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Pick your state for Medicaid postpartum, WIC, Early Intervention, and the PSI chapter. National lines are below.
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CMS lists 12-month postpartum coverage: Yes.
The state Medicaid alert describes full benefits during pregnancy and 12 months postpartum.
State Medicaid pageAlabama Early Intervention System (ADRS)
Program site800-543-3098 (English) 866-450-2838 (Spanish)
Early Intervention/Infant Learning Program (ILP)
Program site(907) 451-5041 (state Part C coordinator office; no referral line listed)
CMS lists 12-month postpartum coverage: No.
The state manual describes 60-day postpartum coverage.
State Medicaid pageCMS lists 12-month postpartum coverage: Yes.
The state policy is titled “Pregnancy and 12-Month Extended Postpartum Period.”
State Medicaid page (PDF)Birth to Three Early Intervention System
Program site(302) 283-7240 (New Castle County) and (302) 424-7300 (Kent and Sussex Counties)
Babies Can't Wait
Program site404-463-0820 (state Part C coordinator office; no referral line listed)
CMS lists 12-month postpartum coverage: Yes.
The linked file is a state plan amendment. No member-facing page was found.
State Medicaid page (PDF)Early Intervention Section (DOH)
Program site(808) 594-0066 (for Oahu or 1-800-235-5477 for Neighbor Islands)
CMS lists 12-month postpartum coverage: Yes.
The linked file is a provider bulletin. No member-facing page was found.
State Medicaid page (PDF)CMS lists 12-month postpartum coverage: Yes.
No dedicated member postpartum page was found. This is the KanCare eligibility page.
State Medicaid pageEarly Intervention Division (DPH)
Program site(800) 905-8437 (EI Central Directory)
CMS lists 12-month postpartum coverage: Yes.
The state page does not state 12 months.
State Medicaid pageCMS lists 12-month postpartum coverage: Yes.
The state Medicaid site was showing a temporary page. A dedicated postpartum post returned 404.
State Medicaid pageCMS lists 12-month postpartum coverage: Yes.
The state FAQ mentions 12-month postpartum coverage for MO HealthNet for Pregnant Women.
State Medicaid pageFirst Steps
Program site573-751-3559 (state Part C coordinator office; no referral line listed)
Ohio Early Intervention
Program site(614) 728-9164 (state Part C coordinator office; no referral line listed)
CMS lists 12-month postpartum coverage: Yes.
No dedicated member postpartum page was found.
State Medicaid pageEarly Intervention Program
Program site(401) 462-3425 (state Part C coordinator office; no referral line listed)
BabyNet
Program site803-898-4439 (state Part C coordinator office; no referral line listed)
Children's Integrated Services - Early Intervention
Program siteRegional numbers (see state referral site)
CMS lists 12-month postpartum coverage: Yes.
The linked page is about postpartum health, not eligibility.
State Medicaid pageEarly Intervention and Education Program (EIEP)
Program site1-877-WYO-Grow (Regional phone numbers at the Referral Website)
Not listed in the CMS postpartum table (data file 2026-09).
medicaid.gov lists a phone only.
Call your state office or search the official site.
Call your state office or search the official site.
Guam Early Intervention System (GEIS)
Program site671-300-5776 (state Part C coordinator office; no referral line listed)
Call your state office or search the official site.
The FNA locator lists no website for this jurisdiction.
Call your state office or search the official site.
CNMI PSS Early Intervention Program
Program site(670) 483-3903 (state Part C coordinator office; no referral line listed)
Call your state office or search the official site.
Intervención Temprana (Part C)
Program site787-765-2929 ext. 4598 (state Part C coordinator office; no referral line listed)
Call your state office or search the official site.
Infant/Toddler Program (DOH)
Program site(340) 718-1311 ext 3624 for St. Croix. See St. Thomas above)
Call your state office or search the official site.
CMS lists 12-month postpartum coverage: Yes.
The state Medicaid alert describes full benefits during pregnancy and 12 months postpartum.
State Medicaid pageAlabama Early Intervention System (ADRS)
Program site800-543-3098 (English) 866-450-2838 (Spanish)
Early Intervention/Infant Learning Program (ILP)
Program site(907) 451-5041 (state Part C coordinator office; no referral line listed)
CMS lists 12-month postpartum coverage: No.
The state manual describes 60-day postpartum coverage.
State Medicaid pageCMS lists 12-month postpartum coverage: Yes.
The state policy is titled “Pregnancy and 12-Month Extended Postpartum Period.”
State Medicaid page (PDF)Birth to Three Early Intervention System
Program site(302) 283-7240 (New Castle County) and (302) 424-7300 (Kent and Sussex Counties)
Babies Can't Wait
Program site404-463-0820 (state Part C coordinator office; no referral line listed)
CMS lists 12-month postpartum coverage: Yes.
The linked file is a state plan amendment. No member-facing page was found.
State Medicaid page (PDF)Early Intervention Section (DOH)
Program site(808) 594-0066 (for Oahu or 1-800-235-5477 for Neighbor Islands)
CMS lists 12-month postpartum coverage: Yes.
