Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Santa Rosa, CA

Kaiser Doula that works with Kaiser insurance Hospital birth Advocate for myself and bridge the communication between me, nurses and doctors

I plan to have a natural birth at the hospital and would like someone to be there for support and advocacy. My budget depends on the service and what Kaiser covers

Birth with be at Sutter Hospital. I will be needing help during labor and I am also hoping to find postpartum care.

Kaiser Santa Rosa Do you accept Kaiser insurance? Plan for natural unmedicated birth.

I plan to give birth in the hospital and to have a completely natural, unmedicated birth. I have doula coverage through insurance.

I plan to give birth in the hospital. I’m still trying to figure out and get estimates on the services. I would like guidance on the birth plan.

Wanted to see if you’re available and if we could interview you. We are expecting our second and looking for support outside traditional medicine.

I already did this not sure why is asking for it again.

I plan to labor at home as long as i can and give birth at kaiser. I plan to labor unmedicated. I am seeking someone who is covered by medi-cal.

Second child. Currently 35 weeks pregnant. CPMC is the hospital. Hoping for vaginal birth with epidural. In need of birth doula and postpartum doula. Budget flexible.

Hi there, I recently found out I have doula coverage through Kaiser. Do you take that benefit? I am due August 3rd, 2025 with my second baby (boy). Looking for Postpartum Support.

I plan to give birth at Kaiser Vacaville. I am hoping to find someone who accepts Kaiser insurance. I am hoping for a hospital vaginal delivery.

hospital birth natural birth insurance coverage for before and after childbirth

Alta Bates (Sutter) Hospital in Berkeley, CA Up to $5k If possible, a low-intervention birth.

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!

I would like a birth doula and postpartum doula. I’m estimated due date is, 8/21/25

This is my first baby and I’d like to be guided and educated through this process, along with my partner. I am going to give birth in a hospital My budget max is 5,000 I don’t have a birth plan yet and would like help with that

Hi, We are a queer couple expecting our second baby girl (due date Sep 3).  Are you available for birth /post partum care? It would be particularly helpful if you have experience helping parents care for newborn and managing feelings of older sibling.   We have Kaiser. Are you able to direct bill them? Thank you, Best regards, Mengfei & Ran 

I have had 2 csections and did not get the proper care in the hospital before. I want someone to advocate for my birthplan and help me learn more about recovery as well as provide assistance

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