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Lactation consultants in Ohio

168 lactation consultants listed in 98 Ohio cities. 15 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

98

cities with a listing

NPPES, September 2026

15

cities with 3 or more

NPPES, September 2026

Yes

Does Medicaid cover lactation support in Ohio?

In Ohio, Medicaid pays for lactation consultations as their own service, and IBCLCs can bill directly without a doctor's order.

IBCLCs can bill Medicaid directly:
Yes
Since:
January 2022

Ohio Medicaid member info Every state, side by side

Ohio details

Ohio Adm.Code 5160-8-42 (current version effective October 1, 2024; first effective January 1, 2022) pays for lactation consultation separately from other professional services. IBCLCs may render and bill as their own pay-to provider, and the usual practitioner order is waived. Hospitals, FQHCs, RHCs, group practices and ambulatory clinics can also bill. No separate payment is made when it is part of nurse home visiting. The telehealth rule (5160-1-18, effective January 1, 2026) lets IBCLCs deliver lactation consultation by telehealth. Ohio did not respond to the 2021 KFF survey.

Source: Ohio Department of Medicaid (Ohio Administrative Code), October 2026Having a baby in Ohio

Lactation consultants by city

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

All 15 city pages, A to Z

Smaller towns

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

AAmherst, Anna, Ashland +2

Amherst · 1

Anna · 2

Ashland · 1

Athens · 1

Avon Lake · 1

BBeavercreek, Blue Ash, Bluffton +1

Beavercreek · 1

Blue Ash · 2

Bluffton · 1

Broadview Heights · 1

CCanal Winchester, Cardington, Carroll +4

Canal Winchester · 1

Cardington · 1

Carroll · 1

Cleveland Heights · 1

Columbia Station · 1

Commercial Point · 1

Crooksville · 1

DDeerfield, Defiance, Diamond

Deerfield · 1

Defiance · 2

Diamond · 1

FFairborn, Fairfield Township

Fairborn · 1

Fairfield Township · 1

GGahanna, Gallipolis, Galloway +4

Gahanna · 1

Gallipolis · 1

Galloway · 1

Girard · 2

Goshen · 1

Granville · 1

Grove City · 1

HHamilton, Hilliard, Holland

Hamilton · 1

Hilliard · 2

Holland · 1

JJackson Center, Jefferson

Jackson Center · 1

Jefferson · 1

KKettering

Kettering · 2

LLeesburg, Liberty Twp, Lisbon +5

Leesburg · 1

Liberty Twp · 1

Lisbon · 1

Lithopolis · 1

Logan · 1

London · 1

Lorain · 1

Lyndhurst · 1

MMacedonia, Maineville, Mansfield +7

Macedonia · 1

Maineville · 1

Mansfield · 1

Marietta · 1

Marysville · 2

Medina · 2

Mentor · 1

Milford · 1

Minster · 1

Morrow · 1

NNapoleon, New Carlisle, Niles +1

Napoleon · 1

New Carlisle · 1

Niles · 1

North Canton · 1

OOxford

Oxford · 1

PPerrysburg, Pickerington, Powell

Perrysburg · 2

Pickerington · 1

Powell · 2

RRocky River

Rocky River · 1

SSalem, Sardinia, Sherwood +4

Salem · 1

Sardinia · 1

Sherwood · 1

South Euclid · 2

Steubenville · 1

Strongsville · 1

Swanton · 1

TTrotwood

Trotwood · 1

UUniversity Heights, Upper Arlington

University Heights · 1

Upper Arlington · 1

VVermilion

Vermilion · 1

WWalbridge, Warren, Warsaw +6

Walbridge · 1

Warren · 1

Warsaw · 1

Waverly · 2

Westerville · 1

Westlake · 1

Williamsburg · 1

Willoughby Hills · 1

Wooster · 1

YYellow Springs, Youngstown

Yellow Springs · 1

Youngstown · 1

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What Ohio covers

Having a baby in OhioBenefits, each with its source, checked October 2026Pregnancy MedicaidUp to 205% FPLWICYesPaid family leaveNoMedicaid pays for a doulaYesSee Ohio

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