Data shows pregnant Louisiana women on Medicaid are not getting necessary care
(The Center Square) — According to a report released this week, 25.9% of pregnant women in Louisiana in 2023 did not receive the recommended prenatal care in their first trimester — an increase from a 2018 evaluation that showed 22.5%.
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