Home birth

Your space.
Your rhythms.
Your care team.

Complete professional midwifery care for families who want to labor and give birth in the place they already feel most at home.

Talk about home birth
Tulsa Birth Center home birth care

What stays the same

The setting changes. The standard of care does not.

Your prenatal visits, clinical monitoring, labs, education, birth attendance, newborn assessment, and postpartum care follow the same core plan as birth center care.

As labor approaches, your team helps you prepare the space and understand when to call. During labor, the midwives bring the equipment and supplies needed for routine care and emergency response.

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01

Familiarity

Move, eat, rest, and labor in a space your body already knows.

02

Agency

Your family and care team organize themselves around you, not an institution’s routines.

03

Continuity

The midwives who know your pregnancy attend the birth and continue into postpartum.

04

Preparation

Eligibility, emergency planning, supplies, and transfer considerations are discussed before labor.

Current self-pay total

$5,360

Home birth care, required labs, and anatomy scan

Complete maternity care in your chosen setting.

The listed price is the self-pay price. It includes the $2,000 self-pay discount on maternity care, plus the required $160 routine lab package and $200 anatomy scan.

  • $500 non-refundable deposit due at the first appointment
  • Minimum payment of $250 due at each appointment
  • Additional $250 early-pay discount when the balance is paid by 20 weeks
  • Additional $250 Primary Student Care discount when available
  • Payment in full due by 36 weeks

Home birth travel beyond 30 miles or minutes, the home birth kit, waterbirth tub and supplies, additional labs or ultrasounds, and services from other facilities or providers are not included. Confirm your individual agreement with the practice.

Is home birth right for you?

That question deserves an actual conversation.

We will talk through your health history, location, support system, preferences, and the practical realities of planning a home birth.