#1 Renee Fiorentino
| Bronze | $10,150 |
| Silver | $3,950 |
| Gold | $1,800 |
| Platinum | $500 |
| No insurance | $30,500–$36,600 |
- Licensed midwife with 10+ years of experience, practicing since 2016.
Last updated: 2026-11-11
Compare four midwives in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, by experience, where they deliver, insurance and cost. Most see patients in neighborhood offices close to home. Renee Fiorentino has the longest track record here, practicing since 2016.
How we ranked: Providers are listed by experience, credentials, where they deliver, what families tell us and how much of their practice Mabel could verify. The order is editorial.
| Bronze | $10,150 |
| Silver | $3,950 |
| Gold | $1,800 |
| Platinum | $500 |
| No insurance | $30,500–$36,600 |
| Bronze | $10,150 |
| Silver | $3,950 |
| Gold | $1,800 |
| Platinum | $500 |
| No insurance | $30,500–$36,600 |
| Bronze | $10,150 |
| Silver | $3,950 |
| Gold | $1,800 |
| Platinum | $500 |
| No insurance | $30,500–$36,600 |
| Bronze | $10,150 |
| Silver | $3,950 |
| Gold | $1,800 |
| Platinum | $500 |
| No insurance | $30,500–$36,600 |
From the cost of care to the hospitals serving local families, these comparisons bring together published maternity measures and Mabel’s Williamsburg market analysis.
Source: published hospital price files and NY State of Health 2026 standard plan designs; values are estimates.
Estimated maternity costs in Williamsburg, by insurance tier and birth setting, for births with the midwives listed here.
Source: published hospital price files and NY State of Health 2026 standard plan designs; values are estimates.
Williamsburg families can also compare midwives in Greenpoint, East Village and Lower East Side. Mabel estimates a $33,600 typical self-pay budget for a birth with a Williamsburg midwife, with some variation across nearby neighborhoods.
Estimated driving miles from the center of Williamsburg.
Williamsburg · model weighted by the number of NYC midwives delivering at each hospital
| Scenario | Median | Within 3 mi | Within 5 mi |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weak distance preference | 5.3 mi | 25.2% | 47.3% |
| Moderate distance preference | 4.4 mi | 43.7% | 68.3% |
| Strong distance preference | 1.7 mi | 73.1% | 90.5% |
| Moderate + river-crossing penalty | 2.4 mi | 52.3% | 73.5% |
Estimated driving distances and alternative assumptions about how strongly families prefer a nearby hospital.
Source: NYS Department of Health hospital maternity data (2023), weighted by where Williamsburg midwives deliver.
Delivery outcomes at Woodhull and Bellevue. VBAC is the share of births after a previous C-section that were vaginal; midwife-attended is the share of all births attended by a midwife.
The 4 Williamsburg profiles include certified nurse-midwives and other midwifery backgrounds; the most experienced has been practicing since 2016.
A comparable Leapfrog measure is the low-risk, first-birth cesarean rate. Lower is generally preferable for this specific measure, but does not determine the best hospital for every pregnancy.
NYC Health + Hospitals/Woodhull: 18.9% low-risk cesarean; 1.7% episiotomy; 1,339 live births. Leapfrog hospital report.
The Brooklyn Hospital Center: 32.6% low-risk cesarean; 3.3% episiotomy; 1,106 live births. Leapfrog hospital report.
NYC Health + Hospitals/Bellevue: 23.6% low-risk cesarean; 0.5% episiotomy; 1,533 live births. Leapfrog hospital report.
NYU Langone Tisch Hospital: 28.4% low-risk cesarean; 2.6% episiotomy; 5,249 live births. Leapfrog hospital report.
Published Leapfrog hospital-level maternity measures; not individual midwife outcomes. Reporting periods and patient mix may differ.
Mabel Estimates are scenario-based, not personalized benefits calculations. Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum tiers describe broad cost-sharing levels, not fixed maternity prices. Individual coverage and clinical credentials should be confirmed directly before booking.