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NY Medicaid Including Doula Services Is a Big Deal
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- Опубліковано 11 лип 2024
- New York is starting to include doula services as part of Medicaid - here's why it's such a crucial component of maternal health care
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It's refreshing to see a state that actually *cares* about the health and welfare of women!
New York doesn’t care. It’s about reckless spending
Now we need a state that cares about our veterans when they come home💁♂️
Tell me you're an anti-woman male without telling me you're anti-woman
i@@Roger-fs5yo.
@@Roger-fs5yoWell if we can ever get back to normal “Let’s improve lives here in the United States and fix some of these broken things…
Only this time, more people will be watching and paying attention to the details.
@@Roger-fs5yo Instead of dumping a what-about-ism in the comments of a video about a different and important issue, perhaps you could make some content pushing for the vets.
Commenting here is ineffective at serving your stated concern and detracts from this important video. What-about-isms are a way to silence others, whether you mean it that way or not.
That sorry mom was relatable
Loved my doula!! She not only helped, she also kept my husband calm
My mum in NZ had a doula for ALL seven children, born naturally with no drugs. Squatting or sitting was the best position. That Doula was a miracle worker who travelled around during WW2 helping woman give birth in high stress situations keeping them stable providing much care, and carried on her profound skills in that profession in NZ.
Budget Cuts: Republicans have proposed cutting Medicaid by billions of dollars, which would have a significant impact on the program’s ability to provide healthcare coverage to millions of Americans.
Medicaid Expansion: Republicans have also been critical of Medicaid expansion, with some states refusing to expand the program or imposing restrictions on eligibility.
if trump wins it won't last long or will be abolished entirely.
That’s a lie and Dems want to give it to illegals. Trump 2024!
That's why we have to Vote Trump......out of the country. He likes deportation right? 👍🏼💙
GOP Project 2025 want to raise the retirement age , abolish overtime pay, eliminate Unions, & Workers protections … wth 🤦🏼♀️
@@Trish-ur5xk Let it go maam, it’s not going to happen.
@@truthache8560 fascist GOP Project 2025 manifesto will be dumped in the dustbin of history when the Democrats win again in Roevember!! 💙
My doula was amazing! This was 25n years ago and it was actually medicaid. Thanks Washington state!
Nice try lying.
I’m from Washington state too and I didn’t had one when I had mine, neither did my sister in 1999 and neither did my nephew’s girlfriend
Just a PSA, spacebeth is a common bridge dweller I'm this site and nothing they say can be taken as fact.
@@asheronwindspear552 Because it is true
@@SpaceBethC131
Wow. Thanks so much for your comment that seems to indicate you have a total lack of logical thinking.
It's quite obvious that you chose to make an assumption based on no facts when you opened your comment with " nice try lying" of course nothing in her comments or your comment in any way in the case that you have proven that she was lying. She was relating her experience and where it happened. You related your experience and you was the experience of your sister and your nephew's girlfriend. But there's no way we can tell whether you're telling the truth either.
Of course nothing in your comment or in her comment can in any way be confirmed
It is quite clear that you have totally fail to come up with any logical rational or factual argument to disprove what you stated about her comment and clearly logical rational or factual argument that we convince us that what you said was true.
Illinois also has this!❤
My douoa saved me and my son from emergency delivery methods. Without her things would have been so much worse. So so grateful.
My VBAC was fulfilled safely by a wonderful doctor who believed in these methods.
Since I was 37 years old, he took all precautions at his birthing center.
What a wonderful experience and outcome.
❤️❤️❤️
I had a friend act as my doula during the births of my 2nd and 3rd child. She didn't have to do much because my labor was easy (especially baby #2) and I had a good team of nurses (especially with baby #3) but she was there to assist me and my husband with whatever we needed and relay messages between us and the staff. She just made things a little simpler. She was studying to become a professional doula at the time. Unfortunately she wasn't able to complete her studies but went on to become a full-time caregiver to a special needs adult.
And youd think it would've been the gop starting more programs concerning the comfort, health and safety of your pregnancies...ya know, since they care so much fetuses... But no, this is ofc happening in a blue state
I can’t wait to start my training! I’m so excited 😆 ❤
My sister in law just gave birth in Germany, her home country. Midwives are integrated into the medical system. She received midwifery care in the hospital leading up to and during the birth, and afterward, home visits. Yeah The doctor was present in the room, unobtrusively, for the 30 minutes of the actual delivery, so that emergency care could be administered immediately if needed. All provided under the standard health care free to every citizen.
In the U.S. my best friend (with excellent healthcare and income) had to choose between planning to give birth at midwifery center or hospital. My understanding is, if midwifery care is chosen, it can lead to delays in being transferred to emergency medical care if there are any complications. At that point you are off your birthing plan (i.e. you can't specify preset preferences to follow).