The linked file is a provider bulletin. No member-facing page was found.
State Medicaid page (PDF)CMS lists 12-month postpartum coverage: Yes.
No dedicated member postpartum page was found. This is the KanCare eligibility page.
State Medicaid pageEarly Intervention Division (DPH)
Program site(800) 905-8437 (EI Central Directory)
CMS lists 12-month postpartum coverage: Yes.
The state page does not state 12 months.
State Medicaid pageCMS lists 12-month postpartum coverage: Yes.
The state Medicaid site was showing a temporary page. A dedicated postpartum post returned 404.
State Medicaid pageCMS lists 12-month postpartum coverage: Yes.
The state FAQ mentions 12-month postpartum coverage for MO HealthNet for Pregnant Women.
State Medicaid pageFirst Steps
Program site573-751-3559 (state Part C coordinator office; no referral line listed)
Ohio Early Intervention
Program site(614) 728-9164 (state Part C coordinator office; no referral line listed)
CMS lists 12-month postpartum coverage: Yes.
No dedicated member postpartum page was found.
State Medicaid pageEarly Intervention Program
Program site(401) 462-3425 (state Part C coordinator office; no referral line listed)
BabyNet
Program site803-898-4439 (state Part C coordinator office; no referral line listed)
Children's Integrated Services - Early Intervention
Program siteRegional numbers (see state referral site)
CMS lists 12-month postpartum coverage: Yes.
The linked page is about postpartum health, not eligibility.
State Medicaid pageEarly Intervention and Education Program (EIEP)
Program site1-877-WYO-Grow (Regional phone numbers at the Referral Website)
Not listed in the CMS postpartum table (data file 2026-09).
medicaid.gov lists a phone only.
Call your state office or search the official site.
Call your state office or search the official site.
Guam Early Intervention System (GEIS)
Program site671-300-5776 (state Part C coordinator office; no referral line listed)
Call your state office or search the official site.
The FNA locator lists no website for this jurisdiction.
Call your state office or search the official site.
CNMI PSS Early Intervention Program
Program site(670) 483-3903 (state Part C coordinator office; no referral line listed)
Call your state office or search the official site.
Intervención Temprana (Part C)
Program site787-765-2929 ext. 4598 (state Part C coordinator office; no referral line listed)
Call your state office or search the official site.
Infant/Toddler Program (DOH)
Program site(340) 718-1311 ext 3624 for St. Croix. See St. Thomas above)
Call your state office or search the official site.
05 · Helplines
If you or your baby are in danger, call 911. This page is not medical advice.
Call or text. Free, confidential, and 24/7.1
The numeric line is 1-833-852-6262. For TTY, dial 711 and then 1-833-852-6262. Counselors listen, connect you with local support, and refer you to other health professionals. English and Spanish, with interpreters in 60 or more languages. It is for people who are pregnant or just had a baby.13
Call, text, or chat. Free, confidential, and 24/7, for everyone.2
Veterans can call 988 and press 1, or text 838255. For Spanish, dial 988 and press 2, or text AYUDA to 988. The line also includes a Deaf and hard-of-hearing videophone.2
Call or text. This is not a crisis line.3
Press 1 for Spanish or 2 for English. Text in English to 800-944-4773. Text in Spanish to 971-203-7773. You leave a message, and a trained volunteer calls or texts back. PSI sends emergencies to 988, Crisis Text Line, and the Maternal Mental Health Hotline. It is free, with translation on request.3
01 · Medicaid
The CMS postpartum table, data file dated September 2026, lists 12-month postpartum coverage as Yes for every state except Arkansas.7
Guam and Puerto Rico are No, and the District of Columbia is not in the table.7
American Samoa, the Northern Mariana Islands, and the U.S. Virgin Islands are not listed in that table. Coverage runs through each Medicaid or CHIP agency, and the rules vary. The state menu links the agency page when that page was verified on October 17, 2026.7
KFF’s postpartum coverage tracker is a secondary source, not an official page. Published July 15, 2026, it says the 12-month option began April 1, 2022 and was made permanent by the Consolidated Appropriations Act 2023.8
No federal Medicaid doula page was found. Three state pages were verified. Missouri covers doula services for MO HealthNet pregnant women through the 12-month postpartum period, when a physician or other licensed practitioner recommends them, for dates of service on or after October 1, 2024.26Oklahoma said on July 10, 2023 that SoonerCare members can receive doula services.27Minnesota’s Medical Assistance list includes certified doula services.28 Coverage varies by state.
