
Be safe and seen.
You can have both.
ABOUT US
Meet the midwife


SERVICES
What we offer
Home & Water Births
Come experience the care you deserve. Have full autonomy during your prenatal care and labor, and recover in the comfort of your own home while bonding with your new baby.
Prenatal-Only Care
Do you desire the autonomy of midwifery care but feel more comfortable with a hospital delivery? We have options for that, too.
EXPERIENCE
Empowering Moments



TESTIMONIALS
What our customers are saying

NEXT STEPS
Let's see if we're a good match
QUESTIONS
Frequently asked questions
When is the best time to start midwifery care?
It’s best to begin midwifery care early in your pregnancy. Many clients have their first visit between 10-14 weeks, when the fetal heartbeat can be heard by Doppler. If you're not already seeing another provider, we recommend starting care by 20 weeks. However, clients are welcome to begin care at any point in their pregnancy, as long as it’s before labor. Since space is limited, reaching out early helps ensure availability.
How do water births work?
Delivering your baby in water can be very helpful to relax and manage pain. If you choose to have a home birth, we will bring a birth pool and set-it up for you during your birth. If you choose to have a hospital birth, it will likely not be an option because most hospitals don't offer water births.
Can I bring my kids or partner to the visits?
Absolutely! If you had a toddler, they could even play in our playroom while you have a grown-up conversation. Or, if you'd rather have them by you, no worries at all. Your partner, friends, or parents are also welcome!
Where do routine visits take place?
Routine visits occur at my home office, which is family-centered, with partners and children always welcome. In the third trimester, one prenatal visit will take place in your home or chosen place of delivery, where we will also attend you for the birth and immediate postpartum visit 1-3 days following delivery. The two-week and six-week postpartum visits will resume at my home office.
Do you serve my area?
We generally serve areas within a 45-minute driving distance. Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis, and an additional travel fee may be charged if necessary. We typically serve: South Orlando, Clermont, Kissimmee, St. Cloud, Lake Nona, Dr. Phillips, Windermere, Winter Garden, and Davenport.
Am I qualified for a home birth?
Most families in Orlando are eligible for midwifery care, including home birth or prenatal care with hospital delivery. Only significant medical histories or complications may affect eligibility for a home birth. The best way to determine this is through a consultation, where we can assess your individual situation.
Do I still need to see an OB?
No, midwives are primary care providers for low-risk pregnancies. If it becomes necessary, we can refer you to a high-risk OB.
What are the emergency procedures in place to ensure safety during the birth process?
As a midwife, I am trained to handle obstetric emergencies and bring equipment to provide necessary interventions. If complications beyond my scope arise during pregnancy or delivery, my role is to guide families on whether hospital interventions would be indicated, and in the majority of cases, this is before an emergency occurs. Safety for both mother and baby is always the top priority.
Do you take insurance or Medicaid?
We don't accept Medicaid and we're not in network with any insurance companies.
Do you offer payment plans?
Yes, we offer two different options: payment plans and financing. Payment plans is simply your fee spread over your prenatal phase and the full amount due by 34 weeks. Financing depends on your credit score. Like a credit card, it will come with an interest fee. But, you can spread your payments over 2-5 years, lowering your monthly payment significantly. If you're curious about your monthly payments, schedule a discovery call for an estimate. To get an exact number, you will have to submit an application.
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