She did have complications and they nearly butchered her to death during C-section, but that's her story to tell.
At hospital, whether chosen as Plan A or due to emergency transfer, you can't receive midwifery care. Although you can be accompanied by a privately paid doula who can look after your personal needs (she did this with baby #2).
Your comment prompted me to do a quick search into midwifery in the USA and I'm shocked! Something like 8% of births have a midwife attending.
I'm Australian and it's standard here. With my first I saw the same midwife at a free pregnancy clinic every week during my pregnancy.
They're just a part of the process here.
Wow, This is Wonderful News! I wish that would've been great to have for past generations of Mom's, but to have it Now, Thank God! Hope it becomes a National thing 👍🏼❤️
I live in Finland, and my SIL is a doula, who volunteers with people who usually give birth without a partner's support (like very young or immigrant parents). She really loves doing it and finds it really rewarding.
I completely doulas should be included in a pregnant person's care plan... At the hospital I gave birth had integrated doulas into their medical team. They are a wonderful addition.
However, doulas must be certified to meet certain standards too. In NY, they require 24 hrs of training (which is not a lot), and if you are in NYC and is part of a city program to train doulas... You have to participate in a 6 months apprenticeship after certification (which is much better).
I'm glad i live in a state that prioritize women's healthcare and lives. This is truly being pro LIFE... All lives and not just the fetus.
This is great news!
That's amazing!!
I was my mom’s first child in the early 70s in Pennsylvania. She went to the hospital because she thought she was in labor. The (male) doctor told her it was too early (without a physical exam) and to go home. She was in a bed waiting on paperwork when a Midwife doing clinical training for the nurses asked why she was there. My mom told her story and the Midwife asked to take a look. My mom said sure, and the Midwife told her that she wasn’t going anywhere she was so dilated.
If my mom had followed the (male) doctor’s directions after being told to ignore her own symptoms, my parents would have had to turn around and go back to the hospital because she went into hard labor soon after the Midwife saw her.
Well, thank God!
This is great news!!!
That's awesome.
While it's not exactly the same, my wife had a home birth overseen by a midwife for our second child, and it was by far a more relaxed birthing experience. Child number three, however, came much too fast to do it again like we had planned. I only got her to the hospital with, at best, 10 mins to spare. The delivering doctor didn't even make it beforehand. He came about 10 mins afterwards 😅
All is to say that this sounds like a great program for patient outcomes.
Evermore. Fellow doulas..being a doula and women's health is a huge dream and calling...should I move???
Awsome!
"provide non medical training and support" aka read a pamphlet or go online to get any extra info not given my medical staff or had in the previous 9 months, then get a hug or a supportive friend? What exactly is the government paying for here? emotional support helpers? if you have a husband, should the state pay for doula if your husband is not very supportive? insane.
I am forever haunted by the story of the deceased back newborn who was severely mutilated at the neck as the doctor pulled it out of the womb. We must listen to black mothers.
Big plus✅✅✅✨maternal mortality is a big issue
Way waaaaay shorter birthing time. I had a doula assistant at the hospital where I gave birth to my 2nd child. It was push, push, out came the baby.
NYC tends to be progressive and the rest conservative. So the conservatives whine that the densely populated city has an unfair advantage in voting because the majority of the state is sparsely populated. What they consistently fail to recognize is that the policies put forth that benefit people can benefit their lives too.
This program is a case in point. That Medicaid will cover Doula services will probably influence private insurance to cover it as well.
Thank God for Gov. Sanders, the State Secretary iand all Republicans in Arkansas. Standing up for life, and good Christian and American family values.
Look up what the brits do. Its amazing. 😊
no other country had done this, they have like 10% of USA! birth deaths without any of this. just focus on just paying for the birth rather than putting new mothers in 16K average debt if they don't have insurance in NY. i think you'd agree the state paying for emotional support 24h trained "doulas" is a spit in the face of uninsured mothers who are put in crippling debt. help them out first, then we can talk about emotional support people with training requirements are not even half the training a 16year old target employee will get
Thank you for sharing it is really good news for humanity and part of the female population ❤❤❤.
Giving birth is a traumatic and stressful experience already in it self (not to even mention the aftermath of it) and to know we cannot control most things and defend ourselves from possible medical neglect or mistakes it is a relief to know such help would be provided.
I'd love to have such a system put into place worldwide.
In France they still ask husbands or nurses to stand up on mothers bellies during labour to supposedly help expulse the baby.
Which technically isn't a technique that is allowed anymore as it is verry dangerous because there is a high risk of damaging internal organs and killing the mother.
Women have had severe injuries due to that technique and some have become disabled for life or have died.
