This blog shares perspectives from women, healthcare providers, policymakers, and advocates to understand how location impacts reproductive healthcare experiences, with fact sheets from 13 states.
This commentary shares how Medicaid served as a backstop to Latrice's healthcare coverage so that her baby could receive heart surgery and other needed care during her first year of life.
This report discusses the work requirements exclusion for pregnant or postpartum women and how to keep them covered.
This blog discusses coverage trends for new mothers from 2019 through 2024 due to federal and state policy changes, such as Medicaid unwinding and postpartum coverage extensions from COVID-19.
This commentary discusses how Medicaid covered Sarah's prenatal care after she was diagnosed with a pre-existing condition and enabled her to finish school and become employed full-time.
This blog discusses reproductive healthcare access in the United States, with 13 state factsheets on challenges impacting reproductive healthcare access.
This blog summarizes NASEM's report, including high priority services and recommendations for federal action to reduce pregnancy-related cardiovascular morbidity and mortality.
This publication discusses what a doula is and how doula care can support birthing people.
This blog discusses the importance of protecting pregnant and postpartum women when developing work requirement exemption processes and recommendations for states.
