The initial Columbia collection includes locally based home birth care, an Irmo practice serving the Columbia area, and a Rock Hill practice that explicitly lists Columbia in its service area.
Shayleen Sammons offers home birth midwifery care in the Lexington and greater Columbia area, including prenatal appointments, labor support and six weeks of postpartum care.
Denese Norris offers prenatal care, home birth attendance and postpartum follow-up in the greater Columbia area. The practice describes birth attendance by two professionals and breastfeeding support.
Kaylin Smith offers home birth midwifery care in the Midlands and western South Carolina, with prenatal, birth and postpartum support. Contact the practice for its appointment location and coverage.
Locations & travel coverageWhere appointments and births happen
Check how far you would travel for prenatal visits and which postpartum visits happen at home. A listed service area does not guarantee availability for your due date.
Confirm your specific address, appointment locations and current availability directly with the practice.
Costs & insurance1 practices with published pricing
These are advertised packages, not a local average or a final quote. Inclusions differ; ask about labs, travel, supplies and any separate bills.
Homesteady Homebirth: FAQ lists a $5,000 midwife fee. Physician visits, labs, ultrasounds, birth kit, birth tub and assistant fees may be additional; request a full current quote. Pricing source
Bring the same questions to each practice: who attends, where appointments happen, whether your address is covered, what the written fee includes, and how changes in care are handled.
Credentials & choosing careChecks to make before you decide
Confirm each clinician’s current credentials, your care options and the plan for a hospital transfer. A listing does not establish whether a birth setting is appropriate for your pregnancy.