Nurse-Family Partnership

Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP) is an Alabama Medicaid program which provides services to eligible Medicaid recipients, including home visiting services for prenatal, postpartum, and infant care until the child reaches age two. The goals of the program include improved health outcomes for mother and child, reduced infant and maternal mortality, and decreased expenditures.

• Nurse-Family Partnership Public Notice - 11/19/21

• Certification by the National Service Organization (NSO) will be required. For more information about the NFP Certification Process, email Lisette Nimmons.
• Providers interested in additional information from NSO for the Nurse-Family Partnership Program can email Amanda Jeffries.
• NFP provider organizations must enroll with Alabama Medicaid.   See resource linked here for NFP enrollment tips. 

• From the National NFP: Better Worlds Start with Great Mothers And Great Mothers Start with Us
• From the National NFP: Pregnancy Help — Video of Nurse-Family Partnership Nurses Providing Pregnancy Help
• National NFP
• National Resources for Families