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Those first few weeks of pregnancy can be exciting, overwhelming, and full of questions – yet many providers won’t see you until 8 to 12 weeks.
I understand those early weeks can be full of questions, uncertainty, and symptoms that deserve real care.
At Byenveni Baby, you don’t have to wait!Esrly Pregnancy Care Includes: Medical guidance. Support for nausea and symptom relief, Hormone monitoring (as needed), Answers to all your questions, Guidance around care options, and much more.
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Comprehensive prenatal care and support are the foundations to your journey into parenthood.
This personalized support program is designed to help families navigate pregnancy, birth, and the transition into parenthood with greater confidence and connection.
The program includes dedicated planning visits during pregnancy and in-home support during the early postpartum weeks. Together, we'll create space for meaningful conversations, personalized guidance, and proactive planning based on your unique needs and goals.
Research consistently shows that reducing stress and increasing support during pregnancy and postpartum can improve outcomes for both parents and babies.
Together, we'll address:
• Pregnancy and birth planning
• Preparing for labor and the postpartum transition
• Perinatal anxiety and depression screening and support
• Postpartum recovery and healing
• Newborn care questions
• Infant feeding support and guidance
• Resource navigation and community referrals
• Building confidence during the fourth trimesterThe Pregnancy and Postpartum Navigation Programs at Byenveni Baby offer a unique approach to pregnancy support. These visits are especially powerful for clients who may be experiencing perinatal anxiety and/or depression.
*In network with most insurance plans
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Both The American College of Nurse Midwives ,as well as The American College of OBGYN, recommend “early and frequent contact during the first 6-12 months postpartum”. The truth is that most postpartum people receive just one brief visit after birth.
As a mother, and a survivor of postpartum depression, I believe that all families deserve focused and intentional care during the tender weeks and months after giving birth.
Our Postpartum Program brings high level care right to you!
Postpartum Care Includes:
Physical recovery assessment
Mental health assessment and advice.
Newborn exam, weight checks, and baby care advice.
Lactation help
Enroll in care before baby arrives and we’ll create your custom postpartum care plan.
*These visits can also include a newborn exam during the first 4 weeks postpartum!
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Perinatal Mental Health (PMH) conditions are the number one complication of childbearing- and sadly, many times these conditions go undiagnosed.
Perinatal depression and anxiety, including postpartum depression, occurs quite frequently. Studies show that 1 in 5 women and birthing people, as well as 1 in 10 non-birthing partners may experience depression and anxiety during the perinatal period.
As a postpartum depression survivor, I know how it feels. The good news is that there is help available. My job is to assess your concerns and create a treatment plan that aligns with your goals and philosophy.
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I am pleased to offer consultation for a variety of concerns. During these visits we discuss your specific concerns, as well as strategies you can use to address them.
Topics may include:
Pre-pregnancy planning
Reviewing options for your pregnancy and birth that align with your personal goals.
How to navigate your pregnancy after a “high-risk” diagnosis
Planning for your VBAC
Creating your birth plan
Considering the risks and benefits of induction of labor for specific indications
Debriefing your birth
These are 60 minute in person, phone, or zoom sessions, and some may be covered by your insurance plan.
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Labor Preparation and Coping Strategies
Join Midwife Sara for a dynamic and interactive class to prepare you and your partner for childbirth. This in-person class is tailored just for you and your specific goals.
Class is provided in two, 2-2.5 hour sessions. Includes the Byenveni Baby Birth Planning Workbook.
Topics covered include:
Creating your birth plan
Labor signs and symptoms
Early labor comfort measures
Pain relief options
Positioning for comfort and labor progress
Pushing techniques
Initiation of breastfeeding
Postpartum basics
Birthing families rights and advocacy within the hospital birthing system$350
Coping for Labor
This offering is a condensed course specifically covering stages of labor and coping strategies for each phase of labor.
Course is approx 2.5 hours in length. Includes the Byenveni Baby Birth Planning Workbook.
$225
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Use of a Labor TENS (transcutaneous electric nerve stimulator) during labor offers a powerful drug-free options for pain relief. Four electrodes are placed on your back, delivering electricity that travels through the areas of nerve fibers just under your skin. These low level electrical currents block pain receptors using the Gate Control Theory of Pain.
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Financial Information
Many services may be purchased via your HSA/FSA funds. Additionally, I am in network with many major insurance providers.
If I am not contracted with your insurance provider, my services may be available as an out of network provider. I will provide a super bill to facilitate this process.Please ask your insurance provider how my services can be covered. Due to the complexity and frequent changes in insurance plans, I am unable to guarantee coverage. Please understand the reimbursement rates for your specific insurance provider prior to booking services.
You are responsible for any costs not covered by insurance including co-pays and deductibles.
If you in need for services and unable to pay, please reach out to us to discuss options.
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