Midwifery and
 at-home birth support

Care begins at 10 - 12 weeks when we can begin to pick up a heart beat.

Wings of Mercy Birth Services does not accept insurance.

Yes. An initial $700 non-refundable deposit is due when you sign up for care. The remaining balance is to be paid in full by 37 weeks, but payment schedules are flexible based on an individual basis. If payment in full is received by 24 weeks, a $250 discount will be applied. If full payment is not received by 37 weeks, unless discussed and agreed upon in advance, your care will be automatically terminated, and you will need to seek the services of another care provider.

I live in San Saba, Texas and will travel up to 70 miles. Travel up to 70 miles is covered in my all-inclusive midwife fee. If you are outside this 70-mile radius, additional fees may apply.

These services may be required or recommended, but are not included in the Global Midwife Fee. An additional fee will be required for these items/services:ultrasounds or any non-routine/additional laboratory tests needed for you or your baby newborn hearing screening teststravel fees beyond the designated service area of 70 miles from San Saba, TXphysician consultation and /or care, hospital care, or ambulance servicesupplements, essential oils, or placenta encapsulationDoula services or birth photography serviceschiropractic, massage, or physical therapy services

In the unfortunate circumstance of a transfer of care (whether due to medical or elective reasons) before 37 weeks, your refund amount will be determined based on the care that has been provided. An itemized invoice will be provided instead of a global fee. Refunds are calculated based on the number of visits, a monthly midwife on-call fee, and any other services performed. If a transfer of care is made on or after 37 weeks of pregnancy, or during labor, no refunds will be made, and Wings of Mercy Birth Services will continue postpartum and newborn care, unless other arrangements have been agreed upon.

A midwife is a licensed healthcare provider (Licensed Midwife by the State of Texas and  Certified Professional Midwife by NARM). She provides some medical care and monitors the well-being of mother and baby prenatally, during labor, and in the postpartum period. She is trained and equipped to handle emergencies, should they arise.A doula is trained to provide physical, emotional, and educational support during pregnancy, labor, birth, and the postpartum period.