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Plan to give birth at UCSF in SF. Looking for a Doula who speaks Russian

We live in San Francisco but I will be delivering at Kaiser in Oakland. Looking for a birth doula. Ideally under $2000. Birth plan is to labor at home for as long as possible and then see if I can deliver without an epidural but I would like to have the option available

1. Hospital delivery 2. Need doula to be with me when I’m in the hospital to calm me, help breath during contractions, and massage if needed.

Pregnant with our fist baby. Looking for someone to help guide us through a natural birth. Also, someone who has experience working with Kaiser insurance.

I’m looking for a doula that’s is covered by insurance, Healthbet UC blue and gold. I plan to give birth at my hospital, UCSF Mission Bay.

I’m looking for an advocate to help navigate a hospital birth, and provide the support I need during labor. I want to avoid unnecessary interventions and aim for a medication-free experience. Hoping to be able to focus on myself/my breathing without having to answer a million questions from hospital staff. I may also interested in breastfeeding guidance. Estimated budget is $1500-$2500.

I plan to give birth at Alta bates summit Berkeley California. My budget is negotiable I want to have a natural birth with absolutely no medical intervention if possible. I am considered high risk due to pre existing diabetes. I have a very holistic approach to health and wellness and would like an advocate that shares a similar mindset.

I plan to give birth at Kaiser Oakland. My budget is flexible. I hope to also work with a birth doula that can provide post partum doula services as well.

1. Kaiser -SF 2. Open to budget as long as doula is able to accept payment from Kaiser. 3. First time mom, so I want to make sure someone helps me advocate. I want delayed cord clamping. I want to be able to move around in positions that could help me with birth, I am still indecisive about epidural. I am still in process of creating a thorough plan.

I would like to work with a doula in the prenatal stage, to have as part of my care team during labor and delivery, and postpartum. I plan to give birth in a hospital. The right fit will need to have a valid National Provider Identifier (NPI) and Tax Identification Number (TIN) as my insurance will be providing coverage. I don't have a solid birth plan at this time, I would like to work with my doula and care team to create the right birth plan for me.

I plan to give birth at Kaiser San Leandro. I hope to use my Kaiser insurance for doula coverage. I hope to avoid medical intervention as much as possible during birth.

1) hospital 2) Kaiser Covered 3) unmedicated birth

I would like to have my second home birth. Open with budget and still deciding birth plan

I am a first time mom planning to deliver at Kaiser Oakland, and would love help from a birth doula to provide support and advocacy during birth.

I'm searching for a Doula! 1. Planning to give birth in Berkeley, CA 2. Ideally, covered by insurance 3. Hospital birth

Planning to give birth in Kaiser Oakland Looking for a doula accepting Kaiser insurance

We plan to deliver at the hospital in Oakland. We are pretty close to the due date, and are hoping to receive birth and postpartum support, with no more than 11 visits. Our birth plan is for vaginal birth, with the use of an epidural. We will defer to our medical team for advice if circumstances make that plan risky or untenable. We do not have a fixed budget as the birthing parent’s insurance covers doula services. The policy (Kaiser) does not explicitly specify price limits but states that it should be within “reasonable market rates”. The policy is also limited to certain primary services and we would like to keep within that range. For example, services NOT covered include massage, help with daily living like shopping and laundry, alternative health practices. Full list of services not covered can be found at https://healthy.kaiserpermanente.org/northern-california/health-wellness/maternity/doula-care?kp_shortcut_referrer=kp.org/doulacare#common-questions

I am a kaiser patient and a bit worried about giving birth with them. Kaiser is great in a lot of ways, but it seems like you need to be a big advocate for yourself, and having assistance with that might be helpful. I think I would be giving birth in Oakland, CA. I would like more information abut epidurals and the birth process, best ways to push to prevent tearing, etc. I am very newly pregnant, but I am interested in chatting with someone about the best way to give birth and how to advocate for myself. Also someone who can provide emotional and physical support throughout the process, personalized care, and improved birth outcomes. Not sure what an average budget for this is, but I figure through the whole process maybe $1,000 or so? I am not sure about my birth plan at this point, but would like to discuss some possibilities!

Millie Clinic Birth support 1-4k Minimize pain management, avoid cesarean

Hello! My husband, blended family and I are new to the Bay Area, and are looking to secure doula support to welcome our surprise addition to the family. We are using Millie Clinic in Berkeley and live in the East Bay Area. If interested Please email/ text details of services offered with pricing. Estimated budget 1-2k. We prefer to review this information prior to any consultation requests. Thank you! Airieanicole@gmail.com 770.912.3862