For perinatal care professionals
A better way for families to find you
PostPartners connects perinatal professionals with the families who need them.
- Be discovered by families searching for your specialty
- A profile that reflects your credentials and care philosophy
- Direct connections, without agencies or algorithms
- Set your own rates, availability, and service area
How it works
Join in three simple steps
01 · Apply
Tell us about your work
Share your discipline, credentials, and services. We verify credentials, check references, and set up an intro call. In-home providers also complete a background check.
02 · Build
Create your profile
Add your rates, availability, care format, and your approach to working with families. This is where families get to know you.
03 · Connect
Get discovered
Families can find your profile, message you, set up a video intro call if they'd like, book your services, and pay securely, all in one place.
Who's behind PostPartners
Guided by cliniciansfrom day one.
Perinatal clinicians have helped shape PostPartners since the beginning.
Providers are the heart of postpartum care. We built PostPartners so the families who need you can actually find you.
Laura Groppe, Founder & CEO
Founder & CEO
Laura Groppe
Entrepreneur and mother of 2
Clinical advisor
Olena Dobczansky
MSN, RNC-MNN, IBCLC, C-ONQS, LCCE and mother of 2
Medical advisor
Sheelon Aghili
PA-C, Gynecology
Who it's for
All perinatal care disciplines
- Newborn care
- Doula
- Lactation
- Pelvic floor
- Mental health
- Massage + Lymphatic
- Nutrition
- Fitness
- Nurse practitioner
- Belly binding
- Infant CPR
- Chiropractic
Practice a different discipline? If your services support families through pregnancy, postpartum, or early parenthood, you should still apply.
Before you apply
What you'll need to join
Credentials
Any licenses, certifications, or training that apply to your work.
Background check consent
Required for providers who work in families' homes, like postpartum doulas and newborn care specialists.
Your service details
What you offer, your rates, availability, where you work, and whether you see families in-home, in-office, or virtually.
A professional profile
Your experience, your approach to care, and a clear photo so families can get to know you.
Provider questions