maternal health

The grant will provide state Medicaid funding over 10 years with a goal of reducing disparities in access and treatment for pregnant women, new mothers and babies.  read more >

UAMS has received a grant from Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin to support a women’s mental health fellowship. read more >

The program aims to earn accreditation in 2025 and enroll its first residents in the summer of 2026. read more >

Maternal health solutions can improve outcomes, strengthen families and help Arkansas prosper. read more >

Employers should update policies and ensure HR reps are ready for these expanded protections. read more >

Implementing parental leave policies is an investment in your business’ health and reputation. read more >

AIM for Arkansas says it will advocate for pro-family policies that expand access, improve quality and make maternal health care more affordable. read more >

The study aims to reduce prenatal inequities by examining the outcomes of two intervention models. read more >

Funding for the program comes from a $350,000 Health Resources Services Administration grant. read more >

The collaborative will work with the state Department of Health to improve maternal and infant health outcomes by identifying health care processes that need to be improved. read more >

Work will focus on addressing critical gaps in data systems, health services availability and quality of care to improve outcomes and reduce disparities. read more >