Since launching, the program has expanded to 23 full-time nurses and 17 part-time nurses providing services to about 640 patients around the state. From PamDankins:
by Pam Dankins, Mississippi Today August 9, 2023 Through a partnership between the state Health Department and the state Division of Medicaid, Healthy Moms, Healthy Babies program places registered nurse case managers in the homes of pregnant mothers undergoing high-risk pregnancies. Since launching, it has expanded to 23 full-time nurses and 17 part-time nurses providing services to about 640 patients around the state. State Health Officer Dr.
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