Human services: medical services; coverage for group prenatal care services; require. Amends 1939 PA 280 (MCL 400.1 - 400.119b) by adding sec. 109t.
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Overview
This bill requires the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services to include group prenatal care services in the Medical Assistance Program. It defines ‘group prenatal care services’ as a maximum of 12 prenatal visits provided in a group of at least three individuals, following an evidence-based model. The bill amends existing law to establish this new coverage requirement. This aims to improve prenatal care access for eligible Michigan residents.
Key provisions
- Requires the Medical Assistance Program to cover group prenatal care services.
- Defines ‘group prenatal care services’ as up to 12 prenatal visits in a group setting.
- Specifies that group settings must include at least three individuals.
- Establishes an evidence-based model for group prenatal care services.
Who is affected
- Pregnant women in Michigan
- Individuals receiving Medical Assistance
- Healthcare providers offering prenatal care
Notable changes
- Adds a new section (109t) to the Social Welfare Act.
- Introduces a specific requirement for group prenatal care coverage within the Medical Assistance Program.
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