Upstate · SOUTH CAROLINA
Start with the difference between a prenatal office and your actual birth location. Greenville listings include home birth practices and centers; Labors of Love’s Greenville address is a satellite office, with its birth center in Spartanburg.
Practices may offer more than one setting. No matches here does not mean care is unavailable locally.
MEET YOUR LOCAL OPTIONS
Explore profiles, then select up to three practices to compare. Listings have a local office or published service coverage.
Greenville, SC
Makayla Cole’s home birth practice serves Greenville, Anderson, Belton, Abbeville and Greenwood. Care includes prenatal appointments, birth attendance and postpartum visits; the Greenville address is an office.
Greenville, SC
A team midwifery practice with a Greenville office, offering home birth care. Its published care team includes Amy Bixby Redman, Katie Murrey and Elizabeth Randolph.
Greenville, SC
A Greenville home birth practice led by Irena Freystaetter. The practice also reports delivery privileges at Labors of Love Birth Center in Spartanburg.
Greenville, SC
A Greenville practice advertising birth rooms with water birth tubs at its Commons Way location.
Simpsonville, SC
An Upstate private midwifery practice led by Sheila Dell, with offices in Simpsonville and Greer and home birth and birth center services.
Greenville, SC
An Upstate home birth practice offering care from preconception through postpartum. Published service areas extend from Greenville and Spartanburg to Anderson, Clemson, Seneca and nearby communities.
Greenville, SC
Bethany Arrington’s nurse-midwifery practice offers home birth and birth center care at the former Blessed Births facility on Mills Avenue. The practice reports hospital privileges at Prisma Health Upstate.
Greenville, SC
Carrie LaChapelle Craft offers home birth and water birth care in the Upstate. The practice describes Greenville office visits, selected in-home prenatal visits and home postpartum follow-up.
Prosperity, SC
Jami Morris offers home birth care in the Midlands and Upstate, with published coverage including Greenwood, Greenville, Spartanburg and Columbia.
Spartanburg, SC
A Spartanburg birth center offering center and home birth care, with a separate Greenville office for appointments.
Greenville, SC
A certified nurse-midwife team offering pregnancy, childbirth, gynecologic and reproductive care. Prenatal appointments are at Cross Creek; the practice links patients to hospital delivery care at Greenville Memorial.
Greenville, SC
Carey Glenn offers home birth midwifery care in Greenville and the surrounding Upstate. Published packages combine prenatal appointments, childbirth education, birth attendance and postpartum home visits.
Chesnee, SC
Susan Smart describes prenatal, birth and postpartum services in the Upstate and assistance to other midwives with home and birth center care. Ask about her current role on a birth team and availability.
Greenville, SC
Jennifer Stewart Strother’s Upstate practice advertises home-birth midwifery and lactation support. Contact Wellborn to discuss care and coverage.
Card locations are practice bases and may be outside Greenville. Check each profile for exact coverage and sources. This list is not exhaustive.
A LITTLE GUIDANCE
Explore the details that matter to you, one question at a time.
Your consultation checklist →Ask where prenatal visits happen, where the birth would take place, and whether your home address falls within the practice’s travel area.
Labors of Love lists a satellite office at 25 Woods Lake Road, Suite 305 in Greenville, and its birth center at 850 Floyd Road Extension in Spartanburg. Ask which visits happen at each location. Practice address source
For home birth, check the address where you plan to give birth against the practice’s current travel coverage. Nearby towns such as Greer, Mauldin and Simpsonville appear in some published service areas, but a general “Upstate” description is not an address-level guarantee.
Confirm your specific address, appointment locations and current availability directly with the practice.
These are advertised packages, not a local average or a final quote. Inclusions differ; ask about labs, travel, supplies and any separate bills.
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.
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.
Use the Compare button on any listing to put up to three practices side by side.
Open your comparison →Details come from linked public sources. Confirm current information with each practice; source review is not owner confirmation or clinical review.
