Washington SB5867 aims to improve maternal and infant health by partnering with a mobile pregnancy application.

Washington SB5867 seeks to address disparities in maternal and infant health among Medicaid-eligible populations by partnering with a mobile pregnancy application. The application will provide education, resources, and support to prenatal, pregnant, and postpartum women and their families, ensuring they are aware of state programs and services. The mobile app must meet clinical standards, be available in multiple languages, and operate on both Android and iOS platforms. The authority will collect aggregate, deidentified data on user engagement and outcomes to monitor the app's effectiveness.

Washington SB5867 aims to improve maternal and infant health by partnering with a mobile pregnancy application.

Washington SB5867 seeks to address disparities in maternal and infant health among Medicaid-eligible populations by partnering with a mobile pregnancy application. The application will provide education, resources, and support to prenatal, pregnant, and postpartum women and their families, ensuring they are aware of state programs and services. The mobile app must meet clinical standards, be available in multiple languages, and operate on both Android and iOS platforms. The authority will collect aggregate, deidentified data on user engagement and outcomes to monitor the app's effectiveness.