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Lactation consultants in Georgia

246 lactation consultants listed in 111 Georgia cities. 24 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

111

cities with a listing

NPPES, September 2026

24

cities with 3 or more

NPPES, September 2026

Yes

Does Medicaid cover lactation support in Georgia?

In Georgia, Medicaid pays for up to five lactation consultant visits per pregnancy, and IBCLCs can enroll and bill directly.

IBCLCs can bill Medicaid directly:
Yes
Visit limits:
Maximum of five lactation consultation visits per pregnancy; each visit up to 60 minutes; one visit per date of service
Since:
July 2022

Georgia Medicaid member info Every state, side by side

Georgia details

Georgia Medicaid has paid IBCLCs for lactation consultations since July 1, 2022, billed with S9443 or S9445 on the mother's ID, during the 365-day postpartum period, with no prior approval. DCH enrolled lactation consultants as a new provider type in August 2022 (they must meet the Georgia Lactation Consultants Practice Act). Since April 1, 2026, follow-up visits may be by video or audio-only telehealth after an initial face-to-face visit. KFF's 2021 survey had no Georgia response.

Source: Georgia Department of Community Health, October 2026Having a baby in Georgia

Lactation consultants by city

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

All 24 city pages, A to Z

Smaller towns

87 places have one or two lactation consultants. They're listed here so no one is left out.

AAcworth, Albany, Athens +1

Acworth · 1

Albany · 1

Athens · 2

Avondale Estates · 2

BBainbridge, Ball Ground, Blairsville +6

Bainbridge · 1

Ball Ground · 1

Blairsville · 1

Bogart · 1

Bonaire · 2

Braselton · 2

Brooklet · 1

Brooks · 1

Byron · 1

CCalhoun, Carrollton, Chatsworth +2

Calhoun · 1

Carrollton · 1

Chatsworth · 1

Clarkston · 1

College Park · 1

DDacula, Dahlonega, Dallas +5

Dacula · 1

Dahlonega · 1

Dallas · 1

Dalton · 2

Douglas · 1

Douglasville · 1

Duluth · 2

Dunwoody · 2

EEast Point, Eatonton, Ellenwood +2

East Point · 1

Eatonton · 1

Ellenwood · 1

Ellijay · 1

Evans · 1

FFairburn, Fayetteville, Flowery Branch +2

Fairburn · 2

Fayetteville · 2

Flowery Branch · 1

Fort Valley · 1

Fortson · 1

GGreensboro, Guyton

Greensboro · 1

Guyton · 1

HHampton, Hephzibah, Hinesville +1

Hampton · 2

Hephzibah · 1

Hinesville · 1

Hiram · 2

KKingsland

Kingsland · 1

LLagrange, Lakeland, Lindale +4

Lagrange · 2

Lakeland · 1

Lindale · 1

Lithonia · 1

Lizella · 1

Locust Grove · 2

Loganville · 2

MMableton, Martinez, McDonough +1

Mableton · 2

Martinez · 1

McDonough · 1

Midland · 1

NNewnan

Newnan · 2

PPeachtree City, Peachtree Corners, Pendergrass +5

Peachtree City · 2

Peachtree Corners · 1

Pendergrass · 1

Perry · 1

Pine Mountain Valley · 1

Pooler · 1

Port Wentworth · 1

Powder Springs · 2

RRichmond Hill, Ringgold, Riverdale +3

Richmond Hill · 1

Ringgold · 1

Riverdale · 2

Rockmart · 1

Rome · 1

Rossville · 2

SSandersville, Sandy Springs, Snellville +4

Sandersville · 1

Sandy Springs · 2

Snellville · 2

St. Simons Island · 2

Stockbridge · 2

Stone Mountain · 1

Suwanee · 1

TTifton, Trenton, Tucker +1

Tifton · 1

Trenton · 1

Tucker · 1

Tyrone · 1

VValdosta, Villa Rica

Valdosta · 1

Villa Rica · 1

WWarner Robins, Watkinsville, Waynesville +2

Warner Robins · 2

Watkinsville · 1

Waynesville · 1

Woodstock · 2

Wrens · 1

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What Georgia covers

Having a baby in GeorgiaBenefits, each with its source, checked October 2026Pregnancy MedicaidUp to 225% FPLWICYesPaid family leaveNoMedicaid pays for a doulaNoSee Georgia

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