Doula services & pricing · Cumming and Forsyth County
One package. One price. Everything included.
Families paying out of pocket deserve to know the number before the call. Here it is, with exactly what it covers.
Every step, from first call to first weeks home
Free consultation
Twenty minutes about your due date, your care team and whether we're a fit.
Three prenatal sessions
Including at least one to prepare for specialist visits. Partners welcome.
Two birth plans
The birth you hope for, and the likely alternatives: an induction, a cesarean or a NICU stay.
On call for you
Earlier if you're at risk for preterm labor. If your pregnancy has special needs, I'll work with you on timing.
Continuous labor support
Me at your birth, the whole time, alongside your care team.
Two postpartum visits
At home, with help for early breastfeeding or pumping.
All six steps: $1,200, all in.
Paying
Paid out of pocket, in full or in two parts: 50% to reserve your spot and 50% at 37 weeks. Doula care isn't covered by Georgia Medicaid right now.
Travel
Up to 30 miles from South Forsyth County is included. That covers hospitals from Gainesville to Sandy Springs. If you're transferred within that radius, I come too. I don't travel outside my service area, so I can be fully there for every family I take on.
Backup doula
My backup doula covers if I'm ever at another birth or sick. You'll meet her before your due date.
Coming soon
Childbirth education is coming soon.
What I do, and what I leave to your care team
I do
- Help you prepare questions and understand your options
- Write two birth plans with you
- Support you and your partner in labor
- Help with early breastfeeding or pumping at home
Your care team does
- Diagnose, treat and give medical advice
- Manage your diabetes, blood pressure or other conditions
- Make clinical decisions with you
- Lactation care, through a board-certified lactation consultant (IBCLC)
Questions about cost and timing
When should I book?
Earlier gives us more time for appointment prep, but it's never too late to ask. I take one or two births a month.
Is it covered by insurance?
It's paid out of pocket. I'll update this page if that changes.
What if my birth is scheduled?
A planned induction or cesarean is still a birth I'm there for. We plan around your date.
Let's talk about your birth.
I take one or two births a month, so start with your dates and I'll reply with the times I'm free.
No medical details needed here. Prefer to text? (478) 974-3434