Meagan Michelle Flaherty
Home birth midwife

Meagan Michelle Flaherty

Certified Professional Midwife (CPM)
Smithfield, Virginia
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Service area
2 hour radius of Smithfield, VA
Openings
Sep 2026, Oct 2026 + 7 more
Payment
5000
Experience
2 years / over 100

Availability

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

Services and specialties

Water birth VBAC First-time parents Lactation support Birth pool rental Newborn screening Trauma-informed care Multiples consultation

Fees and insurance

Package cost
5000
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
  • 2 hour Comfort Measures class

Credentials

Credential
Certified Professional Midwife (CPM)
NPI
1346064219
License state
VA
Education
Graduated from the Midwives College of Utah Bachelors of Science in Midwifery with honors in 2024 (BSM) Certified with NARM in 2024 (CPM Licensed in the state of Virginia (LM)
Experience
2 years in practice, over 100 births attended

Location and fit

Primary location
Smithfield, Virginia
Service area
2 hour radius of Smithfield, VA
Backup hospital
Based on client location and preference
Languages
English
VBAC experience
Yes, I attend VBACs at home
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