Choosing a Homebirth Midwife or Birth Center Near Fayetteville, NC

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If you’re in the Fayetteville/Fort Liberty area and considering a homebirth or birth center, you may have noticed that finding a Certified Nurse Midwife (CNM) or Certified Professional Midwife (CPM) who attends home births in North Carolina can be tricky. To make your search easier, I’ve put together a list of homebirth midwives and out-of-hospital (OOH) birth centers within approximately two hours of Fayetteville..

Birth Centers

  • Haven Women’s Health and Birth Center (Accepts Insurance)

  • Aya Birth House and Community Wellness (Accepts Insurance)

  • Natural Beginnings Birth Center (Accepts Insurance)

Independent Certified Nurse Midwives (CNMs) for Homebirth

Independent Certified Professional Midwives (CPMs) for Homebirth

(Currently, no known CPMs practicing homebirth within two hours of Fayetteville.)

How to Choose the Right Midwife or Birth Center

Finding the right provider for your birth is a deeply personal decision. Here are a few key factors to consider:

  • Proximity – Consider travel time, especially in labor.
  • Scope of Practice – Ensure they provide the level of care you need (prenatal, homebirth, postpartum, etc.).
  • Insurance & Payment – Some midwives accept Medicaid or Tricare, while others may be private pay.
  • Birth Philosophy – Each midwife has a unique approach; finding one aligned with your birth goals is important.

If you’re looking for support planning your homebirth, feel free to reach out! As a doula, I help families navigate their options and create a birth experience that feels empowering and supported.

📞 Contact Dogwood Doula Birth Services: 915-630-4948
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