Midwifery
Certified nurse-midwives for prenatal care and birth, in hospitals and birth centers.
What does a midwife do?
Certified nurse-midwives (CNMs) are trained in both nursing and midwifery and provide prenatal care, attend births, and care for mothers after delivery. In the United States they most commonly deliver in hospitals and birth centers, and they typically care for routine, lower-risk pregnancies.
Midwifery works inside a safety net, not outside it: CNMs collaborate with obstetricians, consult when risk rises during a pregnancy, and transfer care when a pregnancy needs a higher level of management. Asking a midwife exactly how that works in their practice, who they consult and where, is one of the best first questions you can ask.
Choosing midwifery care near Fort Bragg
The practical checks mirror any maternity decision: confirm the midwife is in-network with your insurance and accepting new patients (both on every ProviderQuoHealth profile), and confirm the hospital or birth center where they deliver is also in-network. Military families PCSing to the area mid-pregnancy should start booking as soon as orders are in hand; our prenatal-care guide below covers that playbook in detail, and the plan-and-referral guides explain how maternity care is arranged in the military health system.
For urgent symptoms during pregnancy, such as heavy bleeding, severe belly pain, severe headache or vision changes, or a baby moving less than usual, contact your provider immediately; for severe symptoms call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. Don't search a directory.
Find midwifery providers near you
Midwifery on ProviderQuoHealth
Restoration of Focus: Mental Health Counseling and Naturopathic Care — Midwifery
Restoration of Focus: Mental Health Counseling and Naturopathic Care provides midwifery services in Raeford, NC. The practice focuses on supporting patients throughout their care journey with a comprehensive approach.
Divine Home Care INC — Midwifery
Divine Home Care Inc provides midwifery services in Raeford, NC. The practice is dedicated to supporting families throughout their birthing experience.
Annette Mcphatter Adams, ITFS QPBA
Annette McPhatter Adams, ITFS QPBA, is a midwife providing care in Raeford, NC. She works with patients throughout their pregnancy and birth experience.
Angela Gail Southerland
Angela Gail Southerland is a midwife serving the Raeford, NC area. She provides care focused on pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum support for expectant families.
Goiful Living — Midwifery
GOIFUL LIVING provides midwifery services in Spring Lake, NC. The practice is dedicated to supporting patients throughout their pregnancy and birth experience.
Vonceil Rowles
Vonceil Rowles is a midwifery provider in Fayetteville, NC. Rowles supports patients throughout pregnancy, labor, and postpartum care.
Tpring Asencio, ND
TPRING ASENCIO, ND, is a midwifery provider in Fayetteville, NC. She brings naturopathic training to her midwifery practice, supporting patients throughout their pregnancy and birth experiences.
Stephanie Denise Huey, LCAS-PMEdQP
Stephanie Denise Huey, LCAS-PMEdQP, is a midwifery provider serving the Fayetteville, NC area. She brings specialized expertise in midwifery care to support patients throughout their healthcare journey.
Small Talk Maternity Home — Midwifery
Small Talk Maternity Home is a midwifery provider in Fayetteville, NC. The practice offers midwifery services to support families throughout their childbearing journey.
Sheyenne Imani Randolph
Sheyenne Imani Randolph is a midwife serving patients in Fayetteville, NC. She provides midwifery care to support you throughout your pregnancy and birth journey.
Shawnelle MD Parker
Shawnelle Parker provides midwifery services in Fayetteville, NC. She is dedicated to supporting families throughout the childbirth process and pregnancy care.
Rachel Beam, RYT
Rachel Beam, RYT, is a midwifery provider in Fayetteville, NC. She brings her credentials and expertise to support families during pregnancy and birth. Contact her office to learn more about her services.
Native Angels Total Property Management, LLC — Midwifery
Native Angels Total Property Management, LLC provides midwifery services in Fayetteville, NC. The practice focuses on supporting patients throughout their pregnancy and birth experience.
Links of Hope LLC — Midwifery
LINKS OF HOPE LLC provides midwifery services in Fayetteville, NC. The practice focuses on supporting patients through pregnancy and childbirth care.
Katherine L Baldwin
Katherine L Baldwin is a midwife practicing in Fayetteville, NC. She provides comprehensive midwifery care to support patients throughout their pregnancy and birth experience.
Gary Michael Alston
Gary Michael Alston is a midwife serving the Fayetteville, NC area. He provides comprehensive midwifery care to expectant families throughout their pregnancy and birth experiences.
Cape Fear Valley Home Hiv — Midwifery
Cumberland County Hospital System, Inc. provides midwifery services in Fayetteville, NC. The practice supports patients throughout pregnancy, labor, and delivery care.
Wanda's Health Massage Therapy — Midwifery
Bosslady Corporate Services LLC offers midwifery services in Fayetteville, NC. The practice is dedicated to supporting patients through pregnancy and childbirth care.
April Alphin, ND
April Alphin, ND, is a midwife serving the Fayetteville, NC area. She provides care focused on pregnancy, labor, and postpartum support for expectant families.
Frequently asked
Is midwifery care safe?
Certified nurse-midwives are licensed clinicians who typically care for routine, lower-risk pregnancies and work in collaboration with obstetricians, consulting or transferring care when risk rises. Whether midwifery fits your pregnancy is a conversation with a clinician; this page is general education.
Do midwives only attend home births?
No. In the United States, certified nurse-midwives most commonly deliver in hospitals and birth centers. Ask any midwife where they deliver and how their collaboration with physicians works.
Can I switch between a midwife and an OB during pregnancy?
Yes, and the system is designed for it: midwives refer to obstetricians when a pregnancy becomes higher risk, and people also switch by preference. Records transfer between providers; ask both practices how they handle the handoff.
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About our medical review process
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