Midwifery Care at WomanCare

Midwives take time to get to know you; your goals, your concerns, and your preferences. You can expect longer visits, open conversations, and a supportive environment where your voice matters.

Certified Nurse Midwives are licensed professionals with advanced training in women’s health. At WomanCare, midwives work closely with our OB/GYN team, so you receive seamless, coordinated care no matter what your journey brings.

From your first prenatal appointment to postpartum follow-ups, or even annual well-woman visits, midwives are here to provide guidance, education, and whole-person support. You’ll feel empowered and informed every step of the way.

If you’re pregnant, your midwife will walk you through your options for labor and delivery. While midwife attendance at birth depends on eligibility and availability, your midwife will help you prepare for a birth plan that aligns with your needs and preferences.

While OB/GYNs are trained surgeons and often care for high-risk pregnancies, midwives typically focus on low-risk pregnancies and offer a more personalized, holistic approach to care.

Yes. Midwives support your birth preferences—including epidurals and other medical pain relief options. Your comfort and choices are always respected.

At WomanCare, our midwives deliver babies in trusted hospital settings. You get the best of both worlds: personalized midwifery care with the safety and resources of a hospital environment.

If your pregnancy is high-risk, delivery with an experienced OB may be recommended, and we’ll be with you every step of the way to support a smooth and coordinated experience.

Midwives are trained to recognize complications early and collaborate closely with OB/GYNs and specialists. If your needs change, we ensure a smooth and safe transition in your care.

Yes. Most major insurance plans, including Medicaid, cover midwifery care. We’re happy to help you understand your specific benefits.

In many cases, yes. Depending on your medical history, you may be a candidate for a VBAC (vaginal birth after cesarean). Our midwives can talk you through your options.

Absolutely. Midwifery care is centered on informed choice. Whether you prefer a natural birth, want an epidural, or are exploring other options, we’re here to support your plan.

Yes! Our midwives offer full-scope women’s health services, from annual exams and birth control to menopause support and more.