Slide to your week. We show what many people feel around now, which parts of our care fit, and a short list to keep in your pocket.
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What many people feel now
Care that fits this week
A gentle checklist
This is general information for a typical pregnancy, not medical advice or a diagnosis. Your own care team knows your situation. If something feels wrong, or in an emergency, call your local emergency number.
Care before, during and after
Before
Prenatal care
Visits of a full hour from your first weeks to your due date, at the practice or at your home. We listen to the baby, check on you, and talk about whatever is on your mind.
Monthly visits, then every two weeks, then weekly
Birth preferences written together
Partner and sibling sessions
Text access for the small questions in between
During
Birth support
On call from week 37. As your midwife at a home or birth-center birth, or as your doula in hospital, staying with you from early labor until you are settled with your baby.
On call day and night from week 37
Continuous support through labor and birth
Works alongside your hospital team when needed
First feed and first hours, unhurried
After
Postpartum visits
Home visits on day one, three and seven, then weekly for six weeks. Feeding, healing, sleep and how you are doing, not only how the baby is doing.
Home visits for six weeks
Feeding help, however you feed
Newborn checks and weight
A check-in on you, every single time
Fees
Clear prices, paid in three parts across your pregnancy. Many health savings accounts and some insurers reimburse midwife and doula care. We give you an itemized receipt to send in.
A sliding scale is available for two families each season. Just ask.
First meeting, one hour
Free
Prenatal care, full pregnancy
$2,400
Birth support as your doula
$1,600
Birth as your midwife, home or birth center
$4,800
Postpartum home visits, six weeks
$900
Single visit, any stage
$160
The whole way, prenatal to six weeks after
$7,400
Reserve your due month with a $300 deposit, taken off your first payment.
Certified nurse-midwife since 2012, doula since long before that, and at over four hundred births in Asheville and the mountains around it.
I came to midwifery through my sister’s first birth, where the kindest person in the room was the midwife. I trained in nursing, then midwifery, and worked hospital shifts for six years before opening this small practice so I could give families the one thing hospitals rarely can: time.
I take on six families a month. That is the number that lets me be on call for every one of them without ever rushing a visit.
“Ada was at our door forty minutes after I called, and stayed until our daughter was asleep on my chest.”
Ask for a first meeting
An hour, at the practice or on the phone, no charge. We talk about what you are hoping for and whether we are a good fit. I reply within two days.
Thank you
Your note is on its way to Ada. She replies within two days with a few times for your first meeting. If you are in labor or worried right now, call your care provider or your local emergency number.