Medicaid Coverage for Birth Doula Care!

Currently Oregon Medicaid covers birth doula care.

Washington is in the action process and we are expecting a big push forward in October of 2023. WSR 23-12-090 - PROPOSED RULES

  • Kaiser Permanent* - Medicaid - Doula Love is a Preferred Provider

  • Care Oregon - Medicaid

  • Providence Health Assurance* - Medicaid

  • PacificSource Community Solutions* - Medicaid

  • Trillium Community Health Plan - Medicaid

  • Yamhill Community Care - Medicaid

  • OHSU Health Net/Tuality* - Medicaid

  • OHP Open Card

*Health Share of Oregon

We currently have THW/Medicaid Eligible Doulas in Multnomah, Clackamas, Washington, Yamhill, Polk, and Marion Counties. Find a Doula in other Counties

Let our Match Maker help you select the perfect doula for your needs.

Doula Love has been offering Professional Match Making services for families since 2013. We help you find a qualified professional who also fits your unique needs and budget.

  1. Fill out the Match Maker Form

  2. Check your e-mail and with in 24 hours we will have sent you Doula Bio’s for you to review that are available during your due time and with in your budget.

  3. Review the Doula Bios and Select the doulas you want to interview and let our Match Maker know. OHA Doula availability fill quickly. We suggest contracting your doula between18 and 20 Weeks of Pregancy. (Doula must be a OHA Approved)

  4. Sit back and wait for the doulas to contact you to schedule a Zoom Interview that works best for you and your family.

  5. After the interviews let the Match Maker know if you would like to Hire the doula.

  6. Once you select a Doula our Match Maker will send you an e-mail to set up a Charm Health Account and verify your Medicaid Coverage.

Since 2013 Doula Love has been committed to providing high quality professional doula care to all birthing families in Oregon & Washington regardless of their ability to pay.

In 2022 …..

Doula Love NTSV Rates for Medicaid Eligible families.

The C-section rate among low-risk, first birth (also called Nulliparous, Term, Singleton, Vertex (NTSV) Cesarean Birth Rate), is the proportion of live babies born at or beyond 37.0 weeks gestation to individuals in their first pregnancy, that are singleton (no twins or beyond) and in the vertex (head down) presentation.