HealthCare.gov says plans must provide breastfeeding support, counseling, and equipment for the duration of breastfeeding, before and after birth, and must cover the cost of a breast pump. The pump may be a rental or a new one you keep. This applies to Marketplace plans and other plans, except grandfathered plans. Some plans need pre-authorization.14
02 · WIC
WIC provides healthy foods, nutrition education, one-on-one breastfeeding support, and referrals to medical, dental, and mental health care, at no cost.9
It serves women who are pregnant, postpartum up to 6 months after the end of a pregnancy, or breastfeeding up to the infant’s first birthday, and children under 5.9
People on Medicaid, SNAP, or TANF may already be income eligible. Otherwise income has to be at or below the WIC limits. Enrollment includes a free health and nutrition check.10 TheFNA clinic locator finds a local office. The state menu links the WIC page when that page was verified.11
WIC Breastfeeding Support has guidance by stage, including low supply, pumping, and going back to work.12
Local WIC agencies run peer counseling under the FNA WIC Breastfeeding Model for Peer Counseling. That page does not list how a family reaches a peer counselor. Ask the local clinic.13
03 · Early Intervention
Early Intervention, under Part C of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, is for babies and toddlers from birth to age 3 with developmental delays or disabilities, and for their families.19
CDC says services are free or at reduced cost for an eligible child, a doctor’s referral is not necessary, and you start by calling your state program to ask for an evaluation.19
Parents can self-refer from birth. Every state and territory runs its own program under a lead agency. The federal rules are at 34 CFR Part 303.21
Services may include speech therapy, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and other services based on the needs of the child and family. Eligibility is based on an evaluation of your child’s skills and abilities.19
Under age 3, call the state or territory program and ask for an evaluation. Age 3 or older, call any local public elementary school and ask for a preschool special education evaluation.19
The state menu lists the program name, site, and phone from the ECTA Center Part C coordinator list. ECTA Center Part C contacts, checked October 17, 2026. ECTA says that list is highly subject to change. Some numbers are the coordinator’s office. The note on the number says when no family referral line was listed.20
04 · Mental health
The HelpLine, 1-800-944-4773, is free and is not a crisis line. A volunteer returns the call or text.3
PSI also lists free peer support groups, a provider directory, local Support Navigators, peer mentors, and state chapters.3
Online groups meet on Zoom through ShareWell. They cover perinatal mental health, including depression, anxiety, and OCD, plus pregnancy and infant loss. The Get Help page says there are over 50 groups. Groups are described as 100% free forever, cap at 25 people, and are first-come first-served. A free ShareWell account is required.43
The provider directory lists perinatal mental health professionals and groups in the United States and Canada. Searching is free. Provider fees vary.5
PSI lists 400 or more local Support Navigators, a Peer Mentor Program, and a weekly drop-in call led by licensed professionals, with no need to pre-register or give your name. It also lists the free Connect by PSI app and moderated closed Facebook groups. Those routes are free, through the HelpLine.3
State chapters are for advocacy and local resources. Write to chapters@postpartum.net. The state menu links a chapter page when that page was verified.6
Home visiting
Nurse-Family Partnership, run by Changent, pairs a specially educated registered nurse with a family from pregnancy until the child’s second birthday.15
It is voluntary and free for enrolled families, starts during pregnancy, and is available in 40 states, the District of Columbia, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and several Tribal communities.15
The program describes a 2.5-year relationship, with support in pregnancy, postpartum, infancy, and early childhood. It is for expectant parents facing significant adversity. The intake form is on Changent’sFor Families page. nursefamilypartnership.org now redirects to changent.org.1516
Healthy Start projects enroll women, partners, infants, and children up to 18 months in communities where the infant death rate is at least 1.5 times the U.S. average. A care coordinator and a plan can include pregnancy and postnatal care, doula services, and mental health and substance use screening. The page states no cost and has no locator.17
MIECHV pairs trained home visitors with pregnant women and parents of young children, and connects families to WIC, Medicaid, and housing and parenting resources. The page does not state the cost or the enrollment rules. State and local programs deliver it.18
Feeding help
La Leche League USA Leaders offer free information and support, one to one and in groups.22
Meetings are free, in person and online. The locator finds local help.23
USLCA’s directory lists member IBCLCs in private practice, including home visits, office or clinic visits, and pump rental or sales. Fees are set by each consultant. Insurance may cover lactation counseling. See the breast-pump note under Medicaid.2414
ILCA’s map lists lactation consultants in private practice. Fees vary.25
Alaska
Alaska Medicaid says recipients whose pregnancy ended on or after February 1, 2024 receive 12 months of postpartum coverage.29
No new application is required. Report that the pregnancy ended within 10 days.29
The Virtual Contact Center number on the FAQ is 800-478-7778. medicaid.gov also lists Medicaid coverage or billing at 800-780-9972, and TDD as Relay Alaska, 711. Apply on thestate Medicaid page.2930
Denali KidCare is Alaska’s CHIP. It covers children from birth through age 18 and pregnant women who meet income limits. Apply through HealthCare.gov or the Alaska Connect Portal.31
Alaska WICoffers free healthy foods, nutrition, and breastfeeding assessment, education, and support, plus referrals. You are income-eligible if you are eligible for Food Stamps, Medicaid, Denali KidCare, or ATAP. Otherwise the guidelines for July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027 apply. A household of 1 is listed at $36,908 a year, and a household of 4 at $76,313 a year. Call 907-465-3100 or emailwic@alaska.gov. Clinics are listedby region.3233
The Infant Learning Program is the state Part C program, based in Anchorage at 1835 Bragaw St. The Part C office number is (907) 451-5041.3420
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Checked by the Jaan Labs editors on October 17, 2026.