If you’re pregnant, you’ve probably realized there’s a whole lot more to this journey than what your OB covers in those 15-minute appointments. Questions come up. New worries appear. You might feel like you need more than one provider—but don’t even know where to start.
I sat down with Giovanna (birth and postpartum doula, educator, and team lead at Partum Health) and got some awesome information from her explained in our interview:

“Partum Health is a multi-specialty clinical care practice. It’s everything outside of your OB or midwife’s office.”
Their team includes:
All of these providers specialize in working with pregnant and postpartum families — so you’re not just getting generalized care. You’re getting care that’s built around your specific needs at every stage.
What sets Partum Health apart from other forms of pregnancy support is how connected everything is.
“Most of our clinicians and doulas are independent contractors—they might have their own private practice—but being part of a team means there’s continuity of care,” Giovanna shared.
If you’re working with a lactation consultant and a postpartum doula, they’re not guessing at what the other one’s doing. They’re sharing care notes. Communicating. Adjusting as your needs evolve.
And if a need comes up suddenly—like postpartum pelvic pain or a feeding issue—they can often get you in to see a specialist within a week.
No waiting three months for a referral. No bouncing between practices. Just coordinated, compassionate care that moves when you need it to.
“We support any birth center or hospital births. The great majority of our families are planning hospital-based births,” Giovanna said.
This isn’t a “crunchy-only” model. Whether you’re having an epidural, a planned induction, or a C-section, their team is there to support you—without judgment.
They’ve worked with:
“We’re here to be your unbiased, evidence-based, go-to person. That continuity of care is what the research shows makes a difference in outcomes.”
One of the most common questions people have is: how do I pay for this?
“All of our clinicians are covered by traditional private insurance, and Medicaid now covers both lactation and doula support,” Giovanna explained.
They also accept HSA/FSA and can work with employer benefits for reimbursement. No referral is required to reach out. You can just book a free discovery call and talk through what kind of care might make sense for you.
Pregnancy isn’t one-size-fits-all. Your care shouldn’t be either.
If you’re looking for personalized, full-spectrum pregnancy support in Chicago, Partum Health is worth looking into. Whether you just need help for a few nights postpartum or you’re interested in ongoing support throughout your pregnancy, they’ll meet you where you are—with the right people, all in one place.
🍼 Learn more or book a discovery call at Partum Health






September 29, 2025

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