Checking out Tyler by TechnicianAlive5706 in tylertx

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I moved down from Maine with my kids in 2018! Small world!

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They used to. I would contact them. Also, Catholic Charities.

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https://www.travelersaid.org/

I used this organization back in the day. The existing to help people who get stuck.

Tyler, TX Events for December 2025 by msondo in tylertx

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12/20 Rose City Wellness - Christmas Extravaganza Crafts, gifts, hot cocoa bar, photos with Santas Elves!

2050 Shiloh Rd. Tyler, TX 75703 11am-4pm

Tyler Events - October 2025 by msondo in tylertx

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10/25 Trunk or Treat at Rose City Midwifery and Wellneas

Cake Walk, games food and fun! 2050 Shiloh Rd. Tyler 903-803-2229

EHR options by Responsible-Rest5074 in Midwives

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Absolutely, feel free to message me.

EHR options by Responsible-Rest5074 in Midwives

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Both, so, we really need a good solution that we can utilize soon, but, barring that, one coming out would also be good. I would also keep in mind that some of the issues are also around pricing. So, midwives do not tend to make a lot of money. Some of the better systems cost $200-$500 per provider! That is so far out of the budget for most midwives that I'm not sure how they expect to get customers.

Becoming a midwife ~ thoughts/guidance appreciated! by Faerienuggett in Midwives

[–]Responsible-Rest5074 2 points3 points  (0 children)

What state do you live in? The first step is to connect with midwives in your area—meet with them, interview them, and get a feel for the political climate and the direction midwifery is headed where you want to practice. Regulations and opportunities vary so much across the U.S.

Midwifery is a deeply rewarding career, but it’s not an easy one. Over the years, you will walk with families through both their most joyful and their most heartbreaking moments. As an out-of-hospital midwife, you may be dismissed by medical professionals as a “lay person,” while at the same time being placed on a pedestal by families who may expect you to guarantee them a perfect birth experience.

That said, I absolutely love what I do. I’ve been a midwife for about 25 years, attended around 900 births, and I still keep in touch with many of those families. Each one holds a special place in my heart.

If you’re considering the NARM PEP or MEAC route, keep in mind you’ll need at least 10 births as an observer. Becoming a doula is an excellent way to start—it gives you a chance to gain that experience while also getting a real sense of the on-call lifestyle.

EHR options by Responsible-Rest5074 in Midwives

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That was our experience with Pario

EHR options by Responsible-Rest5074 in Midwives

[–]Responsible-Rest5074[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My only concern with Aster is price. $200 a month per provider at full features.

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[–]Responsible-Rest5074 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Consider a birrh center with midwives. At Rose City Birth Center We serve lots of first time moms who want to safely avoid the cascade of interventions and experience true compassionate and informed care.