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Vermont Care Partners discusses doulas impact on bill at committee meeting Amy Johnson highlights doula data and testimonies in Vermont legislative committee review.

Vermont lawmakers are diving deep into the impact of doulas on maternal health, sparking a vital conversation on potential cost savings and improved outcomes for families.

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Committee advances S 53 for doula certification and workforce development Lawmakers support certification of doulas to ensure accessible, community-based healthcare support.

Vermont is taking a groundbreaking step to enhance maternal health by proposing the certification of community-based doulas, ensuring that every family has access to culturally competent support.

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Legislators support equitable access to community doulas for marginalized birthing populations Support for doula care improvements aims to enhance health outcomes for underserved communities

Government discussions reveal the life-changing impact of perinatal doulas on maternal health, especially for marginalized communities—it's time to make doula care accessible for all!

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Vermont witnesses rising maternal mortality rates among Medicaid recipients Vermont reports eight perinatal maternal deaths, all among Medicaid recipients from 2021 to 2023.

Vermont is grappling with a shocking maternal mortality crisis, revealing disparities that put marginalized communities at grave risk during childbirth.

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Vermont Senate passes bill to support Medicaid coverage for birth center services Senate bill ensures Medicaid covers prenatal and birth center care starting January 2026.

Vermont's Senate Bill 18 is set to revolutionize maternal healthcare by expanding Medicaid coverage for birth centers, aiming to improve access for expectant mothers and newborns in need.

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Vermont group advocates for legislation to support freestanding birth centers Advocates urge Vermont to approve legislation for developing freestanding birth centers

Vermont's push for freestanding birth centers could revolutionize maternal health, offering better outcomes and lower costs for women and families.

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