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Perinatal Health Partnership
The Perinatal Health Partnership (PHP) Program provides home visiting services during pregnancy and up to the
infant’s first birthday following delivery. Pregnant women with high-risk conditions or have identified risk factors
that put them at risk for poor pregnancy outcomes, will be targeted for home visiting services and interventions but
enrollment can occur after delivery.
PHP provides additional monitoring between provider appointments that will increase the opportunity to identify
warning signs, complications, and problems earlier and refer to provider for further assessment and intervention
when indicated.
PHP Maternal Home Visiting Service Components:
Clinical assessment for pregnancy and postpartum
complications including:
- BP assessment
- Fingerstick for blood glucose (if indicated)
- Weight
- Urine dipstick
- FHTs
Screening for pregnancy and postpartum warning signs
and symptoms:
- Vaginal bleeding or fluid leaking during pregnancy
- Vaginal bleeding or discharge after pregnancy
- Severe Headaches
- Severe abdominal pain
- Extreme swelling of hands or face
- Changes in vision
- Severe swelling, redness, or pain in leg or arm
- Trouble breathing
- Chest pain or fast-beating heart
- Depression and anxiety
PHP Infant Home Visiting Service Components:
Clinical assessment including:
- Feeding
- Weight
- Head circumference
- Developmental screening
Program referrals can be made using the Perinatal Health
Partnership Referral Form.
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