Metro Detroit
- Midwife
- Locally owned
MI Birth Midwifery is a midwifery practice in Metro Detroit. Their credentials are listed as LM, CPM. They attend births at home. They also list water birth and newborn exams. This one is locally owned, and we always want to make sure those get seen. Reach out and tell them what you are hoping for. You will learn a lot from how they respond.
About this midwife
The basics, taken from their own website.
- Credential
- LM, CPM
- Practice
- Home birth practice
- Attends births at
- Home
- Serves
- Metro Detroit
Care options
Here is what they list. Anything you care about is worth confirming by phone.
- Water birth
- Newborn exams
Cost
Not the most fun topic, but easier to deal with up front.
- Published pricing
- $5,500 global fee; $4,500 reduced-rate package offered to one family per month
Questions people ask about MI Birth Midwifery
Short answers, pulled from what they publish.
Where does MI Birth Midwifery attend births?
They list home. If you are choosing between settings, ask what makes someone a good fit for each.
Can I have a water birth with MI Birth Midwifery?
They list water birth. Ask whether it is available for your setting.
What does MI Birth Midwifery charge?
Their published pricing: $5,500 global fee; $4,500 reduced-rate package offered to one family per month. Ask what is included, and whether insurance or a payment plan can help.
Questions worth asking when you call
Bring a few of these to your first call. You do not need all of them, just the ones that matter to you.
- What are your credentials, and are you licensed in Michigan? (You can check any midwife on the state's LARA license lookup.)
- Where do you attend births: hospital, birth center, home, or a mix?
- Which hospital do you work with, and do you stay with me if I need to transfer?
- Who covers for you if you are unavailable or attending another birth when I go into labor?
- How often are prenatal visits, how long do they last, and who will I see?
Where we got this
We checked this against their own website and the sources above on October 14, 2026. Things change, so please confirm anything that matters to you with MI Birth Midwifery directly. This guide is here to help you plan, and it is not medical advice.
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