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Midwives in Ohio

431 midwives listed in 167 Ohio cities. 39 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

167

cities with a listing

NPPES, September 2026

39

cities with 3 or more

NPPES, September 2026

Yes

Can Medicaid cover your pregnancy in Ohio?

In Ohio, Ohio Medicaid covers pregnancy for household incomes up to 205% of the federal poverty level (about $44,362 a year for a household of two); Medicaid postpartum coverage lasts 12 months.

Income limits as of January 2026.

Apply for Ohio Medicaid Every state, side by side

Source: KFF State Health Facts, January 2026Having a baby in Ohio

Midwives by city

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

All 39 city pages, A to Z

Smaller towns

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

AAmesville, Apple Creek, Arcanum +4

Amesville · 1

Apple Creek · 1

Arcanum · 1

Ashland · 2

Athens · 2

Avon · 1

Avon Lake · 1

BBarberton, Beachwood, Beaver Creek +9

Barberton · 2

Beachwood · 1

Beaver Creek · 1

Beavercreek · 2

Berea · 1

Bidwell · 1

Bluffton · 1

Bowling Green · 2

Brecksville · 1

Broadview Heights · 1

Bryan · 2

Bucyrus · 2

CCambridge, Canal Winchester, Carey +8

Cambridge · 1

Canal Winchester · 2

Carey · 1

Celina · 2

Centerville · 2

Chardon · 1

Chillicothe · 2

Cleveland Heights · 1

Cleveland Hts · 1

Clyde · 1

Cuyahoga Falls · 1

DDublin

Dublin · 2

EEastlake, Elyria, Englewood

Eastlake · 1

Elyria · 2

Englewood · 1

FFairfield, Fayetteville, Fostoria +1

Fairfield · 2

Fayetteville · 1

Fostoria · 1

Fremont · 2

GGallipolis, Galloway, Germantown +3

Gallipolis · 1

Galloway · 1

Germantown · 1

Granville · 1

Greenville · 1

Guysville · 1

HHamilton, Hanoverton, Hartville +4

Hamilton · 1

Hanoverton · 1

Hartville · 1

Heath · 1

Hiram · 1

Howard · 1

Hudson · 2

JJefferson

Jefferson · 1

KKent

Kent · 1

LLexington, Lima

Lexington · 1

Lima · 2

MMalta, Mantua, Marengo +18

Malta · 1

Mantua · 1

Marengo · 1

Marietta · 1

Marysville · 2

Massillon · 2

Maumee · 1

Mayfield Heights · 2

Mayfield Village · 1

McConnelsville · 1

Medina · 1

Mentor · 1

Middleburg Heights · 2

Middleburg Hts. · 1

Middlefield · 2

Middletown · 1

Millfield · 1

Montgomery · 1

Morrow · 1

Mount Eaton · 1

Mount Vernon · 1

NNapoleon, New Albany, New Lebanon +5

Napoleon · 1

New Albany · 1

New Lebanon · 1

New Paris · 1

New Philadelphia · 1

North Canton · 2

Northfield · 2

Novelty · 1

OOrrville, Oxford

Orrville · 2

Oxford · 1

PPainesville, Parma, Pataskala +5

Painesville · 1

Parma · 2

Pataskala · 2

Perrysburg · 2

Piqua · 1

Poland · 1

Pomeroy · 1

Portsmouth · 2

RRavenna, Reedsville, Riverside +1

Ravenna · 1

Reedsville · 1

Riverside · 1

Rocky River · 1

SSaint Paris, Sandusky, Seville +8

Saint Paris · 1

Sandusky · 1

Seville · 1

Sheffield Village · 1

Shreve · 1

Sidney · 2

Solon · 1

South Salem · 1

Stow · 1

Sugar Grove · 1

Sugarcreek · 2

TTipp City, Trotwood, Troy

Tipp City · 1

Trotwood · 1

Troy · 1

UUniontown, Upper Sandusky

Uniontown · 2

Upper Sandusky · 1

WWadsworth, Walbridge, Waverly +9

Wadsworth · 1

Walbridge · 1

Waverly · 1

West Salem · 1

Westlake · 2

Wheelersburg · 1

Whitehall · 1

Wickliffe · 1

Willoughby · 1

Wilmington · 1

Wright Patterson Afb · 1

Wright Patterson Air Force Base · 1

YYellow Springs

Yellow Springs · 2

ZZanesville

Zanesville · 1

Midwives in neighboring states

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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