Midwife or Doula for Prenatal Testing

Doulas are not medical professionals, their role is to support a woman before, during and after delivery. They do not do prenatal testing. and they not not provide medical prenatal care.

Midwifes may or may not offer prenatal screening like the first trimester screen and nowadays maybe even MaterniT21. They will usually refer you out for the Ultrasound though...
If you intend to have an invasive procedure like a CVS or an Amnio they will refer you to an OB.

If you just want prenatal care by a midwife but do not want her to be present for your birth it really depends on your circumstances whether or not they will be able to take you on as a patient. If you are high risk pregnant and must deliver in a hospital a midwife may decline you as they specialize in normal low risk pregnancies.
If you need prenatal care now, but maybe you plan on moving before delivery that is usually not a problem.
I would just call around a bit and ask...
Good luck.

Edited to add: If you want a natural birth in a hospital I would find a CMN (certified nurse midwife) with hospital rights that accepts your insurance and respects your wishes for minimally invasive prenatal care and birth. They exist! I had one and had a great experience throughout my pregnancy and birth. Your insurance company should have a list of preferred providers... start at A and call all the midwives on your list. Good luck!

Here in Minnesota we have hospitals that have a team of midwives. I saw only midwives during my prenatal visits and at my delivery was attended the whole time by a midwife. The only time I saw a Dr. was to do my amniocentesis. This was all covered under my insurance at the time.

I'm not in Sacramento.... but I can tell you that doula's don't do prenatal testing. They're there for support, not medical procedures. Just FYI. And if you include more info on what type of testing you mean, you might get better responses.

Not enough information. What kind of testing, is it bloodwork, rH screenings, ultrasound, etc.

Midwives generally do not take on clients unless they attend the birth, unless freak of nature happens and you have to goto hospital. Certified Nurse-Midwives don't mix and match either. You use them or a D-EM, or an OB.

Is there some reason you don't want a Midwife to attend to your birthing? They're very wonderful, and empowering. They bring down so many misconceptions about what can and cannot be done for pregnancy, nursing, delivery room ettiquette, everything.

I had a direct entry midwife, and a doula for support, but my son came too early, and my back up plan OB had to deliver. I was seen by both the OB and the Midwife, and the OB, she was fully aware that she was plan B, and accepted it.
Doulas are only there for support, a friendly face and voice to coach you through the last few weeks, sometimes even in delivery.

So yeah, more information please.