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Plano Birthplace provides pregnancy and birth services to the greater Plano, TX area.
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- DWDani WilsonNov 12, 20255.0The most beautiful and empowering experience I could’ve imagined. From the very first appointment, I felt seen, supported, and truly cared for. The atmosphere at the birth center is so peaceful, it feels like a cozy home rather than a clinic. Lindsay was my midwife, and she’s the one who received my baby. She radiates calm and confidence, and during labor, her presence gave me so much peace. The team also recommended having a doula, and I’m so thankful I decided to. Stacy, my doula, and Lindsay made the perfect team. The way they spoke to me during contractions ~soft, steady, reassuring~ helped me stay centered and calm through every wave. My labor moved very fast; I gave birth in the tub just one hour after arriving, and we were back home only 3 hours later, snuggled up with our newborn. It felt surreal!!! safe, intimate, and exactly how I had dreamed of welcoming my baby. What I loved most about Plano Birthplace was how much they empower you to trust your body. They don’t just care for you physically, they prepare you mentally and emotionally for birth. Every recommendation they gave made such a difference. If you’re thinking about having an unmedicated birth, I can’t recommend Plano Birthplace enough. It’s a place where you’ll feel respected, encouraged, and surrounded by women who truly believe in you and your strength. My experience there will stay with me forever💜
- LPL PaulJun 27, 20255.0Plano Birthplace has some of the kindest and most caring midwives. They truly care for you and your family. They are very passionate about what they do and will encourage you to be strong and not give up even in your weakest moments. By the time you are finished birthing with them, you will feel like the PB team is your family. Their rooms are also very nice (and even nicely color-coordinated!) and really make you feel comfortable and at home! They have a comfy bed, a huge bathtub, and a shower to meet whatever birthing needs you might have. They are also connected with a hospital in case of true birthing emergencies. Unbeatable team and package deal with the price!
- KCKaitlyn ChaikowskyMay 27, 20255.0I did a hospital birth with midwives for my first and PBP for my second. Hands down PBP was a better experience. I felt very cared for and respected in my choices; it even felt safer somehow. I was able to fully trust them and not worry about being pushed interventions or unnecessary “preventative” care. It was a beautiful experience
- TCThe CottonsOct 17, 20235.0I couldn’t have asked for a better experience and better midwives. The support I received during pregnancy and during labor was so special. Will always be grateful for Lindsay, Jen and Jeannine.
- ABAzra BaptisteApr 27, 20225.0I have had 2 of my kiddos with Jeannine and Lindsay at Plano Birthplace. They are truly two of the most amazing women I have ever met. They’re supportive, understanding, caring & listen to your every want, desire & need. I trusted them & they supported me more than I could’ve ever imagined. Wonderful women, wonderful care & a beautiful birthing space. Thanks ladies for all that you did and continue to do!
Frequently Asked Questions About Plano Birthplace
What is a birth center?
A birth center is a comforting environment that provides comprehensive care for healthy individuals with uncomplicated pregnancies. It offers prenatal, birthing, postpartum, and newborn care, as well as women's health services. Birth centers follow the midwifery model of care and are integrated into the healthcare system. They prioritize prevention, sensitivity, safety, appropriate medical intervention, and cost-effectiveness.
Do you offer water births?
Yes, we provide excellent birthing tubs for labor and delivery. Water immersion during labor has been shown to offer numerous benefits, including pain reduction, enhanced relaxation, and improved mobility for the laboring mother.
What do you have to help with labor pain?
Our midwives are experienced in natural childbirth techniques and offer various pain management methods. These include hydrotherapy, positioning, massage, counter-pressure, herbal remedies, and supportive encouragement. We also provide inhaled nitrous oxide, which many find helpful. It's important to note that we do not offer intravenous pain medication or epidurals.
Do you take insurance?
We are currently in-network with CIGNA. For all other insurance companies, we are considered an out-of-network provider. However, we are happy to file claims with your insurance company on your behalf.
Is the birth center available for everyone to give birth?
