sure what a budget should look like for a doula. This is my first birth. I plan on having an epidural but other than that I have no idea what to expect or what my birthing plan will look like. That's why I need help. Thank you!

Not pregnant yet, but started trying and want to get in touch with a midwife soon to talk about options. Either natural at hospital or at home. No set budget right now but I have seen costs around $4,000-$6,000.

I am looking for a doula, post partum doula, and any other support my insurance covers. We plan to give birth at Kaiser Sunnyside. I have to use my kaiser TRAD HMO MEDICAL insurance. And I would love support creating a birth plan. Some things I know I want is pain medicine, being able to move during delivery, and delayed cord clamping. My husband and I both have ADHD and are highly intelligent. We would love someone pretty intelligent, but also someone that can read the room as I can become overstimulated with pain. We have 6 cats.

Will be giving birth at a hospital, want to avoid a c-section as much as possible, no use of epidural. I want a compassionate, educated caring and understanding doula.

I plan to deliver at meridian park hospital. My birth plan includes epidural for pain, delayed cord clamping, and avoiding C-section as much as possible

Planning to give birth at Legacy Emmanuel, same as my first on 2/1/24. Looking for a doula to help with nerves about labor, prepping for a natural birth. Budget is low hopefully under $800, looking for prices for a few sessions up to include help during labor itself.