Amuri Balls
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Midwives in Brigham City, UT
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Danielle Chancellor-Checketts
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Raquel L. Dibble, CNM
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Jeanette Dayley
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Christiane Miller
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Women's Health and Birth Care
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Carolyn Bishop
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Kathleen Lofley
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Mylie Laing
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Tarrin Pippin
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Fara Bitter
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Bennita Gage
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Brigham City at a glance
Practices listed in Brigham City
3
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Common questions
What's the difference between a CNM and a CPM?
A certified nurse-midwife (CNM) is a registered nurse with graduate training in midwifery and is licensed in every state. A certified professional midwife (CPM) is trained in birth outside the hospital; whether a CPM can be licensed depends on the state.
Can a midwife care for me after the birth?
Yes. Midwives usually see you for postpartum checkups, and many help with feeding and recovery in the first weeks.