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Arkansas clinics reach out as new moms lose Medicaid after 60 days (opens the original)
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Arkansas has the 12th highest uninsured rate in the country at just over 9%. Its Hispanic population has the highest rate, with about 27% uninsured. Clinics across the state are working to target these individuals, as well as new moms losing pregnancy Medicaid coverage soon after giving birth. Ozarks at Large's Eva Mundo reports. A recent quarterly report by the Arkansas Department of Human Services says that 45% of new moms lost Medicaid coverage after 60 days of giving birth, as reported by th
UAMS expands pelvic floor disorder care, treatment options across Arkansas (opens the original)
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Urogynecology is a medical field that specifically treats pelvic floor disorders. UAMS just announced an expansion of care for these disorders, with help from urogynecologist Sallie Oliphant. Ozarks at Large's Eva Mundo explains. She's a professor in the Department of Urology and a urogynecologist at UAMS. She says that about 25 to 30% of women are likely to have a symptomatic pelvic floor disorder at some point in their life. "What we mean by pelvic floor disorders are things like bothersome ur
Bilingual doulas become the voice for Hispanic mothers in Arkansas (opens the original)
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Doulas are guides for mothers and families to navigate their pregnancies, but there are few who are available to help the growing Hispanic population in Northwest Arkansas. Ozarks at Large's Eva Mundo has more. Bilingual doulas can be a bridge between languages for clients and medical staff. Their complex roles are crucial to guide new mothers and families through pregnancy, labor and postpartum. Annie Brown has been a bilingual doula for six years. As a native Spanish speaker, she has been doin
Arkansas again misses deadline for Medicaid doula coverage (opens the original)
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The Arkansas Department of Human Services missed yet another deadline to extend Medicaid coverage to doula services across the state. But doulas' worry reached beyond these delays. Ozarks at Large's Eva Mundo has the details. The process to implement this coverage began in February 2025 with the Healthy Moms, Healthy Babies Act. Aaron Pilkington is a state representative for District 45 and one of the co-sponsors of the bill. He says their ultimate goal was to lower maternal and infant mortality
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