Find the Best Midwife in New York, NY
Midwives are trained healthcare professionals who provide prenatal care, attend births, and offer postpartum care. They can practice in hospitals, birth centers, and homes.
50 midwives found in New York, NY
Manuela Casuriaga
Shannon Marie Egan, DNP, MSPH, CNM
Sarah Holden
Molly Morgan
Cindy V Rivera
Khadijah N Stanfield, CNM
Lily Zogbaum
Neelu Shruti
Tiffany Nora Johnson
Hannah Elizabeth Ross, LM, RN
Silintira Cowles
Lauren Abrams
Maria Goretti Acuna Perez, C.N.M
Amy Hanowitz-britt
Suzanne M Hinchey
Tavoria Kellam
Rochelle Lipshutz
Ironelly Lorenzo, CNM
Eugenia Montesinos
Debra Nodiff
Julie O'brien
Marisa Poverman
Marilyn Suffet
Teresa Turi, MW
Jeanne Hope Kobritz
Rosanne Cosentino
Jeanne Coulehan
Carmen Erlin Mojica
Barbara Jean Schnoor, C.N.M.
Lexa Steinbach
Laura Zeidenstein
Margaret Kelly
Kaitlin Michelle Malone, CNM, Rn
Kara Manglani
Mervnide Pierre
Rebecca Lynn Schundler, CNM, NP
Marina Bethelmy-stanislaus
Theodora Carter
Joy Y Cheng
Gloria Margarita Dominguez
Diana Juliano
Yuhan Kim, CNM
Patricia Roman
Xuyan Shi
Andrea Sonenberg
Risa Lynn Klein
Lauren Lese
Evelyn Sucher, RN, CNM
Jodi Tam
Julia K Faidley, RN, CNM
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a CNM and a CPM?
A Certified Nurse-Midwife (CNM) is a registered nurse with a graduate degree in midwifery who can practice in all settings. A Certified Professional Midwife (CPM) specializes in out-of-hospital births and completes an accredited midwifery program.
Do midwives deliver babies in hospitals?
Yes. Certified Nurse-Midwives (CNMs) have hospital privileges and attend births in hospitals, birth centers, and homes. Many hospitals have midwifery practices.
Does insurance cover midwife care?
Most insurance plans cover CNM services since they are licensed healthcare providers. CPM coverage varies by state. Medicaid covers midwifery care in most states.