Find Midwife Jobs Near Diamond Bar, CA

1. I am exploring hospital or in home options if my health and baby growth allows (growing fibroids) 2. Budget depends on what services provided 3. Still in process of developing birth plan

I’m not sure on what the budget will be. I am interested in doing a birth at a birthing center in the water.

Birth location: Queen of the Valley hospital in West Covina, CA Budget: unknown I want to aim for an unmediated birth Preferred language: English Aetna southern CA HMO

Looking to have a home birth after a prior cesarean. The time between births will be approx 19 months.

I plan to give birth at a hospital and I have anthem blue cross insurance.

I’m looking for a doula that accepts medical with cal optima insurance I’m located in La Habra, CA I’m planning in giving birth at the hospital.

Need a midwife that tricare would cover, hospital birth

I plan to give birth at home I have a medical insurance so I hope it covers a midwife but if not budget is around 5k I am still working on my birth plan but I want it to be as natural as possible

I plan to give birth at home. I would love a midwife that can be covered under my insurance. My budget is no more than $3,000. I would like to do an all natural water birth

Definitely would love more direction in the process. Currently looking at my options for birth and just want to choose the least stressed environment as possible.

I would love to look into home birth, but I don’t know much about it, I’m interested in knowing prices to know if it’s something my family can afford I have no idea as to how much all of this cost so would want a run down. I currently have la healthcare as medical and I know it’s a long shot as to anyone receiving medical through here. But thought I would give it a try as well if I can save myself from paying out of pocket. Budget for me would be about $2000 I would say? I want to do things as naturally as I can and allow my body to take its course during labor. I want to avoid interferences as much possible and even avoid cord clamping, or medications. Be as relaxed and mentally trained as possible for birth.

Hospital support, birthing support, id like a midwife to be my main support during my birthing process.

First time parent just got positive at home pregnancy test

I plan to give birth in a hospital setting. My budget is a little bit tight but depending on experience I'm open to price. I want to have as natural of a birth as possible. If extremely necessary, I'm open to medical interventions but the most I would like to do as of now is an epidural and even then, I'd like to try to give birth without needing it.

Hello :) I currently live in Texas and will be in CA this summer for a couple months. I'm looking for care during this time. My due date is 09/27/2026 I'm currently 17 weeks along. This is my second pregnancy, my daughter is 4 yo. I've had no complications so far in my pregnancy. i have Aetna PPO insurance.

Home birth 38 years old only has medical.

I would like to give birth at home but open to exploring my options. I would hope to find providers covered by my insurance; IEHP or under $2,000. I am seeking someone with a vast amount of births under their belt. Including in home & hospital and trained in or experienced in breech birth. I would like someone who can help guide myself and my boyfriend during labor. Someone who can help nourish me when needed and assistance with breast feeding techniques.

I would love to have a natural home birth. My first birth was natural but it was at a hospital. I’d like to spend less than $3000. I’m wondering what insurance cover since my insurance does cover midwives but I don’t have any in my “contracted plan area”.

I wanted to give birth at a birthing center. I wanted to see what my insurance would cover. I wanted a midwife and doula and possible lactaction consultant. My insurance is Molina medical

Home or birth center $3000-$10000 Most natural birth possible, not pushing vaccines, no vitamin k shot, delayed cord clamping, water birth