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Doulas in Connecticut

139 doulas listed in 69 Connecticut cities. 19 cities have their own page; smaller towns are listed below with every phone number.

Source: CMS NPI registry (NPPES). Data as of September 2026. Public records, not yet confirmed by each provider. How we build this directory

69

cities with a listing

NPPES, September 2026

19

cities with 3 or more

NPPES, September 2026

Yes

Does Medicaid pay for a doula in Connecticut?

In Connecticut, Medicaid covers doula care: up to $1,200 per pregnancy for 4 prenatal or postpartum visits, plus support during labor and delivery.

Medicaid pays the doula:
up to $1,200 per pregnancy. Medicaid members pay $0.
Since:
January 2025

HUSKY Health doula information Every state, side by side

Connecticut details

A 2026 law (Public Act 26-146) sets up a five-year Medicaid rate review but doesn't name doulas or set a doula rate. We found no 2026 change to the $100 and $800 rates set in Provider Bulletin 2025-14. Coverage window: visits up to 9 months before birth through 12 months after. A licensed, Medicaid-enrolled practitioner (physician, APRN, PA or nurse-midwife) must recommend, refer or order doula services; no statewide standing recommendation was found. No more than half of visits may be by telemedicine, and labor support must be in person. Separate from this fee-for-service benefit, some doulas are paid through DSS's HUSKY Maternity Bundle and cannot also bill the doula fee schedule. SPA CT-25-0003 was approved 1/17/2025, effective 1/1/2025. The member link goes to DSS's directory of Medicaid-enrolled doulas; DSS has no page for members that explains the benefit.

Source: CMS / Medicaid.gov, October 2026Having a baby in Connecticut

Doulas by city

Cities with 3 or more doulas have a page with every listing and the cities nearby.

All 19 city pages, A to Z

Smaller towns

50 places have one or two doulas. They're listed here so no one is left out.

AAnsonia

Ansonia · 1

BBerlin, Bethany, Bethel +3

Berlin · 1

Bethany · 1

Bethel · 1

Bloomfield · 1

Bristol · 1

Broad Brook · 1

CCanton, Colchester, Cromwell

Canton · 1

Colchester · 1

Cromwell · 1

EEast Hartford, East Haven, Enfield

East Hartford · 2

East Haven · 2

Enfield · 1

FFalls Village

Falls Village · 1

GGales Ferry, Griswold, Guilford

Gales Ferry · 1

Griswold · 1

Guilford · 1

HHaddam

Haddam · 1

IIvoryton

Ivoryton · 1

KKillingworth

Killingworth · 2

LLakeville, Lisbon

Lakeville · 1

Lisbon · 1

MManchester, Meriden, Milford +2

Manchester · 1

Meriden · 2

Milford · 2

Moodus · 1

Morris · 1

NNew Canaan, New Milford, Niantic +1

New Canaan · 1

New Milford · 2

Niantic · 1

Norwich · 2

OOld Saybrook, Oxford

Old Saybrook · 1

Oxford · 1

PPawcatuck, Plainville, Preston +1

Pawcatuck · 1

Plainville · 1

Preston · 1

Putnam · 1

SStafford Springs, Stratford

Stafford Springs · 1

Stratford · 1

TTorrington

Torrington · 1

VVernon Rockville

Vernon Rockville · 1

WWatertown, West Simsbury, Westbrook +6

Watertown · 1

West Simsbury · 2

Westbrook · 1

Westport · 1

Willimantic · 1

Willington · 1

Wilton · 1

Windsor · 2

Winsted · 1

Doulas in neighboring states

What Connecticut covers

Having a baby in ConnecticutBenefits, each with its source, checked October 2026Pregnancy MedicaidUp to 263% FPLWICYesPaid family leaveYesMedicaid pays for a doulaYesSee Connecticut

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