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Midwifery is a health profession that deals with pregnancy, childbirth, and the postpartum period, as well as the sexual and reproductive health of women throughout their lives.
Our 360 Women’s Care offers comprehensive support for young girls and teens for gynecology issues, through the decades and into menopause. Education on PAP-smears and HPV, thermography, STDs, pregnancy and prevention strategies, birth control, fertility issues, mammogram and ultrasound prescriptions, any vaginal or genital discomfort, and convenient electronic prescriptions and medical records.
We work closely with several doulas and can recommend many more in our community. We strongly encourage hiring a doula—especially for first-time or home births. Ideally, your doula should be experienced, empathetic, and familiar with home birth. Gina Conner of First Light Doula and the team at The Orchid Nest come highly recommended. If cost is a concern, we also have a list of low- or no-cost doulas available.
At Midwife360, we offer comprehensive family planning services—from fertility support and pregnancy planning to birth control counseling. We also provide education on non-hormonal and natural methods, and our partnership with TempDrop gives you 10% off their product.
Our hour-long prenatal visits and your chosen childbirth education course are designed to help you feel fully informed, confident, and prepared for the birth experience you envision. We offer birth services in the comfort of your home or a homelike setting within our service area. When we attend your labor and birth, we bring all essential supplies and equipment typically found in a hospital setting—including oxygen, IV supplies, a fetal doppler, and medications—for both you and your newborn, ensuring safe and comprehensive care throughout labor, birth, and the immediate postpartum period.
We are blessed to have an IBCLC certified lactation specialist on staff. Phoebe Barouk, IBCLC/CNM is available for home, office, or virtual lactation consults.
She offers a 3-part, 2-hour breastfeeding class that is free to Midwife360 clients and a minimal cost to those who are not having a baby with us.
After supporting you through birth, we continue to care for you beyond routine checkups—ensuring you feel comfortable, supported, and confident as your body heals and you transition into motherhood. We’re here to answer your questions and guide you through every step of this journey.
At Midwife360, we are committed to providing the Midwifery Model of Care which, by definition, means evidence-based medicine. We support every pregnant client to have a functional medicine consultation (preferably at the beginning of their journey) with Palm Beach Acupuncture and Regenerative Medicine. This includes:
All along the way we are vigilant to the results of tests, the recommendations of the MDs we collaborate with, and the needs and wants of our patients. The purpose of prenatal care is first and foremost the search for signs of disease or malfunction in mom or baby that would benefit from medical management, secondarily, and very important for home birth, it is a vehicle to get to know the patient in anticipation of having a very intimate, personal experience with them. We get to know your birthing preferences and strive to meet them with every family.
Comprehensive gynecological support for girls, teens, and women through all life stages—from puberty to menopause. Services include education on PAP smears, HPV, thermography, STD testing, pregnancy prevention, birth control, fertility support, mammogram, thermography and ultrasound prescriptions, and treatment for vaginal discomfort. Convenient electronic prescriptions and medical records are available.
We welcome non-binary & trans folks as well, anyone born with female organs.
Personalized support for your reproductive journey—from fertility and pregnancy planning to birth control counseling. We offer guidance on both hormonal and non-hormonal methods, and partner with TempDrop for discounted fertility tracking.
Midwife360 follows the Midwifery Model of Care, providing evidence-based, holistic prenatal support. We encourage functional medicine consultations and offer hour-long prenatal visits, education, and referrals for ultrasounds.
We have partnered with select local holistic providers (pelvic floor therapy, chiropractors, acupuncture physicians, childbirth educators, etc) to offer initial treatments included in your prenatal package.
Experience birth in your home or a homelike setting, attended by skilled midwives equipped with essential medical supplies. We ensure safety and comfort for both mother and baby throughout labor, birth, and the immediate postpartum period.
Ongoing care and support as you transition into motherhood. We offer home visits, office checkups, and unlimited phone support to ensure your recovery and well-being. This includes follow-up care in the office and at home in the event of a transfer during labor.
We recommend experienced doulas for labor and birth support, especially for first-time or home births. We can connect you with trusted doulas in the community, including low- or no-cost options.
Routine and problem-focused gynecological care for new and established patients.
Comprehensive obstetric care, including support for complex cases such as twins, VBAC (vaginal birth after cesarean), Breech and ECV.
