Midwifery Learning Collaborative Celebrates Success with Case Studies and Highlights Video
In 2021, the Institute for Medicaid Innovation (IMI) launched the national Medicaid and Midwifery Learning Collaborative, an intensive, three-year initiative, led by IMI and funded by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation.
Five state-based teams – Arizona, California, Kentucky, Michigan, and Washington – were selected from a competitive application process. Each team received technical assistance and guidance from IMI and a dedicated national advisory committee to develop sustainable initiatives to advance midwifery-led models of care for those enrolled in Medicaid. Each team consisted of leaders and innovators from four key groups: state Medicaid agencies, Medicaid health plans, community-based organizations, and provider groups, including midwives of all credentials.
Find out how each team accomplished this, and other great work, by reading their respective case studies:
Check out the highlights video!
On June 21, 2024, in Detroit, Michigan, the five state-based teams, IMI project team, national advisory committee, the project’s funder, and other experts convened to network, celebrate, share lessons learned, and plan for the future. Watch the 5-minute video (available in Spanish and English subtitles below) highlighting the work and impact of the national Medicaid and Midwifery Learning Collaborative.
National Medicaid and Midwifery Learning Collaborative June 2024 (Spanish subtitles)
National Medicaid and Midwifery Learning Collaborative June 2024 (English subtitles)