In this study, we evaluate how an expansion of Medicaid coverage for pregnant women and
infants affected the adult outcomes of individuals who gained access to coverage in utero …

This paper examines the long-term impact of exposure to Medicaid in early childhood on
adult health and economic status. The staggered timing of Medicaid's adoption across the …

Introduction Preconception and interconception health care are critical means of identifying,
managing, and treating risk factors originating before pregnancy that can harm fetal …

The Affordable Care Act (ACA) Medicaid expansion increased Medicaid eligibility for low-
income adults regardless of their pregnancy or parental status. Variation in states' adoption …

The Affordable Care Act (ACA) Medicaid expansions increased preconception and
postpartum insurance coverage among low-income birthing people, leading to greater use …

Medicaid has a long history of serving pregnant women, but many women are not eligible for
Medicaid before pregnancy or after sixty days postpartum. We used data for new mothers …

Despite receiving less attention than their childless counterparts, low-income parents also
experienced significant expansions of Medicaid eligibility under the Affordable Care Act …

Timely postpartum care is associated with lower maternal morbidity and mortality, yet fewer
than half of Medicaid beneficiaries attend a postpartum visit. Medicaid enrollees are at …

Objective. To provide an assessment of how well the Medicaid program is working at
improving access to and use of health care for low‐income mothers. Data Source/Study …

The postpartum period is an important, but often neglected element of maternity care. New
mothers may be dealing with a host of medical conditions, such as complications from …