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Lactation consultants in Washington

196 lactation consultants listed in 84 Washington cities. 14 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

84

cities with a listing

NPPES, September 2026

14

cities with 3 or more

NPPES, September 2026

Limited

Does Medicaid cover lactation support in Washington?

In Washington, Apple Health has no separate lactation consultant benefit, and breastfeeding support comes through Maternity Support Services.

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Washington details

Apple Health has no lactation-specific consultation code: S9443 and 98960-98962 are not on the October 2026 physician fee schedule, which states unlisted codes are not covered, and the October 2026 Physician-Related and Pregnancy-Related billing guides describe no lactation benefit. Breastfeeding support is available only within Maternity Support Services (MSS) for eligible pregnant and postpartum clients, where breastfeeding is a listed group class topic and program goal. KFF's 2021 survey reported inpatient-only lactation coverage; no current HCA source confirming that was found.

Source: Washington State Health Care Authority, October 2026Having a baby in Washington

Lactation consultants by city

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

All 14 city pages, A to Z

Smaller towns

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

AAberdeen, Airway Heights, Anacortes +1

Aberdeen · 1

Airway Heights · 1

Anacortes · 2

Auburn · 2

BBattle Ground, Bellevue, Black Diamond +2

Battle Ground · 1

Bellevue · 2

Black Diamond · 2

Bothell · 2

Bremerton · 1

CCamas, Carnation, Centralia +6

Camas · 1

Carnation · 1

Centralia · 1

Chehalis · 2

Chelan · 1

Cheney · 1

Colbert · 2

Colfax · 1

Colville · 1

DDuvall

Duvall · 1

EEatonville, Edmonds, Enumclaw +1

Eatonville · 1

Edmonds · 1

Enumclaw · 1

Everett · 2

FFox Island, Friday Harbor

Fox Island · 1

Friday Harbor · 1

GGig Harbor, Graham, Greenbank

Gig Harbor · 1

Graham · 1

Greenbank · 1

KKelso, Kenmore, Kennewick +2

Kelso · 2

Kenmore · 1

Kennewick · 2

Kingston · 1

Kirkland · 2

LLA Conner, Lacey, Liberty Lake +2

LA Conner · 1

Lacey · 1

Liberty Lake · 2

Longview · 1

Lynnwood · 1

MMill Creek, Monroe, Moses Lake +1

Mill Creek · 1

Monroe · 1

Moses Lake · 1

Mount Vernon · 1

NNewcastle, Newman Lake, North Bend

Newcastle · 1

Newman Lake · 1

North Bend · 2

OOkanogan, Olalla, Orting

Okanogan · 1

Olalla · 1

Orting · 1

PPalouse, Port Angeles, Port Orchard +4

Palouse · 1

Port Angeles · 2

Port Orchard · 1

Port Townsend · 2

Poulsbo · 2

Pullman · 1

Puyallup · 1

RRedmond, Richland, Ridgefield +1

Redmond · 2

Richland · 2

Ridgefield · 1

Rochester · 1

SSammamish, Silverdale, Spokane Valley +2

Sammamish · 1

Silverdale · 1

Spokane Valley · 1

Stanwood · 1

Sultan · 1

TTumwater

Tumwater · 2

VVashon

Vashon · 1

WWenatchee, West Richland, White Salmon +1

Wenatchee · 1

West Richland · 1

White Salmon · 1

Woodland · 1

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What Washington covers

Having a baby in WashingtonBenefits, each with its source, checked October 2026Pregnancy MedicaidUp to 215% FPLWICYesPaid family leaveYesMedicaid pays for a doulaYesSee Washington

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