In the lead up to the November 5th application deadline, Georgetown's Center for Children and Families explored how the RHT program can help states fund maternal health initiatives.
This brief provides findings on Medicaid-covered dental visits and dental-related emergency department visits during pregnancy and one year postpartum.
That’s Medicaid shares stories of people covered by Medicaid at critical points in their lives, underscoring the importance of stable health insurance coverage.
This blog offers public health strategies to improve Black maternal health outcomes.
That’s Medicaid shares stories of people covered by Medicaid at critical points in their lives, underscoring the importance of stable health insurance coverage.
That’s Medicaid shares stories of people covered by Medicaid at critical points in their lives, underscoring the importance of stable health insurance coverage.
This blog examines the potential impacts of the U.S. Supreme Court's decision on the Medina v. Planned Parenthood South Atlantic case, which will determine whether people enrolled in Medicaid can sue to enforce the "free choice of provider" provision.
That's Medicaid shares stories of people covered by Medicaid at critical points in their lives, underscoring the importance of stable health insurance coverage.
This report offers recommendations and early key takeaways from Georgia's Medicaid postpartum coverage extension.
This blog highlights state health officials improving access to maternal care through participation in the National Academy for State Health Policy's Advancing State Strategies to Address Maternity Care Deserts Policy Academy.
This report evaluates TEC's new implementation protocols and provides insights on referrals for home-visiting services.
This webinar explores policy considerations and opportunities to achieve reproductive health equity.
That’s Medicaid shares stories of people covered by Medicaid at critical points in their lives, underscoring the importance of stable health insurance coverage to building a nationwide Culture of Health.
This blog discusses how Medicaid payment for interpersonal consultation services improves behavioral health services provided to maternal and child populations.
This brief examines the implementation of postpartum coverage extensions in five states and identifies key considerations for ensuring extended coverage translates to the use of comprehensive services.
This blog examines how the lack of diversity within the healthcare workforce is a significant contributing factor to the high Black infant mortality rate across the nation.
This blog highlights key details from the new resources published by the state of Tennessee to help stakeholders assist families who may be eligible for the new diaper benefit.
This blog reviews how states can leverage the lessons learned from previous emergency response plans, such as those implemented during the Zika outbreak, to better prepare for future emergencies.
This blog discusses how the proposed rule would establish baseline organizational standards, include emergency services requirements, and provide Medicaid reimbursement for certain services outside a clinic.
This report examines states’ use of Medicaid section 1115 demonstrations to cover housing, nutrition, and other HRSN services and supports for pregnant and postpartum individuals and young children who are experiencing or at risk of unmet HRSN.
This blog examines new data on maternal mortality and disparities, and the tools states have available to help combat maternal mortality and morbidity before, during, and after pregnancy.
This podcast highlights the need to better address maternal health disparities, particularly for Black, American Indian, Alaskan Native women, and people living in rural communities.
This episode of the Medicaid Leadership Exchange podcast highlights the need to better address maternal health disparities, particularly for Black, American Indian, and Alaskan Native women, and people living in rural communities.
This inaugural post highlights state activity from March and April 2024.
This blog examines the how PRISM helped Missouri achieve its goals through exemplifying a proactive approach to addressing critical maternal health challenges.
This blog examines research on continuous Medicaid coverage and mental health among mothers and infants in the postpartum year.
This blog examines which states nationwide have taken steps toward Medicaid coverage for doula care.
The Center for Children and Families (CCF) at Georgetown University scanned state Medicaid agency websites for information about the performance of individual managed care organizations (MCOs) for children, youth in foster care, and pregnant and postpartum women. This blog assesses CCF's findings and the financial transparency of state Medicaid agency websites
This blog discusses resources to help state Medicaid leaders partner to connect more program enrollees with the WIC benefits they are qualified to receive.
This blog discusses how programs that support lactation professionals can support Black women beyond delivery.
