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1. Most postpartum spending occurs beyond 60 days after delivery

Author(s):

Bloschichak, Aaron, author
Martin, Katie, author

Publication:

[Washington, D.C.] : Health Care Cost Institute, May 2020

Subject(s):

Health Expenditures -- statistics & numerical data
Postnatal Care -- economics
Postpartum Period
United States

2. Medicaid after pregnancy: state-level implications of extending postpartum coverage

Author(s):

Gordon, Sarah, (Of Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation, Office of Health Policy), author
Sugar, Sarah, author
Chen, Lucy, author
Peters, Christie, author
De Lew, Nancy, author
Sommers, Benjamin D., author

Publication:

Washington, D.C. : Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation, Office of Health Policy, December 7, 2021

Subject(s):

Insurance Coverage -- statistics & numerical data
Medicaid -- statistics & numerical data
Postnatal Care -- economics
State Government
United States

3. Closing gaps in maternal health coverage: assessing the potential of a postpartum Medicaid/CHIP extension

Author(s):

Haley, Jennifer, author
Johnston, Emily M., author

Publication:

[New York, New York] : The Commonwealth Fund, January 2021

Subject(s):

Insurance Coverage -- statistics & numerical data
Maternal Health Services -- economics
Medicaid
Postnatal Care -- economics
United States
State Children's Health Insurance Program (U.S.)

4. Opportunities to support maternal and child health through Medicaid’s new postpartum coverage extension

Author(s):

Clark, Maggie, (Of Georgetown University, Center for Children and Families), author
Burak, Elisabeth Wright, author

Publication:

[Washington, DC] : Georgetown University Health Policy Institute, Center for Children and Families, July 2022

Subject(s):

Infant Health -- economics
Insurance Coverage
Maternal Health -- economics
Maternal-Child Health Services -- economics
Medicaid
Postnatal Care -- economics
United States