Yvon Ontzorgt
Kraamzorg (postnatal home care) · Details collected on 2026-08-04 from public sources
Rietvink 19, 1693 KN Wervershoof
What we know about this practice
- Opening hours
- Not provided
- Appointment
- Not provided
- Weekend
- Not provided
- Online consultations
- Not provided
- Parking
- Not provided
- Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Feeding room
- Not provided
- Waiting time
- Not provided
- Languages
- Not provided
- Free introduction
- Not provided
“Not provided” means exactly that: we could not source it publicly, and we do not make it up.
Insurance
Basic insurance, statutory contribution €5.70 per hour (2026). Own fee not stated.
Yvon Ontzorgt is a practice that appears in search results for kraamzorg organisation in Medemblik. The address is Rietvink 19, 1693 KN Wervershoof. That falls under the municipality of Medemblik, province of Noord-Holland.
What does a kraamzorg organisation actually do? Kraamzorg is postnatal care in your own home during the first days after birth, and it is close to unique to the Netherlands. A trained maternity nurse (kraamverzorgende) checks you and your baby, helps with feeding, watches for complications and takes on part of the household. It is not a luxury service: in that first week the kraamverzorgende is very often the first person to notice that something is wrong — with you or with your baby — and the one who calls in the midwife. If you have moved here from a country without this system, it is worth knowing it is standard, insured, and yours by right.
Mothers usually come to this kind of care for things like care for older children in the house, help getting feeding established and not being sure whether your baby is doing well. You normally register around week 12 to 16 of pregnancy. At about week 30 there is an intake, at home or by phone, where your number of hours is set using the national indication protocol. After the birth the maternity nurse comes daily, spread across eight to ten days.
Practical details. The entrance is wheelchair accessible. You can get in touch by phone on +31 6 38018981 and through the website.
What we do not know yet. This page is compiled from public sources. What this practice actually offers, what it costs, how long the waiting time is and which registrations the practitioners hold have not been confirmed by the practice itself. We do not fill those gaps with an assumption. Ask the practice, or check registrations yourself — the BIG register and the Kwaliteitsregister Paramedici are free and public. Do these details not match your practice? Claim this listing and you can fill in what is missing here.
What does a kraamzorg organisation?
This is what a kraamzorg organisation helps with in general. Whether this practice treats all of these has not been confirmed.
Registration
Register to check: KCKZ — Kenniscentrum Kraamzorg (maternity nurses) + Chamber of Commerce. Not verified for this practice.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Yvon Ontzorgt and what can I find here?
Yvon Ontzorgt is listed in this guide as a kraamzorg organisation in Medemblik, province of Noord-Holland. Kraamzorg is postnatal care in your own home during the first days after birth, and it is close to unique to the Netherlands. A trained maternity nurse (kraamverzorgende) checks you and your baby, helps with feeding, watches for complications and takes on part of the household. It is not a luxury service: in that first week the kraamverzorgende is very often the first person to notice that something is wrong — with you or with your baby — and the one who calls in the midwife. If you have moved here from a country without this system, it is worth knowing it is standard, insured, and yours by right. What this specific practice offers has not been confirmed by the practice itself — ask about it at first contact.
Do I need an appointment, or can I walk in?
The source does not say. In practice almost all care in this category works by appointment, so assume that and get in touch first by phone on +31 6 38018981 and through the website. Walking in without an appointment is rarely possible in this category.
Not stated in the source — this is what we can say about it in general.
What are the opening hours?
The source lists no opening hours for this practice. Get in touch by phone on +31 6 38018981 and through the website to ask when you can be seen.
Not stated in the source — this is what we can say about it in general.
What does it cost, and is it covered by insurance?
Kraamzorg is in the basic insurance. You are entitled to a minimum of 24 and a maximum of 80 hours, spread over eight to ten days. Exactly how many hours you receive is determined using the Landelijk Indicatieprotocol Kraamzorg and depends on your situation — a caesarean, breastfeeding that is slow to establish, or older children at home all count towards it. You pay a statutory personal contribution of €5.70 per hour in 2026. Kraamzorg does not come out of your own risk (eigen risico). Some supplementary policies reimburse that personal contribution in full or in part. What this particular practice charges for a consultation, and whether it has a contract with your specific health insurer, is not in our source. Ask for the fee before you book.