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Would Group Prenatal Care Make New Mothers Less Lonely?
The group model of prenatal care cuts costs, promotes lasting friendships, and leads to better outcomes. 30 years later, why ...
Huntsville-area legislator’s bill expanding access to prenatal care approved by Alabama House
The Alabama House has unanimously passed a bill that would ensure early access to prenatal care through Medicaid for ...
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Alabama House passes presumptive Medicaid coverage for prenatal care
HB89 would provide presumptive Medicaid eligibility to pregnant Alabamians before their Medicaid applications are reviewed ...
UAMS study reveals mothers covered by Medicaid or living in rural areas are less likely to receive prenatal care
A new study from UAMS revealed that mothers in Arkansas who live in rural areas and/or have Medicaid-covered births are less ...
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Alabama House committee approves presumptive Medicaid care
HB89 provides prenatal care to low-income pregnant people, improving maternal health with an estimated $1 million annual cost ...
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Free prenatal care services now available in Bainbridge
A faith-based organization is filling a need for pregnancy resources in Decatur County Georgia. First Option Care has free prenatal care services like pregnancy tests and ultrasounds.
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UAMS study finds rural, Medicaid mothers face prenatal care delays in Arkansas
A new study from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) shows that mothers in Arkansas who live in rural areas or have Medicaid coverage are less likely to get timely or enough ...
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UAMS study reveals mothers covered by Medicaid or living in rural areas are less likely to receive prenatal care
The study, titled “Disparities in prenatal care utilization among racial/ethnic and nativity subgroups in the United States”, analyzed the utilization of prenatal care among women across Arkansas.