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We found 745 listed midwives in Falkensee and the surrounding area — and we contact each one personally for you, until one is available.

Midwives in Falkensee
5 km18
10 km60
25 km745
Demand in Falkensee
~1.790
Pregnant women search for a midwife every month in Falkensee and the surrounding area.
Spread across just 745 midwives within a 25 km radius — each with limited places. Every free place is correspondingly hard to get.
Midwife workload
~70Enquiries / month
a midwife in Falkensee and the surrounding area statistically gets
Around ~3–5 of them get a place — depending on how much they work. The earlier your enquiry, the better your chances.

Source: GKV midwife list, area around the centre of Falkensee (14612), as of 17.07.2026. Births: statistical offices, Regional Database Germany (as of 2024), official municipal figures distributed proportionally across postcodes — hence "~". Listed doesn't mean available — no directory shows free capacity. That's exactly why we ask in person.

How it works

Three steps to your midwife

  1. You register
    2 minutes

    Your contact details, your expected due date, and a few details that midwives need for their reply. Nothing more.

  2. We contact midwives
    As soon as possible after your booking

    After your approval, we immediately start contacting the midwives near you — personally and on your behalf. We follow up, send reminders and evaluate the replies for you.

  3. You get replies + appointments
    Live in the dashboard

    All replies and appointment proposals at a glance instead of scattered across your inbox. Appointment with one click.

What does the midwife search cost?

39,95€
Complete midwife search for a one-off 39,95 € — no further costs · money-back guarantee*
Go to the midwife checkGo straight to registration

*Full refund if no available midwife gets back to you.

Midwife search in Falkensee — frequently asked questions

How do I find a midwife in Falkensee?

There are two ways to find a midwife in Falkensee: either you contact every midwife from the public midwife listings yourself, early and systematically — often with repeated follow-ups. Or you hand the search over to us: we contact the midwives near you personally on your behalf, and you see the replies live in your dashboard.

How many midwives are there in Falkensee?

The public midwife listings currently show 745 midwives within 25 km of the centre of Falkensee, 60 of them within 10 km (as of 17.07.2026). Important: listed doesn't mean available — no directory shows free capacity. That's why, above all, it's the systematic and personal approach to enquiries that counts.

How many births are there in Falkensee?

Within 25 km of the centre of Falkensee, official data shows around 21.480 births per year (as of 2024) — which means around 1.790 women effectively start a new midwife search here every month, among the same 745 listed midwives. The region's birth trend since 2020 stands at -11,1 % (nationwide −12.4 %). Fewer births don't mean more available midwives, though: in many places, supply is shrinking faster than demand.

When should I start looking for a midwife in Falkensee?

As early as possible — ideally right after a positive pregnancy test. Midwives usually plan their care many weeks ahead; the earlier you enquire, the better your chances. It's still worth searching later, too: cancellations and changed plans keep freeing up places.

What does a midwife cost in Falkensee?

For women with statutory health insurance, midwife care is generally free of charge in Falkensee too: antenatal care, birth support and postnatal care are covered by the statutory health insurance fund. The midwife bills the fund directly. Only the search itself costs money, if you hand it over to a service like ours — the care itself remains a covered benefit.

Professionally reviewed by Maria Rissling (a midwife since 1998) and Anita Wozniok (a midwife since 1996) — both breastfeeding and lactation consultants (IBCLC) and members of the German Midwives Association.

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