This blog examines a Q&A, which is intended to serve as an added resource for states implementing continuous eligibility.
This blog shares how partnerships between pediatrics and obstetrics and gynecology can promote access to risk-appropriate care and create a stronger continuity of care for parents and their children.
This blog discusses a report that recommends steps state Medicaid agencies can take to address mental health among mothers and infants in the postpartum year, highlighting recent federal actions with implications for state action.
This blog summarizes key takeaways regarding the inclusion of maternal and child health in infectious disease emergency preparedness and response in states and territories.
This blog shares a new report that offers policy recommendations to ensure new mothers are able to access coverage and high-quality care during the postpartum period.
This blog examines actions states can take to increase access to care for substance use disorder among pregnant and postpartum people.
The blog explores why improving collection of and access to high-quality data is imperative in helping policymakers understand and develop effective solutions to address mechanisms that lead to poor maternal health outcomes.
This blog includes takeaways from an ASTHO technical package, summarizing a select group of related interventions that, taken together, help achieve and sustain improvements related to risk factors for CS or health outcomes.
This blog introduces a new National Governors Association guide, designed to make transformational change in a system that has historically failed mothers and babies.
In this blog, CHIR members provide an overview of the meeting—including a presentation by CHIR faculty member Christine Monahan—and its implications for current and future health equity initiatives.
This blog examines rural hospital closures and why rural hospitals may be at risk of closure due to the present and ongoing physician shortage.
This blog discusses federal support for states looking to expand postpartum coverage through Medicaid.
This blog examines how two newly-released proposed rules from CMS could reshape the federal regulatory landscape for Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program.
This blog discusses why timely and reliable data are necessary for program planning, implementation, and monitoring/identifying resources to address and prevent ACEs.
This blog examines Georgia’s efforts to address maternal mortality, partly through Medicaid postpartum coverage extension.
This blog outlines a collaborative approach that led to the development of an implementation guide to support mapping maternal health data across clinical areas and use cases.
This report offers the evidence and rationale for a policy-based approach to reduce tobacco use. It also provides (1) principles for advancing tobacco control policies and working with Tribal nations and (2) a summary of the changing tobacco control landscape, including the youth e-cigarette epidemic, information on health disparities and health equity, and addressing related issues such as marijuana, e-cigarette or vaping use-associated lung injury (EVALI), and COVID-19.
This interactive map and chart summarize proposed and approved legislation since 2018, Medicaid waivers, financial estimates, and other initiatives designed to extend coverage during the postpartum period. (Under the Families First Coronavirus Response Act, Medicaid enrollees who typically lose coverage after 60 days postpartum cannot be disenrolled until the end of the month in which the public emergency period ends.)
This blog post seeks to review updates to five existing guidelines: Well-Women Preventive Visits, Breastfeeding Services and Supplies, Counseling for Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs), Screening for Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) Infections, and Contraception.
This interactive map shares the status of state legislative efforts to address prescription drug costs across the country.
This interactive map summarizes state Medicaid reimbursement policies for all types of midwives including certified nurse-midwives and midwives who pursue alternative pathways to licensure, often referred to as certified professional midwives, certified midwives, or direct entry midwives depending on state regulations.
This blog summarizes feedback from representatives of consumer advocates, insurers, and state agencies on CMS' proposed annual Notice of Benefits and Payment Parameters, which updates regulations governing the Affordable Care Act’s marketplaces.
This blog examines Virginia's framework to expand coverage for community doula services for Medicaid beneficiaries.
This interactive map and chart summarize proposed and approved legislation since 2018, Medicaid waivers, financial estimates, and other initiatives designed to extend coverage during the postpartum period.
This blog examines the Notice of Benefit and Payment Parameters for the 2023 plan year, released by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, that describes the annual regulation governing health insurance plans and marketplaces for the upcoming year.
This informative chart details key components and features of states’ Medicaid doula benefits.
