Quick Facts:

Prenatal Case Management offers one on one pregnancy counseling, education and care coordination with postpartum home visits.

What is Case Management?

Case Management is a service offered to pregnant women on Medicaid who might have a potential health risk of mother or baby. Examples of a risk are:

1. 17 years or younger
2. smoking
3. if you have two pregnancies less than a year apart
4. history of premature delivery

Our goal is to help you have a healthy pregnancy and baby by:

1. Education on pregnancy
• Stages of pregnancy
• What to expect
• How your baby is developing
2. Ways to promote a healthy pregnancy
   • Early prenatal care
   • Eating right
   • What can cause harm to your unborn baby
3. Refer you to other services that can help with your social, financial, and educational needs.

How often do I see you?

Usually I'll see you once a month. We try to schedule these the same day of your WIC appointment.

I look forward to meeting you!

We are here to help any way we can. Please call or stop in and learn more about the services we have to offer. Click here for a map or more detailed contact information.

Disclosure The Newton County Health Department and WIC Program are equal opportunity / affirmative action employer. Services provided on a nondiscriminatory basis. Standards for participation in the WIC Program are the same for everyone, regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or handicap. If you desire a copy of this publication in an alternate format because of disability, contact the Newton County Health Department / WIC Program.