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Montana Moves Ahead With Doula Pay but Warns Medicaid Cuts Still May Come

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Montana is proceeding with plans to allow Medicaid to pay for doula services, reversing an earlier decision due to budget constraints. This move is significant as it supports maternal health and addresses the shortage of maternity care in rural and Indigenous communities, though optional Medicaid services remain under review for potential cuts.

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