A few things you should know before reserving your service:

See Calendar below for availability.
I am only providing service within San Antonio city limits at this time. We can pick up from San Antonio locations and mail your products if you reside outside the city.

Select your services on the form that follows and submit if you're ready to reserve your service. Service area includes all hospitals, birth centers, and home births in the San Antonio area. Service beyond this area is unavailable until further notice.
Read and complete the contract that follows.
Your service will be retained with a $50 deposit after completing the contract. Total cost is dependent on the options you choose; final payment is due at week 36 of your estimated pregnancy.
If you are retaining services within three weeks of your estimated birthing date, full payment will be due at signing.

We'll follow up with Placenta Handling information for you.
All information needed to contact your specialist will be included.
Contact your specialist via text when you are in labor, then again after birth; they will coordinate pickup of your placenta.

We are unable to provide service beyond San Antonio area hospitals, birth centers, and home births until further notice.

FAQ

We take great care to keep our placenta encapsulation service the safest available, and we providing handling instructions after reserving service.

Only one placenta is ever prepared at a time by our specialists, so there is not a chance of an accidental switch or any cross contamination of any kind.
Details for your birthing location will be provided after retaining services.

Plan on taking a cooler with you to your birth center or hospital. If you are having a home birth, you'll just keep it secured in your refrigerator until we can pick up.

Generally, weekday pickups are between 6 and 8pm due to other professional and caregiving responsibilities.
Yes! These interventions have no noticeable effect on your placenta capsules. Epidural anesthesia and pitocin break down very quickly after entering the placenta, and encapsulating is a can to assist with your C-section recovery.
Make sure you specify clearly in your birth plan that you will be keeping the placenta, and that it needs to be refrigerated as soon as possible after the birth.
As easy as filling out a form when you are being admitted.