#1 Bonnie Yim
| Bronze | $10,150 |
| Silver | $3,950 |
| Gold | $1,800 |
| Platinum | $500 |
| No insurance | $30,500–$36,600 |
- Certified nurse-midwife with 21+ years of experience, practicing since 2005.
Last updated: 2026-11-11
Compare four midwives in SoHo, Manhattan, by experience, where they deliver, insurance and cost. Most see patients in neighborhood offices close to home. 3 of the 4 are certified nurse-midwives or certified midwives, and the most experienced has been practicing since 2005.
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 SoHo market analysis.
Source: published hospital price files and NY State of Health 2026 standard plan designs; values are estimates.
Estimated maternity costs in SoHo, 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.
SoHo families can also compare midwives in Chinatown, Tribeca and West Village. Mabel estimates a $33,600 typical self-pay budget for a birth with a SoHo midwife, with some variation across nearby neighborhoods.
Estimated driving miles from the center of SoHo.
SoHo · model weighted by the number of NYC midwives delivering at each hospital
| Scenario | Median | Within 3 mi | Within 5 mi |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weak distance preference | 6.7 mi | 21.9% | 36.6% |
| Moderate distance preference | 4.4 mi | 40.3% | 59.1% |
| Strong distance preference | 2.5 mi | 71.2% | 86.9% |
| Moderate + river-crossing penalty | 4.4 mi | 49.2% | 72.1% |
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 SoHo midwives deliver.
Delivery outcomes at Bellevue and NYU Langone (Tisch). 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 SoHo profiles include certified nurse-midwives and other midwifery backgrounds; the most experienced has been practicing since 2005.
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/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.
The Brooklyn Hospital Center: 32.6% low-risk cesarean; 3.3% episiotomy; 1,106 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.