Antenatal care at home

    Pregnancy care that comes to you.

    Midwife visits, blood pressure checks and birth preparation at home, so you see fewer waiting rooms and warning signs are caught early.

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    • from₦30,000Antenatal visits
    • ₦35,000One-off home assessment, before care starts
    • Your hoursVisits mornings, evenings or weekends
    A midwife checking a pregnant woman's blood pressure at home

    Fewer waiting rooms.

    Regular check-ups at home, with a qualified midwife who gets to know you and your pregnancy.


    What a visit looks like

    An example midwife visit

    Every pregnancy is different. This is what a home visit can look like.

    1. 10:00

      Arrives

      How you are feeling, and any new symptoms.

    2. 10:10

      Checks

      Blood pressure and your pregnancy's progress.

    3. 10:30

      Your questions

      Time for anything on your mind.

    4. 10:45

      Birth preparation

      Nutrition, labour, breastfeeding and newborn care.

    5. 11:00

      Before leaving

      Readings recorded, and the next visit booked.

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    Your carerMidwifeVERIFIED

    Who comes to the door

    Checked before they meet them.

    • Identity checked
    • Credentials checked
    • Midwifery registration verified
    • Qualifications checked
    • References taken
    • Not the right fit? We match someone else

    What it costs

    Indicative fees

    A guide to what care typically costs. Your fee is confirmed in the care plan agreed after the assessment.

    Care, by way of example

    • Routine antenatal visit

      from₦30,000

    • High-risk pregnancy visit

      from₦40,000

    • Trimester antenatal package

      from₦140,000

    One-off, before care starts

    The home assessment

    ₦35,000

    A care coordinator visits once, before any care begins, to understand the needs and the home and agree the care plan with you. It is separate from the price of the care itself.


    How it starts

    From first message to first visit

    Tell us about your pregnancy

    How far along you are, any conditions, and the support you want.


    If something changes

    Your worries, answered

    • We flag it straight away, so it is acted on early.

    If it is an emergency, do not message us first.Call 112 or Lagos State emergency 767. Then tell your Medic Connect coordinator.
    After the birth

    Support for the weeks after baby arrives

    Omugwo and postnatal care, day or night, so you can rest and heal.

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