Hello everyone. In ontario can you use a midwife and obgn?

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teenol · Answer

Who lives in ottawa? I got the midwife here.she said they she will take over from the obgn instead. I am not sure if I should go ahead.

Sorcha · Answer

I had a midwife with both kids. It was a wonderful experience for me. Both ended up needing emergency c sections. But my midwife stayed with me throughout and followed me and baby once I was released from the hospital. I'm in Ontario. Everything was covered by OHIP and if you need to transfer care they will help you get match you to an OBGYN as well.

Sorcha · Answer

That being said you can always have a Doula with either a midwife or OBGYN.

Samantha Groves · Answer

Here our midwives dont. See previous medical files only what you tell them and if you've had a previous birth with them.

Samantha Groves · Answer

I have a midwife. Wouldn't have it any other way. Way more personal care.

Foxy · Answer

Tbh I wish I could have your experience it seems anyone who doesn’t have differences on files experience less grief or legal battles even because I have things on my medical file because I was born premature I was harassed and discriminated by mine in second trimester. But perhaps it’s also the parts of the world you live in like the state or provinces.

teenol · Answer

I have been seeing my obgn since up until I just got approved for a midwife

Foxy · Answer

Midwives believe in more natural births and more natural options in some cases. Also if you need support during birth I’d consider a doula though they aren’t free. http://ontariodoulas.org/ I’d also consider creating a birth plan.

squishymommy1 · Answer

No. You get one or the other and getting into a Midwifery practice isn’t guaranteed so you would need to apply NOW.

teenol · Answer

Which is better?

squishymommy1 · Answer

@umwatubi, it depends on you. I personally go to midwives and have homebirths.

Mimi · Answer

Ohip will cover for one or the other not both

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