It has been an extraordinary year for the Policy Center.
We are proud to continue serving as a recognized “system orchestrator” and “field catalyst,” driving transformative change and offering critical insights across sectors.
live in maternal mental health professional shortage areas
this not only leaves mothers with no treatment options, but is also commonly noted by health insurance plans as the reason for their insufficient provider networks
A rule or plan of action, adopted and followed by a group, organization, or government
We are a policy think tank and field catalyst. We inform and facilitate systems change to improve women’s mental health during the childbearing years so that mothers, children, and families have the best opportunity to thrive.
It’s difficult to understand what might be possible in the name of mental health and maternal health under the current Trump administration, but we have hope, and let me tell you why in these reflections from the FORUM….
Throughout the FORUM and, in particular, during a panel moderated by Julie Rover of KFF’s “What the Health Podcast,” the threat to Medicaid was discussed. Among the panelists was Elizabeth Wright Burak, a senior fellow at the Georgetown Center for Children and Families, who warned that there is no way that the Republican-controlled U.S. House of Representatives can cut $880 billion without cutting Medicaid….
Explore key insights from the FORUM on integrating maternal mental health screening into obstetric care. This first post in a four-part series reflects on research, reimbursement strategies, and real patient experiences. Read more!…