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The worth of these two new books about Lourdes consists in their understanding that the famous healings there, while often physical, are more often spiritual.
There aren't enough for services for women, including moms, fighting substance use disorder. Worcester-area women are teaming up to change that.
The training is organized by Everyday Miracles, a nonprofit based in Minneapolis that helps clients connect with doulas. Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota, the state's largest nonprofit health insurer, pays for the program. The training is aimed at recruiting more doulas of color — who represent a sliver of the already small doula workforce.
It's time for Medicaid to pay for doulas -- and pay them fairly, say birth workers and their advocates.
California initially proposed a flat rate of $450 per birth, covering all prenatal and postnatal visits, on-call time during the pregnancy, and labor and delivery.