Reduction in Postpartum Uninsurance Among Black Women in Non-Expansion States
Explore the reduction of postpartum uninsurance among Black women in non-expansion states and its implications for maternal healthcare post-COVID-19.
Explore the reduction of postpartum uninsurance among Black women in non-expansion states and its implications for maternal healthcare post-COVID-19.
Massachusetts introduces a certification process for birth doulas, paving the way for insurance coverage to enhance maternal health and address disparities.
Explore the declining access to early prenatal care in the U.S., influenced by insurance coverage gaps and recent healthcare policy changes.
This analysis details persistent racial disparities in U.S. maternal and infant health outcomes, explores social determinants and systemic factors, and assesses the impact of recent federal policy changes on healthcare access and equity.
Kansas Medicaid's KanCare expands maternal care services, adding providers and extending postpartum coverage to support pregnant and postpartum beneficiaries through enhanced MCO contracts and reimbursement policies.
Explore Medicaid's impact on health coverage for women of childbearing age in rural U.S. areas amid declining obstetric services.