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Doulas in Pennsylvania

495 doulas listed in 185 Pennsylvania cities. 25 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

185

cities with a listing

NPPES, September 2026

25

cities with 3 or more

NPPES, September 2026

Yes

Does Medicaid pay for a doula in Pennsylvania?

In Pennsylvania, Medicaid covers doula care: up to $2,200 per pregnancy for 12 prenatal or postpartum visits a year, plus support during labor and delivery.

Medicaid pays the doula:
up to $2,200 per pregnancy. Medicaid members pay $0.
Since:
January 2025

Every state, side by side

Pennsylvania details

Up to two extra $175 visits a year for fertility counseling, pregnancy loss, infant loss or termination are paid on top of the $2,200 standard package. The 12-visit limit is per calendar year, so a pregnancy that spans two calendar years could get more visits. Visits must be at least 30 minutes. The first prenatal visit, the first postpartum visit and labor support must be in person, and no labor payment is made if delivery did not occur. Services run through the 12-month postpartum period. Fee-for-service care needs a Doula Services Recommendation Form signed by a physician, PA, CRNP, CNM or licensed mental health professional. Most members are in managed care: DHS's doula enrollment FAQ says MCOs negotiate their own doula rates, and the bulletin says MCOs must cover at least the same services as fee-for-service. Doulas had to enroll in Medical Assistance (MCO-only) starting 2/1/2024, and FFS payment began 1/1/2025. Pennsylvania DHS has no member page about doulas.

Source: National Health Law Program (NHeLP), October 2026Having a baby in Pennsylvania

Doulas by city

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

All 25 city pages, A to Z

Smaller towns

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

AAbington, Aliquippa, Allentown +3

Abington · 2

Aliquippa · 1

Allentown · 2

Altoona · 1

Ardmore · 2

Ashland · 1

BBaden, Bangor, Bechtelsville +12

Baden · 1

Bangor · 2

Bechtelsville · 2

Bensalem · 1

Bernville · 1

Birdsboro · 1

Bloomsburg · 1

Blue Bell · 1

Boalsburg · 1

Boyers · 2

Boyertown · 1

Braddock · 2

Brookhaven · 1

Bryn Mawr · 2

Butler · 2

CCamp Hill, Carlisle, Carnegie +11

Camp Hill · 2

Carlisle · 2

Carnegie · 1

Centerville · 1

Chalfont · 1

Chester · 2

Cheswick · 1

Clairton · 1

Clearfield · 1

Clifford Twp · 1

Conshohocken · 1

Coraopolis · 1

Corry · 1

Croydon · 1

DDelta, Derry, Devon +5

Delta · 2

Derry · 1

Devon · 1

Dover · 1

Downingtown · 1

Doylestown · 1

Drexel Hill · 2

Dunmore · 1

EEast Stroudsburg, Edwardsville, Elizabethtown +4

East Stroudsburg · 2

Edwardsville · 1

Elizabethtown · 1

Emlenton · 1

Emmaus · 1

Ephrata · 1

Everett · 1

FFairhope, Fairview, Farrell +3

Fairhope · 1

Fairview · 1

Farrell · 2

Finleyville · 2

Folcroft · 2

Franklin · 1

GGettysburg, Gibsonia, Glassport +3

Gettysburg · 1

Gibsonia · 1

Glassport · 1

Glenolden · 1

Glenside · 2

Greensburg · 2

HHamburg, Hatboro, Havertown +10

Hamburg · 1

Hatboro · 1

Havertown · 2

Hazleton · 1

Hellertown · 1

Hermitage · 1

Homestead · 1

Honesdale · 1

Honey Brook · 1

Horsham · 1

Howard · 1

Hummelstown · 1

Huntingdon Valley · 1

JJeannette, Jefferson Hills, Jonestown

Jeannette · 1

Jefferson Hills · 1

Jonestown · 1

KKing of Prussia, Kingston

King of Prussia · 2

Kingston · 2

LLandisville, Latrobe, Levittown +3

Landisville · 2

Latrobe · 1

Levittown · 1

Lewisburg · 1

Lincoln University · 1

Lititz · 2

MMacungie, Malvern, Manchester +15

Macungie · 2

Malvern · 2

Manchester · 2

Manheim · 1

Mars · 1

Mc Kean · 1

McKeesport · 1

McSherrystown · 1

Meadville · 1

Media · 2

Middletown · 1

Milford · 1

Millersville · 1

Millsboro · 1

Monongahela · 1

Monroeville · 2

Mount Joy · 1

Mount Wolf · 2

NNarberth, New Castle, New Cumberland +5

Narberth · 1

New Castle · 1

New Cumberland · 1

New Kensington · 1

Newfoundland · 1

Norristown · 2

North Versailles · 1

Norwood · 2

OOakmont, Oil City, Orefield

Oakmont · 2

Oil City · 1

Orefield · 1

PPaoli, Perkiomenville, Philadlephia +7

Paoli · 1

Perkiomenville · 2

Philadlephia · 1

Plains Township · 2

Pleasantville · 1

Plymouth Meeting · 1

Pocono Pines · 1

Point Pleasant · 1

Port Matilda · 1

Pulaski · 1

RRussell

Russell · 1

SShillington, Shippensburg, Shrewsbury +8

Shillington · 1

Shippensburg · 1

Shrewsbury · 1

Sinking Spring · 2

Springfield · 1

State College · 1

Steelton · 1

Stewartstown · 1

Stroudsburg · 1

Summit Hill · 2

Swissvale · 1

TTamaqua, Tarentum, Titusville +2

Tamaqua · 1

Tarentum · 2

Titusville · 1

Trevose · 1

Turtle Creek · 1

UUpper Chichester

Upper Chichester · 1

VVerona

Verona · 1

WWarminster, Washington, Washington Boro +11

Warminster · 1

Washington · 1

Washington Boro · 2

Wayne · 1

Waynesboro · 1

West Chester · 2

West Middlesex · 1

Wexford · 1

Wheatland · 1

Wilkes Barre · 1

Williamsport · 1

Willow Grove · 1

Womelsdorf · 1

Wyndmoor · 1

YYardley

Yardley · 1

ZZelienople

Zelienople · 1

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What Pennsylvania covers

Having a baby in PennsylvaniaBenefits, each with its source, checked October 2026Pregnancy MedicaidUp to 220% FPLWICYesPaid family leaveNoMedicaid pays for a doulaYesSee Pennsylvania

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