Practitioner Directory

The village starts
with you.

Ama connects families with vetted birth workers, midwives, doulas, lactation consultants, and perinatal specialists who share their values. Find your care team — or join ours.

2,400+

Birth Doulas

890+

Midwives

1,100+

Lactation Consultants

1,800+

Postpartum Doulas

540+

Functional Nutritionists

720+

Perinatal Therapists

Coverage You May Not Know You Have

Many insurance plans cover doulas,
midwives, and home births.

The United States is in the middle of a maternal care revolution. Coverage for holistic birth support is expanding rapidly — and most families don't know what they're entitled to.

01

Doula support

More than 12 states now mandate Medicaid coverage for doula services, and private insurers including Cigna, Aetna, and UnitedHealthcare are rapidly expanding coverage. Studies show doula support reduces C-section rates by up to 39%.

02

Midwifery care

Certified Nurse-Midwives (CNMs) are covered by Medicaid in all 50 states and by most private insurance plans. CNM-attended births have lower intervention rates, lower preterm birth rates, and higher breastfeeding initiation.

03

Home & birth center births

Planned home births with a qualified midwife are covered by many state Medicaid programs and a growing number of private plans. Birth center births are often covered at the same rate as hospital births under the ACA.

04

Lactation consultation

The ACA requires most insurance plans to cover lactation support at no cost. This includes visits with an IBCLC (International Board Certified Lactation Consultant) during pregnancy and after birth.

Not sure what you're covered for? Use our free coverage tool to get a personalized script for calling your insurer — with the exact questions to ask and CPT codes to reference.

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Major Insurance Providers Offer Coverage for Your Village

Coverage varies by plan — always verify with your provider.

UnitedHealthcareUnitedHealthcare
Blue Cross Blue ShieldBlue Cross Blue Shield
AetnaAetna
CignaCigna
HumanaHumana
Kaiser PermanenteKaiser Permanente
AnthemAnthem
Medicaid
Medicare
Tricare
Molina HealthcareMolina Healthcare
Oscar HealthOscar Health
Harvard Pilgrim
Wellmark
UnitedHealthcareUnitedHealthcare
Blue Cross Blue ShieldBlue Cross Blue Shield
AetnaAetna
CignaCigna
HumanaHumana
Kaiser PermanenteKaiser Permanente
AnthemAnthem
Medicaid
Medicare
Tricare
Molina HealthcareMolina Healthcare
Oscar HealthOscar Health
Harvard Pilgrim
Wellmark

For Families

Find a birth worker
who gets it.

Every practitioner in the Ama directory is vetted for credentials, values alignment, and commitment to evidence-based, family-centered care. Browse by specialty, location, and insurance.

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For Practitioners

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shares your values.

Ama is built around the belief that birth is not a medical event — it's a rite of passage that deserves the full support of a village. If that resonates, we'd love to have you.

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From Our Practitioners

Practitioner Reviews

Ama understands something that mainstream medicine is only beginning to catch up to: the mother and baby are one dyad, not two separate patients. The way this platform centers that relationship — from registry to village to nourish — gives me hope that we are finally building the kind of support system every birthing person deserves.

Elena M.

Certified Professional Midwife, CPM · Santa Fe, NM

As a functional nutritionist who specializes in prenatal care, I cannot overstate how meaningful it is to see Ama embed nutrition into the registry experience itself. Prenatal nutrition isn't a supplement — it's the foundation of a healthy pregnancy, birth, and postpartum recovery. Ama is the first platform I've seen that treats it that way.

Maya V.

Functional Nutritionist, MS, RDN · Austin, TX

I've worked as a postpartum doula for eleven years. The loneliness families feel in those first weeks is preventable — and Ama is one of the few platforms actively doing something about it. The meal train, the village tab, the registry built around real support rather than stuff. This is what the fourth trimester has always needed.

Amara J.

Postpartum Doula, CD(DONA) · Brooklyn, NY