I had 2 homebirths and I'll never forget walking into my passage way just after my MW arrived for my first birth and it looked like a mini hospital with all the stuff she had bought with. The second birth I was wanting to 'push' before she arrived so she ran into the house with a pair of gloves and she had her friend and my mom-in-law help bring in all the other important stuff. My second child was born 45 min later and I did start to bleed quite a bit once the placenta was born and she had drugs on hand to help that stop.
Having studied as an advanced doula in South Africa and learning all that in’s and outs and emergency care, a good midwife should have what she needs on hand and should treat accordingly if there are any complications...
Keeping in mind that if there's major problems at a homebirth the midwifes livelyhood is "in danger" - hence why they have such high safety standards, where as in a hospital if there's complications, it can be hidden in the paperwork and can be paid out by their insurance company (which don't support midwives even though they have such strict standards...) But that's now coming from having worked in South Africa so...
I feel if you are fit fine and healthy then you should be offered homebirth as a birthing option from your OBGYN so they can focus more on the moms who do have pregnancy problems and other moms who might be having birthing complications... but I guess they don't see it my way