Postpartum Doula Support For Medicaid Moms

Postpartum Support for Medicaid Moms: What’s Covered and How to Get Help

Welcoming a new baby is a beautiful experience, but let’s be real—it can also be overwhelming, especially when you don’t have enough support. At Soul Sista Birth Services, we understand how important it is for Black moms to have the care they deserve during the postpartum period. That’s why we proudly offer postpartum doula support for Medicaid moms, designed to help you recover, bond with your baby, and get the care you need.

Here’s a breakdown of what postpartum support looks like with us and how you can access these Medicaid-covered services to make your postpartum journey easier.

What’s Included in Postpartum Doula Services?

Every Medicaid plan has different coverage, but at Soul Sista Birth Services, we’ve tailored our postpartum services to address your unique needs. Here’s what we offer:

Newborn Care

  • Feeding (bottle or breastfeeding support)

  • Changing diapers (including cloth diapering)

  • Helping your baby nap peacefully

  • Dressing your baby and ensuring they’re comfortable

Let us take care of your little one so you can rest, recharge, or simply take some much-needed "me time."

Maternal Care

  • Support for C-section recovery, including light tasks to ease the healing process

  • Connection to community resources for mental health services, such as counseling for postpartum depression, anxiety, and OCD

  • Emotional support to help you feel heard, validated, and cared for during this transformative time

Light Housework Duties

  • Washing dishes and tidying up around the home

  • Laundry (yes, even the baby’s endless supply of onesies!)

  • Grocery shopping and meal prep, ensuring you and your family stay nourished

Patient Education

Our postpartum doulas empower you with knowledge and skills that make parenting easier. We provide:

  • Breastfeeding support and education

  • Diapering tutorials, including cloth diapering

  • Babywearing guidance so you can bond with your baby hands-free

  • Newborn care tips

  • Parenting classes to build confidence in raising your little one

What’s Covered by Medicaid Plans?

The postpartum services covered depend on your Medicaid Managed Organization (MCO). Here’s what to expect from some of the major plans:

  • Sunshine Health & Simply Health: Free, unlimited postpartum doula visits, including support for newborn and maternal care.

  • United Healthcare: Coverage includes up to two postpartum visits after birth.

  • Humana: Four postpartum visits covered, along with newborn and maternal care.

Each Medicaid plan is different, so it’s always best to double-check your coverage. Regardless of your plan, Soul Sista Birth Services is here to make the process as seamless as possible.

Why Choose Soul Sista Birth Services?

At Soul Sista Birth Services, we specialize in supporting Medicaid moms, and we know firsthand the unique challenges Black moms face during the postpartum period. Our goal is to make sure you feel supported, respected, and cared for while you heal and adjust to life with your baby.

We understand that every mom’s situation is different, and that’s why we offer customizable postpartum care services. Whether you need help with your baby, recovery, household tasks, or education, we’ve got you covered.

How to Apply for Postpartum Doula Services

Applying for Medicaid-covered postpartum doula services with us is quick and easy. Just head over to our website and fill out the application form. Once we receive your information, we’ll guide you through the process of getting the care you need.

You Deserve Support, Mama
The postpartum period can be tough, but you don’t have to go through it alone. Soul Sista Birth Services is here to lighten the load, give you space to rest, and make sure you have all the tools and support you need to thrive.

Take the first step by visiting our website and applying for postpartum doula services today. You’ve got this—and we’re here to help every step of the way.

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