Practitioners May Be Required to Assist with Planning For Postpartum Care

Practitioners May Be Required to Assist with Planning For Postpartum Care - Healthcare Law Update - April 2023 - Brach Eichler
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4/30/2023

Assembly Bill 2655, introduced on February 14, 2022, and later reported and referred to the Assembly Health Committee on March 16, 2023, would require health care professionals providing prenatal care to ensure that each pregnant woman has the opportunity to develop a comprehensive personalized postpartum care plan that is consistent with her anticipated postpartum needs. The plan, at a minimum, must designate a medical home where the woman may access care and support between the end of the pregnancy and the postpartum visit. The health care professional will be required to offer to help develop a plan if the woman does not have a plan.

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John D. Fanburg, Chair | 973.403.3107 | jfanburg@bracheichler.com
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Vanessa Coleman | 973.364.5208 | vcoleman@bracheichler.com

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