ok-1213: Oklahoma Health Care Authority — Medical Providers-Fee for Service
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The proposed policy revisions clarify OHCA's requirements for agency recognition of doula certifying organizations. There are neither national standards nor minimum certification requirements for doulas. Each doula certifying organization sets its own requirements for doula certification. For that reason, OHCA has developed minimum criteria that doula certifying organizations must meet to be recognized as an approved certifying organization. OHCA will only contract with doulas who are certified by an OHCA-recognized certifying organization. The proposed criteria address geographic location, specialty certifications offered by the organization, frequency of recertification, training modalities, support experience required, references, and practice guidelines and standards (including ethics guidelines and a grievance/disciplinary policy).
The agency’s own summary, as published.
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