We’re happy to help you find highly-rated in-person doulas in your area. Message your Care Advocate for a personal referral list.
Keep in mind that most insurance plans don't routinely cover doula care. However, some plans may offer specific programs or benefits that include doula support. It's essential to contact your insurance carrier directly to ask about their coverage policies and any potential reimbursement options.
Some additional options:
- Maven Wallet: If your employer offers Maven Wallet, you might be able to use your funds to cover doula services. Check your Maven Wallet Program Overview for details.
- FSA/HSA: You may be able to use funds from your Flexible Spending Account (FSA) or Health Savings Account (HSA) to pay for doula services. Consult your FSA/HSA plan documents for eligibility requirements.
Virtual doulas on Maven: Maven members have free, unlimited access to our virtual doulas. Go to “Get Care” and search “Doulas” to book a virtual appointment anytime. Virtual doula support has been linked to improved birth outcomes and a more empowering birthing experience.