Community support to help pregnant people during prenatal care
Part of Women’s health & pregnancy clinical trials.
This study tests a community-based support program (“patient navigation”) to help pregnant people with unmet social needs get the care they need. It includes support from early pregnancy through 12 months after delivery and may help if social needs are affecting your prenatal care.
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Who can take part
- You are pregnant and will receive prenatal care for one baby (singleton pregnancy) at Grady
- You are Black, age 18 or older, and can speak and understand English well enough to take part
- You are on Medicaid
- You are in early pregnancy (20 weeks pregnant or less) when you start
- A clinic questionnaire shows you have at least one unmet social need
- You plan to stay in metro Atlanta for your care and be available through 12 months after delivery
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