WA State Certified Doula

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Doula

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    Included

    State certified doula

    Prenatal sessions:

    • One intake visit before birth

    • Support during your entire labor and delivery

    • Up to 20 hours of visits before and after childbirth.

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    Prenatal visits —get to know each other, provide information, discuss your birth questions and preferences, practice comfort techniques, and develop a birth and postpartum plan.

    Phone/text/email support: From the time of hire through postpartum to answer questions and share resources.

    On-call availability: from 37 weeks

    ACCEPTS WA HEALTH MEDICAID

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    Provision of a TENS unit to use as labor begins and throughout as desired.

    Continuous in-person labor support at your birth location.

    Immediate postpartum support

    In-home postpartum Visit within the first two weeks to check-in, talk about the birth experience, and address any postpartum concerns. Additional support optional up to a year postpartum

    Birth Doula $2,100

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YOUR ADVOCATE

There’s strong evidence that doulas improve the health of pregnant people and their babies. One of their most important services is being the voice for a pregnant person who can’t speak up — or isn’t heard.

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