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The white-label platform for midwives

Your practice.Your name.One platform.

SageWife gives independent midwives a beautifully branded client portal: scheduling, intake, payments, follow-ups, and an AI birth-prep assistant. Everything but the catching.

Your families see your practice, never ours. Software that serves the tradition instead of renaming it.

Built for CNMs, CPMs & licensed midwives · HIPAA-ready · Live in an afternoon

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Next visit

36-week home visit · Tuesday, 10:00 AM

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From your midwife

“Beautiful numbers this week. Rest, water, and keep talking to that baby. See you Tuesday.”

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One platform, wearing four practices:
A midwife's hands supporting a mother holding her newborn

Why midwives switch

You know how to catch a baby. The business is what wears you down.

You did not go into midwifery to reconcile a spreadsheet at midnight, chase a deposit for the third time, or pay someone to change a price on your website. Most midwives we talk to are running four or five tools that do not speak to each other, and still doing the seams by hand.

SageWife puts the chart, the calendar, the invoices, and the family portal in one place, so the admin stops eating the hours you meant to spend with women, and the practice actually clears a profit.

  • One login for charts, scheduling, invoices, and your client portal, instead of five subscriptions you stitch together.
  • Deposits and payment plans that collect themselves, with reminders that go out under your name so you stop being the collections department.
  • Take payment however your families actually pay: card, HSA/FSA, or fee-free through Venmo, Cash App, Zelle, cash, and check, all tracked in one ledger.
  • Edit your own prices, services, and pages. No developer, no invoice, no waiting a week.

Changing January 1, 2027

Global billing codes are going away. Your chart should already be ready.

The AMA is deleting the global obstetric codes (59400, 59510 and the rest) that maternity care has been billed under for thirty years. In their place, the four phases of care get reported separately. Practices still charting one bundled episode will feel it in January; SageWife already charts by phase.

  1. 01

    Antepartum

    Prenatal visits reported as E/M encounters

  2. 02

    Labor management

    Reported on its own for the first time

  3. 03

    Delivery

    Separated from the surrounding care

  4. 04

    Postpartum

    Its own billable phase of care

We are tracking the transition and will have your templates, superbills, and reporting mapped to the new codes before they take effect, at no extra charge.

The platform

Everything but the catching

Six chapters of quiet software carry your practice: the chart, the calendar, the paperwork, the payments, the late-night questions. Click a page to read a chapter.

Your brandYour brandSchedulingSchedulingIntake & consentIntake & consentPaymentsPaymentsFollow-upsFollow-upsAI assistantAI assistant

Click a page to read that chapter. The book stops turning when you reach for it. Or choose one here:

The client experience

Plant it once. Watch it grow.

Prenatal, birth, and postpartum come set up for every practice, the three every midwife offers. Everything else is yours to customize around your license, your state, and the services you actually provide. Pick a leaf to step into the demo practice.

Pricing

Start with the chart. Add the rest when you need it.

The EMR is the basic package: three plans priced by the size of your practice, nothing more. The website, the store, training, and the AI layers are add-ons you switch on the month you want them and off the month you don't. No contracts, no percentage of your revenue.

  • The EMR is the base plan
  • Add or drop features monthly
  • 0% of your revenue
  • 14-day free trial

The next generation of American midwifery is building her own practice.

Bring your license, your hands, and your calling. We'll bring the portal, the paperwork, and the quiet software underneath.