Index
Site map for MidwifeLedger
Every page on this site and every section of the home page, with a line describing what you will find there.
Pages
- HomeThe product, the pricing and the request form, on one page.
- AuthorJimenez Julien: why he built this, and what he is accountable for.
- Site mapThis index of the whole site.
- Legal noticePublisher identity, registration numbers, hosting and applicable law.
- Privacy policyWhat the request form collects and how to have it deleted.
- Terms of serviceSubscription, billing, record ownership and cancellation terms.
Home page sections
- The paperwork taxWhere the charting hours and the transfer minutes actually go.
- How it worksThe four steps from dating a pregnancy to printing a transfer summary.
- FeaturesFlowsheet, risk flags, transfer page, screening windows, postpartum, reports.
- The transfer pageExactly what a receiving labor and delivery unit is handed.
- Records and responsibilityEncryption, audit trail, amendments and offline charting.
- Who this is forAn honest list of practices it suits and practices it does not.
- Reported outcomesTime saved, screens completed, caseload carried.
- A Tuesday on callThe platform inside one ordinary working day.
- Practices using itThree named midwives and the results strip.
- PricingSolo Midwife, Practice and Birth Center plans, billed monthly.
- FAQCost, onboarding, data handling, integrations, cancellation, paper charting.
- Request a demoThe form, and the direct email address if you prefer to write.
The Birth Room Ledger, the magazine
- The Birth Room LedgerThe magazine index, with all nine reports for community midwives.
- What exactly belongs on a hospital transfer summary when I call ahead from a home birth?A transfer packet has to answer the receiving team's first questions before they ask them.
- Should I bill insurance directly or stay cash pay for my home birth practice?In network contracting, out of network billing with a superbill, and flat cash fees each reshape your collections timeline and your admin hours.
- Which charting habits get midwives in trouble during a licensing board review?Most board complaints turn on the record, not the outcome.
- What does my state actually require before I can attend a VBAC at home?Scope of practice for trial of labor after cesarean varies sharply by state, from outright prohibition to consultation and written plan requirements.
- How many clients a month can one midwife carry before call coverage breaks down?Caseload math is a function of due date clustering, visit hours, postpartum days, and how much unbroken sleep you need.
- How should I document a shoulder dystocia at home so the record holds up later?Maneuvers, timing, personnel, and newborn response all have to be reconstructable from the chart.
- What changed for my practice the year I opened a licensed birth center instead?Moving from home visits to a licensed facility adds building code, staffing rules, and accreditation to the workload.
- Is the shift toward licensed midwifery in more states going to change my rates?New licensure pathways, Medicaid coverage decisions, and payer credentialing shift what a community midwife can charge.
- What does a postpartum hemorrhage at home really demand from a two person team?Roles, medication sequence, quantified blood loss, and the transfer decision all compress into minutes.