For Providers
The Power of Partnership. Bringing Doulas and Providers Togethor.
Collaborative Perinatal Care
Partnering with providers to strengthen family care.We collaborate with clinics, hospitals, and community partners to ensure families have access to continuous, compassionate doula support.
How We Support Providers
• Streamlined referral pathways through CCAH and PCMC
• Community education and outreach partnerships
• Access to data insights on family outcomes
• Invitations to co-host events and trainings
Feedback Form
The Feedback Form is designed to help us build a continuous feedback loop between providers and The Doula Hub, ensuring your experiences, ideas, and needs directly inform how we shape and strengthen our program.
By sharing your voice, you contribute to a collaborative process that supports growth, accountability, and a more responsive doula community.
Please click the link below and share with us your thoughts.
⇒Labor Support and Program Feedback ⇐
Refer a Family
Have a patient seeking extra support during pregnancy or postpartum? Our Doula Hub is here to help!
Join Our Provider Newsletter
Stay connected with our doula program through brief updates on training progress, upcoming events, collaboration opportunities, and resources for supporting families. The newsletter helps strengthen communication between providers and doulas, promoting culturally rooted, patient-centered perinatal care.
For Families
Parenting Connection of Monterey County offers care and connection for families from pregnancy through the early years. Know a patient who could benefit?
Join Our Doula-Hospital Partnership Quality Collaborative (DHPQC) Meetings
Dates 2026: Coming soon
The DHPQC brings together doulas, hospital providers, and community partners to improve outcomes and promote culturally concordant, equitable perinatal care.We welcome providers, nurses, midwives, and hospital staff to join our collaborative efforts to create respectful, integrative care for all birthing families.
Have Additional Questions?
Please reach out to our Point of Contacts
Assistant Program Coordinator
Name: Stephanie Alfaro
When to contact: For formal meetings, questions beyond general info, or new collaboration opportunities.
Email: salud@parentingconnectionmc.org
Perinatal Community Care Advocate
Name: Angie Sonrode
When to contact: For day-to-day outreach, friendly check-ins, or training logistics.
FAQs
Q: Which families qualify for covered services?
A: Families who are members of CCAH.
If CCAH is your secondary insurance, please submit an interest form and our team will confirm service eligibility.
Q: How do I refer a patient for doula support?
A: The patient or you as a provider can submit the interest form. Then one of our team members will reach out to the patient to set up a welcome call.
Click Here: PCMC Doula Hub – Family Interest Form
Q: What if families do not have CCAH, where can they find doula services?
Q: What is a Hub Doula?
A : A Hub Doula is a doula who completed their training through Parenting Connection of Monterey County (PCMC). Hub Doulas receive 1:1 mentorship, access to program resources, and ongoing support as they develop their skills.After supporting 12 families with CCAH, Hub Doulas may become eligible to transition into Affiliate Doula status.
*Administrative Fee For Hub Doulas:
Because Hub Doulas receive mentorship and additional program support, there is a 20% administrative fee for processing claims.*
Q: What is an Affiliate Doula?
A: An Affiliate Doula is a community doula who partners with PCMC. Affiliates may have completed their doula training through PCMC or another training program. The experience level of Affiliates varies—some have many years of birthwork experience, while others are newer to the field. Affiliates do not receive a mentor through PCMC.
*Administrative Fee:
For Affiliates, the administrative fee to process claims is 15%.*
Q: How does PCMC coordinate with care teams?
A: PCMC works closely with care teams to ensure smooth collaboration and support for families. We encourage open communication through our Provider Feedback Form, which allows providers, doulas, and families to safely share their experiences and insights. Feedback is reviewed during our DHPC meetings, where overarching themes and opportunities for improvement are discussed.
We also prioritize relationship-building by organizing hospital tours to help doulas become familiar with hospital spaces and meet staff, and Provider & Doula Meet-and-Greet events to foster deeper understanding of each other’s roles. These efforts help create a supportive, collaborative environment for everyone involved in care.
Q: How can providers stay connected or request outreach materials?
A: Sign up for our provider newsletter to obtain information up to date! If you are in need of outreach material please fill out the Provider Feedback Form.
Q: Do you offer on-call doula support?A: On-call doula support is coming soon! Stay tuned for updates in 2026.