FAQs

Q: Do you accept private insurance?

A: I no longer accept insurance, but I will give you information to a third party biller who can submit insurance for you after the birth. I will provide a superbill after care is rendered and she can submit to your insurance for reimbursement for you. All fees will still be due to me at 36 weeks gestation.

Q: Do you accept Medicaid?

A: No, as of October 1, 2025, I will no longer be accepting Medicaid due to certain circumstances. Those who are currently under my care, they will still be able to use their Medicaid. New clients who have Medicaid may be eligible for a discounted global.

Q: What forms of payments do you take?

A: I accept cash, check, Venmo, CashApp, Zelle, credit cards(3% fee).

Q: Do you charge for your first appointment?

A: Yes. The initial appointment is $500. Should we decide we are a good fit and proceed with care, then this goes toward your global fees. If we decided it is not a great fit, then it pays for that visit and is non-refundable.

Q: Do you do water births?

A: Yes, I allow water births. I have a birth pool available to rent if interested. As long as mother and baby are tolerating the water location then birth can take place there.

Q: Can I do a home birth if I had a cesarean section?

A: A VBAC (Vaginal Birth After Cesarean) is allowed in Wyoming as long as the mother has had only one c-section and if the time between last birth and current birth is at least 18 months and was surgically closed with a classical or vertical incision.

Q: Can you deliver breech or twins?

A: No. Wyoming state does not allow delivery of breech or twins.

Q: What kind of equipment do you carry?

A: In my midwifery bags, I carry: a fetal doppler, stethoscope, blood pressure cuff, baby scale, oxygen, suction equipment, neonatal resuscitation equipment, herbs, state approved drugs and suture supplies.

Q: Where is prenatal care done?

A: Prenatal care is done birth center then a home visit at 36 weeks and the rest of the exams will be at the office.

Q: Will you have an assistant or student at my prenatal/birth?

A: Yes. Wyoming recommends to have 2 people certified in CPR and NRP (neonatal resuscitation) so because of this, I will have an assistant. Currently I have 2 students that are instrumental in the care we provide. Please count on them both being there. One helps assist with mother or baby and the other helps with charting and cleaning. 

Q: Can my partner "catch" the baby?

A: Yes! We love when partners are involved in the birth.

Q: Will you file a birth certificate or do I have to?

A: After the birth, I will bring you the birth certificate worksheet. Once that is filled out, I will file with the State of Wyoming and a birth certificate will be registered for you as well as a social security number. This generally takes a week or two and you can get your copy through your county registrars.