Any recommendations for midwives in the east metro that deliver at a hospital?

sauterkm · October 2014

I live in St. Paul, but I'm willing to travel north within 20-25 for a good midwife. I'm looking for for a more natural experience, but want interventions when necessary. I went to a private practice in wbl for my first pregnancy. I had few probably, but was 41 1/2 when he was born.

NatesCupcake47 · October 2014

I delivered with Healtheast Midwives at Woodwinds in Fall 2013 and loved them. Every single midwife I worked with was excellent :-) I wanted to have a drug-free natural birth but ended up having to have an epidural/pitocin due to complications. It was great being with a midwife because I was able to try other natural methods before introducing the epidural, and then eventually the pitocin. Highly recommend them :-)

Knottie3475256 · November 2014

also from saint paul. i'm going to morningstar birth center in saint louis park. it's a great place, but they only accept low risk. they're about two minutes from the hospital if you need to be transferred. highly recommend this place!

Amyface813 · November 2014

There is also https://health-foundations.com/ They are on grand avenue in St. Paul. I loved it there. The whole place feels like a yoga studio. I did not end up going with them because of insurance reasons but they were great. Oh wait, they don't deliver at a hospital but they have all the medical stuff that a normal delivery room would have in them and they are very close to the downtown hospital (I don't remember which one they use...)

ilovebijou · January 2015

I've used Generations Women's Health midwives for my first 2 pregnancies and using them again for this pregnancy. Love them! They deliver at St Johns or St Joes.

Any recommendations for midwives in the east metro that deliver at a hospital?

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