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Letter to Pennsylvania Senators: Expanding Medicaid Coverage One Year Postpartum

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Dec 2020
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On behalf of the Maternal Health Subgroup of the Pennsylvania Prenatal-to-Age-Three Collaborative, PolicyLab experts signed on to a joint letter to Sens. Casey and Toomey proposing expanding Medicaid coverage to one year postpartum as one important strategy for addressing the maternal health crisis in the U.S.

Authors: Ahaviah Glaser, James Guevara, Rebecka Rosenquist, Meredith Matone

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Health Care Coverage & Underinsurance
Public Systems & Community Programs

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