National Medicaid
DOULA BENEFIT
Did You Know?
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), through the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), is now ensuring that birthing people have the support they need for a full year after giving birth
Doula Benefits Nationwide
Over the last few years, many states have implemented a Medicaid doula benefit, to help combat the overwhelming disparities of birthing people and babies across the country. Thanks to the advocacy efforts of doulas and community based organizations, the list of states that offer Medicaid doula support continues to grow. Birthworkers of Color Collective knows the importance and the impact that can be made when doula services are made accessible. Follow along with the advocacy efforts of BWOCC as we continue to support Medicaid doula providers and birthing folks nationwide.
Extended Medicaid Postpartum
Coverage Across the U.S.
More than 40 U.S. states have significantly extended Medicaid postpartum coverage to 12 months post giving birth. This crucial policy change aims to provide continuous, comprehensive care for mothers and birthing people during their postpartum period.
States embracing this extending coverage include:
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California
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Hawaii
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Michigan
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Maryland
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Nebraska
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Virginia
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and many more
This list is expected to grow as CMS collaborates with additional states.
Doula Care
Coverage Varies Across States And May Include
Discover How Medicaid Doula Coverage Can Benefit You!
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California residents - Medi-Cal
