How do I find an enrolled Medicaid doula in Oregon?

Use the official registry first, then confirm Medicaid enrollment or plan acceptance. Ask the doula or plan to confirm enrollment before relying on coverage.

Does Oregon Medicaid cover doula care?

Oregon Health Plan birth doula services is active in DoulaPaid's source-checked ruleset, but coverage still depends on eligibility, service rules, provider setup, and payer routing.

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Find an enrolled Medicaid doula in Oregon

Oregon has an official registry or directory source families can use as a starting point. Ask the doula, state program, or Medicaid plan to confirm enrollment for Oregon Health Plan birth doula services before relying on coverage.

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Find a doula

Use the official registry first, then confirm Medicaid enrollmentProvider enrollmentProvider enrollment is the process of being approved by Medicaid or a Medicaid plan before billing. It can include IDs, attestations, portal setup, and state-specific documents. or plan acceptance.

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Public listings in Oregon

These public listings are labeled by source, claim status, and Medicaid status. Confirm enrollmentProvider enrollmentProvider enrollment is the process of being approved by Medicaid or a Medicaid plan before billing. It can include IDs, attestations, portal setup, and state-specific documents. or plan acceptance with the official source, Medicaid plan, or provider before relying on coverage.

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Directory submission status

Before scheduling

Confirm the doula is enrolled or accepted by the member's Medicaid plan.
Confirm the member is eligible for the service date and benefit.
Ask whether a referral, recommendation, or prior approval is required.
Keep client details in the payer, plan, or provider's secure records, not public tools.

Confirm with the health plan

If the member has managed careManaged care / MCOManaged care means a Medicaid health plan handles some or all coverage and billing steps for a member. MCO stands for managed care organization., use the plan provider page to confirm whether the doula is enrolled, contracted, or otherwise accepted before relying on coverage.

OHA CCO contact table and CCO mapOpen the plan confirmation page and provider link before scheduling or billing.

Request or claim

Provider next step

Claim a listing or check provider readiness

Doulas can claim an existing listing that came from a public source. New listing submissions are temporarily unavailable.

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Do not enter patient or family names, contact details, Medicaid IDs, dates of birth, service dates, claims, or visit notes.

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