My in-person doula services start at $2,000. If you’re looking for virtual support (not in-person at home, hospital, or birthing center), rates start at $900.

This answer varies based on the hospital or facility where you plan to give birth and the facility’s visitor policies. Because I am a certified doula, most hospitals will let me into your birth but this can change based on facility possible or a spike in COVID numbers. If you are COVID+, unfortunately, I will not be there in person at your birth. Your package will then switch to virtual labor support.

Yes, I offer an a la carte birth planning session, where we speak for 1 hour and create your birth plan. I’ll ask what you’d like to experience during your birth and then I upload your final plan into MyChart. This costs $200.

I am happy to support you at home, in a birthing center, in a hospital, or wherever you want to give birth. Please note that I am not a medically trained midwife, which means I cannot provide medical care to you during birth.

A doula is not a midwife. Doulas are professionally trained birth assistants who specialize in labor support. A midwife is often a Registered Nurse or a Certified Professional Midwife who is a professional primary maternity care provider.

I do, however, offer montrice services. A montrice is a labor support person who also has clinical training. As a montrice, I offer all the emotional and physical support of a doula along with the ability to monitor your baby’s heart, conduct cervical exams, check vitals, and more. Contact me today to learn more about this service and pricing.

I do offer additional postpartum care, but with your doula package, you’ll receive one postpartum visit (in person or virtual). I’ll help you unpack and understand your birth resources and also offer some lactation support to help you get comfortable with breastfeeding! After our last visit, you’ll have everything you need to care for your newest addition and recover from birth.