Currently we are transitioning away from being in-network providers. While we feel deeply that midwifery care should be attainable for all, this decision allows us to dedicate more time to the families we are serving.

Insurance: While we do not accept insurance we are out of network providers. If you email us a copy of your insurance card(s) and ID prior to your intake appointment, we can contact your insurance company and ask for a verification of benefits. This can give an estimate of what your insurance may reimburse you for our care. We do our best to do these promptly but please give us 5-7 days as waiting on hold and speaking to the correct person with insurance companies can take time, unfortunately. With insurance, maternity care is billed after your final postpartum visit or after your last visit if you transfer out of care early. If your account is current with us, we will submit a claim to your insurance for you, including what you have paid for care and you will receive a reimbursement check from them if services are covered under your plan. Superbills are available upon request for self submitting.

We accept most healths hare co-ops, along with HSA/FSA accounts and offer payment plans. We also have financing resources.

*Discounts can be given if using insurance for labs

We are committed to supporting you physically, and emotionally, throughout your pregnancy. Your prenatal care is an opportunity for us to build a trusting relationship, educate you about the physiological processes of pregnancy and birth, and learn from you about your body, your baby, and your birth preferences.

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We believe that these elements work in harmony to create positive birth experiences. Together, we laugh, we cry, and we grow, fostering a nurturing environment for you and your growing family.

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• 1st appointment – 28 weeks are monthly appointments

• 28 weeks – 36 weeks are bi-weekly appointments

• 36 weeks to birth of your baby are weekly appointments

• Medical/Pregnancy History

• Risk Assessments to ensure you are and continue to be low risk

• Nutritional, Herbal, and Homeopathic Counseling

• All lab work required by the state of Texas and any additional that are indicated including Pap smears

• Blood Pressure Monitoring

• Assessment of Fetal Heart Tones and Position of Baby

• 24-Hour Access to Your Midwives

• Pregnancy/Childbirth Education

• Diagnostic Sonogram Referrals

• Breastfeeding Preparation

• Consulting Physician Referrals as Indicated

• Extensive Professional Referrals and Resources for All of Your Pregnancy Needs

Support during one of the most intimate experiences of your life. Respectful and personalized care that reflects your beliefs and birth choices.

• Flexibility for both home birth and birth center settings.

• Family involvement throughout the labor and birth process is welcome and encouraged

• Labor support and comfort techniques including positional guidance, massage, hydrotherapy, and use of essential oils

• Full clinical assessment of maternal and fetal health throughout the labor and birthing process

• Techniques for avoiding perineal lacerations by gently guiding you through your pushing stage and the use of warm compresses and water birth

• Perineal evaluation and if necessary, use of numbing agents and advanced suturing skills or other repair techniques

• Immediate and continuous skin-to-skin contact between mother and baby to promote bonding and encourage the initiation of breastfeeding

• Delayed cord clamping to assist with the transition of baby as they begins to breathe on their own, as well as allowing the completion of blood volume to the newborn

• Therapeutic herbal bath for mother and newborn to aid in bonding and healing

• Comprehensive newborn examination

• Breastfeeding support

• All birth attendants are current with CPR and Neonatal Resuscitation certifications and have immediate access to resuscitation equipment including oxygen

• IV fluids and IV antibiotics available if indicated

• Access to anti-hemorrhage medications

• Erythromycin and Vitamin K injection available for the newborn, if indicated or requested

• VBAC (Vaginal Birth After Cesarean)

We are here to support, encourage, and guide you. By the time our journey comes to a close, we are woven together through the intimacy of birth and the bond of motherhood.

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• Follow-up care appointments: postpartum visit within the first 72 hours, and again at 2 weeks, 4 weeks, and 6 weeks postpartum

• Breastfeeding counseling and support

• Newborn physical exams and weight checks

• Metabolic newborn screening tests done at initial postpartum visit and again at the 2 week visit

• Continued assessments of the physiological and emotional well-being of the new mother

• Pap smears available at final postpartum visit, if needed

• Family dynamics/Sibling advice

• Family planning counseling

• Documentation of birth certificate and social security filed with the state

For Pre-Conception, Pregnancy, Birth and Postpartum for you & your baby.

We follow the same appointment schedule in pregnancy as a typical OB.

Whether you're planning for a future home birth, or are 6 weeks or 32 weeks pregnant we'd love to support your journey into parenthood.

2024 limited home birth availability

October - 2 spots available

November - 2 spots available

December - 2 spots available

2025 limited home and birth center availability

January - 4 spots available

February - 3 spots available

March - 5 spots available

April - 6 spots available

May - 6 spots available

June - 6 spots available

July - 6 spots available

August - 6 spots available

September - 6 spots available

October - 6 spots available

November - 6 spots available

December - 6 spots available