Our birth center caters to individuals with low-risk pregnancies. We advocate for overall pregnancy health. The definition of low-risk versus high-risk can vary depending on individual circumstances. Generally, if you're in good health without significant chronic conditions and expecting a single baby, you're likely eligible for birth center care. Factors such as conception method and age don't automatically classify you as high risk. If you have any doubts, we encourage you to schedule a complimentary consultation with our staff to discuss your specific situation.
What happens if my pregnancy becomes high-risk?
If a mother's pregnancy becomes too high-risk for a birth center delivery, we continue to provide care with her midwife in a hospital setting. Plano Birthplace is one of the few birth centers in the DFW area where our midwives have hospital privileges. We are committed to continuing care for all our clients, even if a change in birth setting becomes necessary.
What if there is an emergency?
Our midwives are extensively trained to recognize potential early signs of complications throughout pregnancy, labor, birth, and the postpartum period. Both mother and baby are closely monitored for any indications of complications. If early signs appear, your midwife will efficiently coordinate a transfer to the nearest appropriate hospital for further evaluation and care. Our location is less than two miles from a hospital.
When should I begin care at the PBP?
Most of our clients opt to complete their entire prenatal care with us, starting with a pregnancy confirmation visit typically between eight to 12 weeks. While some clients join us later in the first or second trimester, we generally cannot accommodate new clients after the 28th week of pregnancy.
Do you offer home birth?
Yes, Plano Birthplace provides home birth services. We bring portable equipment and necessary supplies to your residence. We also offer guidance to help you prepare your home birth space, ensuring a comfortable and supported birthing experience.
How soon can I go home after giving birth at a birth center?
After a birth at Plano Birthplace, families typically return home three to six hours post-birth, provided both mother and baby are healthy. There are specific criteria that must be met before discharge. In the first two hours after birth, skin-to-skin contact between mother and baby is encouraged. The newborn exam is conducted about two hours post-birth. Often, the mother will nurse her baby several times, shower, and have a high-protein meal before leaving. Once home, we recommend parents spend the first 48 hours in close skin-to-skin contact with their newborn.
What services does Plano Birthplace provide?
Plano Birthplace offers comprehensive pregnancy and birth services including prenatal care, labor and birth services, postpartum care, lactation support, childbirth education, well-woman care, gender reveals, and water births.
Does Plano Birthplace offer water birth options?
Yes, Plano Birthplace provides excellent birthing tubs for labor and delivery, with water immersion shown to reduce pain, promote relaxation, and improve mobility during labor.
Is Plano Birthplace in-network with insurance companies?
Plano Birthplace is currently in-network with CIGNA. For other insurance providers, they are out-of-network but will file claims on your behalf.
Can anyone give birth at Plano Birthplace?
Plano Birthplace primarily serves individuals with low-risk pregnancies who are expecting a single baby and are generally in good health. They recommend scheduling a consultation for specific eligibility.
What happens if my pregnancy becomes high-risk during care at Plano Birthplace?
If a pregnancy becomes high-risk, the midwives continue care with the client in a hospital setting, as the midwives have hospital privileges in the DFW area.
What should I do if there is an emergency during birth at Plano Birthplace?
Midwives are trained to recognize early signs of complications and will coordinate an efficient transfer to the nearest appropriate hospital, located less than two miles away.
When should I begin prenatal care at Plano Birthplace?
Most clients begin prenatal care at Plano Birthplace between 8 to 12 weeks of pregnancy; new clients generally cannot be accepted after the 28th week.
Does Plano Birthplace offer home birth services?
Yes, Plano Birthplace provides home birth services, bringing necessary equipment and supplies to your residence and offering guidance to prepare your home birth space.
What are the operating hours of Plano Birthplace?
Plano Birthplace is open Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM and is closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
What nearby facilities can help visitors to Plano Birthplace?
Nearby financial services such as B J Seastone - Ameriprise Financial Services, LLC and Waterfront Wealth Management are close by, offering convenient options for financial planning needs before or after your visit. Also, the nearby 360 Health & Wellness Services and Modern Wellness Chiropractic offer complementary health services.