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Monday 9am - 2pm Tuesday 9am - 2pm Wednesday 9am - 5pm Thursday 9am - 5pm

Clarksville Midwifery

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When you feel like you're just about ready to give up, that's often the moment when your baby is ready to make their debut. It's a powerful reminder of the strength and resilience within you, as your body works in perfect harmony to bring new life into the world. Trust in the process, trust in your body, and know that with each surge, you're one step closer to meeting your baby.

08/13/2024

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08/09/2024

08/07/2024

Counterpressure during labor can be a game-changer. Whether it's applied by a doula, partner, or support person, this technique involves steady, strong pressure on specific points of the body, often the lower back, during contractions. It can provide immense relief, easing discomfort and helping to manage pain naturally.

Have you tried counterpressure during labor?

08/06/2024

We had to jump on the Snoop train! 😂

Competing for two: Pregnant Olympians push the boundaries of possibility in Paris

08/06/2024

“But, she says, “doctors now recommend that if an athlete is in good condition going into pregnancy, and there are no complications, then it’s safe to work out, train, and compete at a very high level.” An exception, she says, might be something like ski racing, where the risk of a bad fall is great.”

Competing for two: Pregnant Olympians push the boundaries of possibility in Paris It makes sense that pregnant athletes are pushing boundaries now, one expert says, as both attitudes and knowledge develop about what women can do deep into pregnancy.

08/05/2024

Queen City will host the REACH Clinic Saturday Aug, 10th 2024 from 8:30am to 11:30 am.
If you or someone you know is uninsured or underinsured and needs FREE STD testing or birth control please visit Queen City Women's Health.

To note. We are not affiliated with this practice in any way. We just want to share when we see good opportunities in the community.

This Saturday!
(As of July 1, all care received by minors (17 and younger) requires parental consent)

08/02/2024

07/31/2024

Starting tomorrow!

What a great resource for all those on TennCare and CoverKids!

Spread the word!

07/29/2024

A baby doll in an antique birth chair is something that could easily be put away and overlooked.

But it made me pause.

Midwifery care really is more than just caring for the pregnant momma. It’s family care. It’s holding space for the dad, the grandma, grandpa and friend. It’s including and involving little ones. It’s helping those little ones to feel comfortable with pregnancy and childbirth, to feel at home.

At Clarksville Midwifery we hope you feel as welcomed as the little one who felt comfortable enough to play like they were at home.
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Photos from Clarksville Midwifery's post

07/26/2024

Today is the start of the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris.

Who else thinks labor and delivery could be considered Olympic sport?!

**Shared with permission**
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📸: Kalyn Noland Photography

07/25/2024

At Clarksville Midwifery, we believe in offering evidence-based care, and waterbirth is no exception. Research has shown that waterbirth can offer numerous benefits for both mom and baby. From providing pain relief and promoting relaxation to reducing the need for medical interventions, waterbirth offers a gentle and natural way to welcome your baby into the world.

07/24/2024

Calling all Clarksville Midwifery Families!

07/19/2024

07/18/2024

Another newborn, another guess!
Which of your CM Family members do you think this is? Do you know? What gives it away?

07/18/2024

TODAY FRIENDS!

We hope to see you soon!

*Reminder, friends!*

Tomorrow is our monthly Breastfeeding Support Group!
Located here at our office from 10am-12pm.

We hope to see you there!
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07/17/2024

*Reminder, friends!*

Tomorrow is our monthly Breastfeeding Support Group!
Located here at our office from 10am-12pm.

We hope to see you there!
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07/17/2024

Your body has been preparing for this moment throughout your pregnancy, and it knows exactly what to do when the time comes. Trust in the wisdom of your body and its innate ability to bring your baby into the world.

07/16/2024

What a great visual explanation of how contractions do their thing!

Huge thanks to Liz Chalmers, co-owner of Puget Sound Birth Center , for the fun video!

07/16/2024

As long as wehave been midwives, except for the first couple of years we practiced in TN, we have been required BY LAW to give parents information on cord blood banking. When we were students, and new midwives it really was believed this was the way of the future! That by saving your baby’s cord blood you were essentially providing insurance for your child if they would develop a disease in their lifetime. Now even in TN we must give parents information on cord blood banking… but honestly all the lately research does not support this practice.

We want you to do what is best for your family! We support whatever choice you make! We also want you to know this information too.

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Frequently Asked Questions

If you have questions after reading the FAQs feel free to email us at [email protected] to set up a free in person consultation.

Do you attend births in Kentucky?

Yes, if you live within an hours drive of Clarksville, TN, and do NOT live on Fort Campbell, KY we can attend your birth.

Do you take insurance?

YES!!! We are in-network for most TENNESSEE insurance plans. We are NOT able to except Medicaid, Medicare, or TRICARE. Please email us with questions about specific insurance plans. We try to work with everyones financial situation and offer flexible payment plans.

How much do your services cost out of pocket?

We offer a sliding fee scale based on your gross monthly household income. Because the sliding scale fee is income based, the total price will vary from family to family. The sliding scale fees range from $2500 up to $5000. We try to work with everyone by offering reasonable payment plans upon request.

Do you take Tricare?

Unfortunately no. As a mixed CNM/CPM team Tricare will not cover our services at this time. We do offer a sliding scale ($2500-$5000) based on your household monthly income minus BAH for self-pay military families. We do offer payment plans. If you would like to see Tricare coverage for all midwifery services, please contact Tricare and your local Congress person to ask for changes to Tricare policy.

· Am I a good candidate for a homebirth with midwives?

Homebirth and midwifery care are for low-risk pregnancy and birth. Pregnancy is a normal physiologic process and most pregnant people can have a healthy pregnancy without complications. Midwives use prenatal care to continually assess and evaluate risk status. Many risks can be lowered or avoided by good nutrition and healthy lifestyle choices.

High-risk conditions that are not appropriate for homebirth:

· Insulin dependent diabetes

· Severe preeclampsia

· Chronic high blood pressure

· Gestational diabetes that requires medication to control

· Preterm birth

Services that are high-risk/not offered at a homebirth

· Pitocin induction/augmentation

· Vacuum or forceps

· Cesarean section

· Blood transfusion

· Anesthesia-epidural or IV pain medications that can cause respiratory depression in the baby

· Continuous fetal monitoring. (Evidence has shown that in low risk pregnancies continuous fetal monitoring increases the cesarean section rate without improving fetal outcomes).

Complications that can be managed at a homebirth

· Neonatal resuscitation

· Management of hemorrhage

· Repair of tears-lidocaine is used for pain control with stitches

· Dehydration-IV fluids can be given if needed

· Do you attend Vaginal Birth After Cesareans (VBAC), planned breech births, or planned twin/multiples births?
We support families’ choice to birth the way they think best, but at this time we do not attend VBACs, planned breech births, or planned multiple births.

If you have more questions and do not see the answers here, please contact us to set up a free consultation.