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Best Midwives in Winston Salem, NC

Midwives are licensed healthcare providers who offer comprehensive prenatal care, attend births, and provide postpartum support. They practice in hospitals, birth centers, and homes. Browse verified profiles and connect with midwives serving families in Winston Salem, North Carolina.

20+ midwives found in Winston Salem, NC

CNMCPMCM
CS

Carolyn Susan Huffman

NP

CnmWinston Salem, NC
KM

Kaitlan Mountain Clower-money

CNM

MidwifeWinston Salem, NC
KM

Kaitlan Mountain Clower-money

CNM

Cnm

What Does a Midwife Do?

Midwives manage the full scope of pregnancy care for low-to-moderate risk pregnancies: prenatal exams, lab orders, ultrasound referrals, birth attendance, and postpartum checkups. Their approach tends to emphasize physiologic birth, shared decision-making, and continuity of care — meaning you often see the same midwife throughout pregnancy and at your birth. Certified Nurse-Midwives (CNMs) can also prescribe medications and have hospital privileges. Certified Professional Midwives (CPMs) specialize in out-of-hospital births.

Common credentials

CNMCPMCMLM

How to Choose a Midwife in Winston Salem

1

Understand the credential types: CNMs are registered nurses with graduate midwifery training; CPMs complete accredited midwifery programs focused on out-of-hospital birth; CMs have a graduate degree in midwifery without a nursing background.

2

Choose based on your birth setting preference — hospital, birth center, or home. CNMs practice in all three; CPMs primarily attend out-of-hospital births.

3

Ask about their collaborative physician relationship. Midwives who work with OBs can quickly transfer care if complications arise.

4

Discuss their philosophy around interventions, pain management, and informed consent.

5

Ask how many midwives are in the practice and who will attend your birth if your primary midwife is unavailable.

Cost and Insurance for Midwives in North Carolina

Typical cost

Midwifery care in hospitals and birth centers is typically billed through insurance like any provider visit. Homebirth midwife packages usually range from $3,000 to $7,000 and cover prenatal care, birth attendance, and postpartum visits.

Insurance coverage

CNM services are covered by most insurance plans and all state Medicaid programs. CPM coverage varies significantly by state — some states mandate coverage, others do not. Birth center births are increasingly covered.

Frequently Asked Questions About Midwives in Winston Salem

What is the difference between a CNM and a CPM?

A Certified Nurse-Midwife (CNM) is a registered nurse who earned a graduate degree in midwifery. They can practice in hospitals, birth centers, and homes, prescribe medications, and order tests. A Certified Professional Midwife (CPM) completed an accredited midwifery education program focused on physiologic birth and primarily attends births outside the hospital setting.

Do midwives deliver babies in hospitals?

Yes. CNMs have hospital privileges and attend births in hospitals across the country. Many large hospital systems have midwifery practices. The midwifery model of care in a hospital setting offers the safety net of medical resources with a focus on physiologic birth.

Does insurance cover midwife care?

Most insurance plans, including all state Medicaid programs, cover CNM services because they are licensed healthcare providers. CPM coverage varies by state — some states mandate insurance coverage for CPMs, while others do not. Always verify with your specific plan.

Is midwifery care safe?

Yes. Research consistently shows that midwife-attended births for low-risk pregnancies have outcomes comparable to physician-attended births, with lower rates of interventions like cesarean sections and episiotomies. Midwives are trained to identify complications and transfer care to physicians when needed.

Can a midwife manage a high-risk pregnancy?

Midwives specialize in low-to-moderate risk pregnancies. If you have a high-risk condition (multiples, preeclampsia, gestational diabetes requiring insulin, etc.), your midwife will typically co-manage your care with an OB-GYN or maternal-fetal medicine specialist. Some conditions may require transferring to full physician care.

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Winston Salem, NC
KM

Kaitlan Mountain Clower-money

CNM

CpmWinston Salem, NC
BK

Brittany Kemp

CNM

MidwifeWinston Salem, NC
BK

Brittany Kemp

CNM

CnmWinston Salem, NC
BK

Brittany Kemp

CNM

CpmWinston Salem, NC
CG

Carleen Grady Mckenna

APRN-CNM

MidwifeWinston Salem, NC
CG

Carleen Grady Mckenna

APRN-CNM

CnmWinston Salem, NC
CG

Carleen Grady Mckenna

APRN-CNM

CpmWinston Salem, NC
NJ

Nancy Jean Prothero

CNM

MidwifeWinston Salem, NC
NJ

Nancy Jean Prothero

CNM

CnmWinston Salem, NC
NJ

Nancy Jean Prothero

CNM

CpmWinston Salem, NC
DL

Danielle Lynn Simpson

CNM

MidwifeWinston Salem, NC
DL

Danielle Lynn Simpson

CNM

CnmWinston Salem, NC
DL

Danielle Lynn Simpson

CNM

CpmWinston Salem, NC
Lucinda Kelley Backus

Lucinda Kelley Backus

O.G.N.P.

CnmWinston Salem, NC
KB

Katherine Beier Henderson

CnmWinston Salem, NC
KM

Katherine Maryann Wasowski

DNP, FNP-BC

CnmWinston Salem, NC
Ila Beecher Bowers

Ila Beecher Bowers

CNM

MidwifeWinston Salem, NC
Ila Beecher Bowers

Ila Beecher Bowers

CNM

CnmWinston Salem, NC
Ila Beecher Bowers

Ila Beecher Bowers

CNM

CpmWinston Salem, NC
HM

Hilary Miaczynski

MidwifeWinston Salem, NC
HM

Hilary Miaczynski

CpmWinston Salem, NC
KM

Kristen Mary Phillips

LM, CPM

MidwifeWinston Salem, NC
KM

Kristen Mary Phillips

LM, CPM

CnmWinston Salem, NC
KM

Kristen Mary Phillips

LM, CPM

CpmWinston Salem, NC
CL

Cortney Long

MidwifeWinston Salem, NC
CL

Cortney Long

CpmWinston Salem, NC
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