As for racism it's an unspoken subject. It is said they have words for all poc such as the mediterranean syndrome for eg. Implying all poc should be treated differently because they all lie and fake illnesses and to not give them the same care as others but officially France is not racist.
They hardly aknowledge being sexist so...
At least we have maternity paid leave for mother and father and a reasonable social security coverage.
Hopefully one day we can care for all genders, ethnic groups, the less fortunate and so on equally all over the planet.
PS: you look gorgeous ❤. And that hair !!
GILEAD IS UPON US VOTE BLUE
Please read about project 2025 it’s something we should be aware of
New York cares about women.
So a doula is basically a midwife???
crazy news, very rich people are almos the only ones who can afford doulas and those people have better medical outcomes. certainly the doula must be the reason. also you should buy a BMW, people with BMW have better medical outcomes and lowered birthrate death. you cant even bring up a single tangible % . Maybe go back to the glue factory and consider just asking the state to pay like 5% of an uninsured mothers cost to have birth in this "free country". nobody else got a doula they are fine, USA birth deaths arent to do with doulas, and even if they fixed it is a bandaid on a broken system that kills women without an untrained emotional support person there
New York State Doula Pilot Program: Requires a signed and dated attestation that includes at least 24 hours of education, attendance at at least one breastfeeding class, two childbirth classes, and two births. CRAZY that person is truly certified and should be paid mostly by the state! 24h of education gives you expertise of 5 year old child if that. and the state should pay!
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The “support” part is the husband’s job. The “hey something is wrong” is what the nurse does. The doctor is there basically for when the baby “pops out”, the nurses do the rest of the work. They have the experience and training for it.
Yes, but a doula advocates for what the MOTHER wants. And the video just showed a ton of articles where theses jobs aren’t done properly, and avoidable decisions that negatively impact mom and baby are made. Plus, doulas increase safety for both mom and baby.
Also, doulas have to go through extensive training in order to get a license, and depending on program they may have to stay overnight for days while nurses, doctors, and even husband have the choice to leave or end shift.
@@kalicokat2494 the mother advocates for what the mother wants. The father advocated for what the mother wants. The nurse advocates and does what the mother wants. The doula prances around and gets in the way. You know what doulas do…laundry….make avocado toast…change diapers….make bookface posts…. go grocery shopping…..stuff like that.
I'm a husband that's been at three births, very active under supervision of a midwife with child two. A husband/partner is in no way a substitute for a trained midwife or doula. They will not know the signs of abnormal distress over the regular cries of contractions. This program is great, and on average will lead to better postpartum outcomes.
@@asheronwindspear552 and a doula is in no way a substitute for a nurse.
Really? Doulas. Outside of a very very small coomunity how many of you know what they are.....they are NOT MIDWIVES.
Midwives and doulas aren't meant to do the same thing, and can be present at the same birth.
The midwife (especially those who are also trained as nurses) is the medical professional, but the doula is there to help the parent(s) advocate for themselves.
@@laulutar hence the EXPL8CIT STATEMENT...."they are NOT MIDWIVES". That the activity of a person who may or may not have any training, any professional knowledge, and may only be friend of the family is NOW ABLE TO RECEIVE COMPENSATION VIA VIA A CLAIM FOR SERVICES VIA INSURANCE....IS A TRAVESTY.
Yet another reason why rates are so very high.
@@xavariusquest4603 my point was that they don't have the same role, and can both be present at a birth. One of my family members is a doula (and a psychotherapist), but her role in the delivery is to offer support for the parent(s) that the nurses/midwives/doctors don't have the time for. Plus, given her professional expertise, she can help people who've had previous traumatic births to be less stressed and anxious about the delivery.
Can we make sure this only goes to Americans?
If MAGA is concerned, it wouldn't be for ANYONE.
If you're about to say it shouldn't go to immigrants and you're anything but native American, you might want to pause and think for a moment.
Just another RedHat complaining about things that don't happen. That way... when they continue to NOT HAPPEN they can say they fixed something that wasn't broken in the first place.
Obviously this won't be available for illegals ... they some want ro draw attention to themselves.
On that note, they also dont commit very many crimes bcause they dont want to be extradited (proven many times even by FOX)
All the fear about illegal immigrants doing literally anything ... is being used to keep you afraid an funding their political campaigns.
@@grey8288So illegal immigrant should get the same privileges as legal Americans?
@@grey8288 Oh and NO! It should not go to immigrants before Veterans and homeless Americans.
Hypocrisy New York.
It’s about reckless spending not about the babies
@@SpaceBethC131 Trump increased the debt between $7.8 and 8.4 trillion over the next decade. Were you saying something about reckless spending, Professor Dunning-Kruger?
@@SpaceBethC131 yeah, thought not, Beth.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
With an incredibly high death rate among women giving birth, how is this funny to you Scott????
GILEAD IS UPON US VOTE BLUE