Suggest a provider
Know a great midwife or doula who is not listed yet? Suggest a provider in under a minute. A moderator checks every suggestion.
What happens when you suggest a provider
First, we email you a confirmation link. This keeps out spam. Next, a moderator checks the public source you shared.
If the details hold up, we create a neutral, unclaimed page. The provider can then claim it for free. You do not get editing or messaging rights, and we tell you when we decide.
Why your suggestion matters
Many great providers are busy with clients and have not listed themselves yet. When you suggest a provider, you help other families find them sooner.
Your suggestion also helps us decide where to grow next. In fact, we track which cities families search most, and we reach out to providers there first.
Thank you for helping. In return, we keep your email private, and we only use it to confirm your suggestion and tell you what we decided. Also, if you know the provider personally, let them know they can claim the page for free once it is live.
Questions about suggestions
Will the provider know I suggested them?
No. We never share your name or email with the provider.
Can I suggest myself?
You can, but it is faster to add your own profile, because you can manage it right away.
What if the provider is already listed?
Then we merge your suggestion into the existing page and let you know.
Good sources to share
The best source is the provider’s own website. A public business page also works. For midwives, a state license record helps too, such as the TDLR lookup.
Please do not share private details, health information or personal phone numbers. Also, read how BirthCareMatch works to see how pages stay accurate.