Doulas
Doulas lists birth, postpartum and end-of-life doulas by city. Listings show the type of doula and, when stated, price, certifications and Medicaid acceptance. Search the directory or use the free API and MCP endpoint.
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Doulas
Find a birth, postpartum or end-of-life doula near you.
Doulas lists 18 doulas - birth, postpartum and end-of-life support - so you can compare them by type, price and location.
Doulas by city
- London, England, United Kingdom: 2 doulas
- Melbourne, Victoria, Australia: 2 doulas
- Seattle, Washington, United States: 2 doulas
- Birmingham, England, United Kingdom: 1 doula
- Brooklyn, New York, United States: 1 doula
- Burlington, Ontario, Canada: 1 doula
- Burnley, England, United Kingdom: 1 doula
- Chicago, Illinois, United States: 1 doula
- Edmonton, Alberta, Canada: 1 doula
- Ferguson, Missouri, United States: 1 doula
- New Orleans, Louisiana, United States: 1 doula
- New York, New York, United States: 1 doula
- Richmond, Virginia, United States: 1 doula
- San Francisco, California, United States: 1 doula
- Sebastopol, California, United States: 1 doula
Guides
- Common doula mistakes and questions to ask: The most common mistakes people make when hiring a doula are easy to avoid. Ask the right questions early and you get the right support.
- Doula Cost and Medicaid Coverage: Published doula packages in the US typically run $450 to $1,800, and 26 states plus Washington, DC reimburse doula care through Medicaid as of March 2026.
- Doula rules in the United States: This guide covers what this site's sources say about doulas in the United States: voluntary registries, state Medicaid payment, private certification, and why coverage does not guarantee access.
- How to choose a doula: Pick two or three doulas or programs, talk to each one, compare what they offer and what they charge. Trust how the first conversation feels.
- Reading a doula listing: Each listing shows the doula type, price range, certifications, languages and whether they accept insurance. A complete listing has more information to compare.
- What Is a Doula?: A doula is a trained companion who supports a person and their family through birth, the postpartum weeks or the end of life. A doula does not give medical care.
Not medical advice. This site is a directory, not a clinical service. A doula gives emotional, physical and informational support, not medical care. Always talk with your midwife, doctor or other licensed clinician about medical decisions.