We offer these services to any pregnant client wether you are birthing with us or another provider.
If your baby is in a breech position late in pregnancy, we offer a gentle procedure called External Cephalic Version (ECV) to help encourage your baby into a head-down position, which can give you more options when preparing for a vaginal birth.
ECV is typically performed between 36 and 38 weeks of pregnancy. During the procedure, one of our midwives will use their hands to gently guide your baby into an optimal position. This service is part of our commitment to minimizing interventions and supporting natural birth whenever possible.
A Non-Stress Test (NST) is a simple, non-invasive way to monitor your baby’s heart rate and overall health in the later stages of pregnancy, especially when we want to ensure they’re thriving in the womb.
NSTs are typically recommended after 32 weeks, especially if there are certain risk factors or if your pregnancy has gone past your due date. During the test, you’ll relax in a comfortable setting while we gently monitor your baby’s heartbeat and movements—no stress for you or your baby, just reassurance and connection.
This test helps us ensure that your baby is getting the oxygen they need and responding well to activity. It’s one of the ways we stay proactive and attentive, offering you peace of mind while continuing to support your body’s natural rhythms.
If a hospital transfer becomes necessary during your labor, we work alongside the transfer team. We communicate directly with the receiving provider to share all the important details and send your prenatal records electronically. After tidying up the birthing supplies, we will meet you at the hospital to continue offering support and to advocate for your birth preferences. We also provide follow-up care at home and in our office, just as we would if you had given birth at home.
A hospital transfer may become necessary if complications arise that are beyond the scope of care we can safely provide. This includes situations such as uncontrolled bleeding, signs of infection, fetal distress, preeclampsia, or labor that is not progressing despite appropriate interventions.
In the majority of the cases of hospital transfer, it is by choice. Nerves can arise at any time, and if you feel that your care needs a higher level of medical support, we do not discourage your choice to give birth where you are most comfortable. You may choose to transfer to the hospital at any point with our support and assistance.
Regardless of your medical necessity or your choice, if you want to continue with our practice postpartum, we provide follow-up care at home and in our office, just as we would if you had given birth at home.
Yes, that is absolutely an option. We offer flexible prenatal care for families who plan to give birth in a hospital. Due to the structure of our practice, we exclusively provide home birth options and do not actively have any relationships with hospitals.
If you opt to receive prenatal care from our practice, this will include transferring your care later in pregnancy or planning to head to your preferred hospital when labor begins. Once labor begins, we will send your prenatal care records electronically, and you can birth with the hospital team or the provider of your choice. Either way, we help coordinate the process to support you the entire time.
While we are not in-network with any health insurance providers, that does not mean you can’t utilize your insurance to birth with us. At the end of your birthing journey we can provide you with a superbill, which you can submit to your insurance provider for possible out-of-network reimbursement. While reimbursement is not guaranteed, many families have successfully received partial reimbursement or full compensation.
Another option for those facing financial hardship, but still desiring a home birth, is to apply for help from our nonprofit Birth Equity Resource. This fund may be able to offer financial assistance or additional support services, helping to reduce barriers to accessing quality care during pregnancy and birth. Availability and eligibility varies, so we recommend looking into the program early in your planning process to see if it can help make your birthing experience more accessible and supported.
Yes, you can. We regularly work with other midwives to provide services like external cephalic versions (ECVs), non-stress tests (NSTs), and care for special circumstances such as breech presentation, prolonged ruptured membranes, uterine windows, or high-order VBACs. We are here to collaborate and support your journey in any way we can.
Yes, we do accept patients who have risked out of their midwifery care on a case-by-case basis. Each situation is reviewed individually to ensure we can provide the appropriate level of care and support tailored to your specific needs.
However, all transfers must meet specific safety criteria before being accepted to ensure we can provide the appropriate level of medical support. This includes a thorough review of current health conditions, medical history, and any risk factors that may require specialized or higher-acuity care. Our top priority is the health and safety of both mom and baby, and we strive to make sure every care decision reflects that standard.
We don’t have doulas on staff, but we work closely with several trusted doulas in the area. We’re happy to share a list of our favorite doulas. We encourage you to interview a few to find someone whose style, approach, and personality align with your vision for birth. We’re happy to work with a doula of your own finding and choosing, even if they aren’t one of the doulas we have worked with in the past.
