Supporting Families. Empowering Doulas. Strengthening Communities.
4 Years
as a practicing doula
30+
clients served and counting
2024
Labor Together established
Birth Support That Sees You
Labor Together is a Black-owned, female-owned doula practice serving Grand Rapids and Kent County, MI. We support expectant parents, BIPOC families, and Medicaid-eligible clients with culturally sensitive birth and postpartum care that treats you as a whole person, not a chart.
We also work with new and growing doulas across Michigan who need a hand with Medicaid credentialing, SIGMA registration, and billing. If you're a family looking for a doula or a birth worker building your practice, you're in the right place.
What We Offer
Care for families, and support for the doulas who serve them.
Doula Services
Prenatal support, labor support, postpartum care, birth planning, and breastfeeding guidance.
Medicaid Credentialing
Helping doulas get enrolled and credentialed with Michigan Medicaid and SIGMA registration.
Medicaid Billing
Claims submission and billing follow-up support for doulas working with Medicaid clients.
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Schedule a Consultation
Reach out by phone, live chat, or email, and let's talk about exactly what care or support you're looking for.
II
Tell Us What You Need
Doula care for your pregnancy and birth, or credentialing and billing support for your practice, we'll talk through your situation.
III
We Build a Plan Together
From a birth plan to a Medicaid credentialing checklist, we put together next steps that truly fit you and your needs.
IV
Ongoing Support
We stay with you through labor, postpartum, or the credentialing and billing process, with bookings that fit your calendar.
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Medicaid Accepted, and Medicaid Support Offered
We accept Medicaid for our own doula clients, and we help other doulas navigate it too.
Medicaid accepted for doula care
Michigan Medicaid credentialing support
SIGMA registration guidance
Medicaid billing & claims follow-up
Rooted in Our Community
We're committed to empowering BIPOC families, providing compassionate birth and postpartum support, and helping families access the resources they need.
BIPOC-focused services
Cultural competency
Community workshops
In-home services
Telehealth options
Black-owned
Female-owned
