Prenatal Care Coordination
The primary goal of Prenatal Care Coordination is early entrance and continued participation in prenatal and postpartum care to reduce low birthweight, preterm labor, and infant mortality.
Prenatal Care Coordinators provide support services and referral to health and human services for pregnant women and their families at risk for poor pregnancy outcomes due to physical, social, psychological, financial, or environmental factors.
IPN works closely with state Medicaid officials, Indiana State Department of Health, MCH Services and representatives from the three Medicaid Managed Care organizations to help streamline care coordination processes and provide ongoing communication and education to prenatal care coordinators throughout the state.
Important Information
Current and past Prenatal Care Coordinator eNewsletters
Prenatal Care Coordinators in Indiana
Quick Tips for Prenatal Care Coordinators
Forms and Directions
Click here to download the revised prenatal care coordination forms and directions.
Other Helpful Links
- Indiana State Department of Health Prenatal Care Coordination Services
- AAP Policy Statement on Home Visitation
- Nurse-Family Partnership- an evidence-based, nurse home visiting program that provides information and consultation services to local communities
- Healthy Families
Click here to see what we are telling Mothers and Families.