Based in Oskaloosa, IA
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Profile updated 11/9/2026
View profileSearch midwives and doulas in Iowa by city, birth setting and due month. Start with Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Davenport and Sioux City, or search any community statewide.
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Based in Oskaloosa, IA
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View profileMidwives provide clinical care, so state rules decide who may practice and where. Rules differ from state to state. Therefore, confirm a midwife’s license with the state before you hire; credentials on profiles are provider-reported. Your state licensing board can confirm a license; ask each midwife which board licenses them.
Doulas, by contrast, give non-clinical support. Certification is optional for doulas, so profiles show exactly what each doula reported. Read our credential standards for details.
Finally, remember that availability is a guide. Due-month results only show providers who updated in the last 30 days, but you should still confirm openings directly.
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