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Having your own midwife has many benefits, and the quality of care per dollar spent may be the best investment you can make in ensuring a mother and baby are cared for well.
First, let's look at OB costs in general, so you can understand the bills you would get in traditional care vs homebirth care.
Covers prenatal care and birth attendance by a midwife or OB doctor. It's a flat fee for all "normal" care.
Hospital or Birth Center facility fee. Covers the building and general supplies. You don't have this with homebirth.
Newborn exam & medications. Midwives can provide this care for the first 28 days, or you may see a pediatrician.
Moonlight Midwifery LLC documents about financial policies...
Insurance Guide
More detailed information on how I work with insurance, healthshares, and other costs to consider
Cost of Care
Costs, terms, discounts, refunds and all that technical jazz that you came to this page to find.
Payment Plan
Sample plan of payment amounts & timing. All homebirth midwives require full payment by 36wks.
Transferring in the middle of pregnancy?
Global fee is set for care. Transferring care can actually take more admin time than establishing early in pregnancy.
If you have read the information I have provided, but feel you need a better understanding of your financial case, fill out the contact form. I'll email you and then you can reply with your questions and/or set up a consult visit.
Late transfers to care are welcome. Fees for homebirth remain the same since the primary time and responsibility of the midwife is still required.
I am happy to discuss what would make homebirth possible for you based on finances, alternative payment plans, or even bartering options!
*** If your insurance provider finds my name on any in-network contract, it is not related to the care provided by Moonlight Midwifery LLC. I have been credentialed with insurance providers, including Georgia Medicaid, for past employers. Moonlight Midwifery LLC is not in-network with commercial insurance plans, Medicaid or Medicare.***