Better Health Partnership Works on Improving Maternal Health during COVID-19

Better Health Partnership in collaboration with First Year Cleveland, has set up a hotline to help expecting and new mothers navigate the healthcare system in this unprecedented time.

Better Health Partnership has established Pathways Community HUB, evidence-based practice model, recognized by the Association of Maternal & Child Health Programs for its documented reductions in the number of babies born too early, too small.

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