A new program called Comprehensive Maternal Care is aimed at improving maternal and infant health outcomes in Ohio, a serious problem in our state.
A problem News 5 anchor Courtney Gousman has been focusing on in her series,"Delivering Better Results."Participating doctor offices will get feedback from families on how access to care, cultural understanding and communication can impact outcomes.
Nearly seven out of 1,000 babies born in Ohio will die before their first birthday, and in 21 out of every 100,000 births a mother will die.
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