Search midwives and doulas in Missouri by city, birth setting and due month. Start with Kansas City, St. Louis, Springfield and Columbia, or search any community statewide.
Pick a city to see providers who serve it and the communities around it. Then narrow by role and due month.
Population figures: U.S. Census Bureau 2024 estimates.
These providers serve at least one community in Missouri. For the best match, search your own city.
146 providers serving Missouri
Based in Overland Park, KS
Availability unknown. Ask the provider
Birth center · Home birth · Hospital
Profile updated 11/9/2026
View profileBased in Saint Louis, MO
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Birth center · Hospital
Profile updated 11/9/2026
View profileBased in Jefferson City, MO
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Profile updated 11/9/2026
View profileBased in Moberly, MO
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Profile updated 11/9/2026
View profileBased in Creve Coeur, MO
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Profile updated 11/9/2026
View profileBased in Leavenworth, KS
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Profile updated 11/9/2026
View profileBased in Springfield, MO
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Profile updated 11/9/2026
View profileBased in Wentzville, MO
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Profile updated 11/9/2026
View profileBased in St. Louis, MO
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Profile updated 11/9/2026
View profileBased in Gladstone, MO
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Profile updated 11/9/2026
View profileBased in Kansas City, MO
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Profile updated 11/9/2026
View profileBased in Gladstone, MO
Availability unknown. Ask the provider
Profile updated 11/9/2026
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.
Choose your city above or type it in the search box. Then filter by role, due month, birth setting and language.
Yes. We cover the main cities and many surrounding communities. Also, providers who serve a whole metro area or county appear in searches for the towns inside it.
Yes, when they list virtual support. Use the “Virtual” setting filter to find them.
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