Ashley Cochran
Home birth midwife

Ashley Cochran

Certified Professional Midwife (CPM)
Belton, Texas
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Service area
Bell County and surrounding areas
Openings
Feb 2027, Apr 2027 + 3 more
Payment
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Experience
6 years / around 650

Availability

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Openings can change quickly. Contact Ashley directly to confirm fit around your due date.

Services and specialties

Water birth VBAC First-time parents Lactation support Birth pool rental Postpartum doula referral Newborn screening Placenta encapsulation Trauma-informed care Multiples consultation

Fees and insurance

Package cost
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Insurance and payment
Self-pay Provides superbill for reimbursement Sliding scale
Included in care
  • All prenatal visits
  • Birth attendance
  • Birth assistant
  • Postpartum home visits
  • 6-week postpartum visit
  • Newborn assessments
  • Birth supplies kit
  • Lactation support
  • Standard labs included, access to lending library, pelvic floor physical therapy, childbirth education.

Credentials

Credential
Certified Professional Midwife (CPM)
NPI
1811511785
License state
TX
Experience
6 years in practice, around 650 births attended

Location and fit

Primary location
Belton, Texas
Service area
Bell County and surrounding areas
Backup hospital
Baylor Scott and White in Temple
Languages
English
VBAC experience
Yes, I attend VBACs at home
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