HHS Launches Postpartum Maternal Health Collaborative

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Secretary Becerra announced that six states will participate in a new collaborative effort to address postpartum mortality.

Secretary Becerra announced that six states will participate in a new collaborative effort to address postpartum mortality

This new collaborative seeks to bring together state experts, local providers, community partners, and federal experts to develop a better understanding of the challenges being experienced among the postpartum population and support new solutions that will improve postpartum mortality. In conjunction with this new HHS collaborative, the National Governors Association launched their Improving Maternal and Child Health in Rural America State and Territory Policy Learning Collaborative.

These new collaboratives are just one way that HHS is working to improve maternal and postpartum health and builds on the Biden-Harris Administration's historic actions to improve maternal mortality in line with the 2022 White House Blueprint for Addressing the Maternal Health Crisis. Through the American Rescue Plan, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services have extended comprehensive postpartum coverage to 12 months after pregnancy through Medicaid in.

 

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