Maternity Services

Working in coordination with Alabama Medicaid, the Alabama Coordinated Health Network, or ACHN, is designed to ensure that every pregnant woman has access to medical care, with the goal of lowering Alabama's infant mortality rate and improving maternal and infant health.

• Presumptive Eligibility for Pregnancy (PEP)

If you think you might be pregnant, please contact the ACHN in your region. ACHN nurses and social workers will help you make better choices in order to have better health outcomes for you and your baby. 

• Are you Pregnant? - flyer
• ACHN Contact Information
• Maternity Care Healthcare Providers - A search can be filtered by name, city, county, specialty or a combination of all.
• Nurse-Family Partnership
• Postpartum Extension, Dental Coverage, and other Updates Presentation Slides - 9/22/22
• Postpartum Extension, Dental Coverage, and other Updates Presentation - 9/22/22

• Report the birth of a new baby using Form 295 Alabama Medicaid Agency's Recipient Change Report Form

• Childbirth Education Class Listing - 3/20/26
  • Webinar for Maternity Care Providers - 9/17/25
    • Provider FAQ for Hysterectomy Changes
  • How Testing for Syphilis Can Protect Your Unborn Baby
  • Alabama Department of Public Health: STD Prevention and Control
  • Alabama Prenatal STD Testing Guide
  • CDC Fact Sheet: STDs during Pregnancy
  • 2023-24 WIC Breastfeeding Resource Guide
  • Educational Resources 
  Information for Providers
  • Manuals, Guidelines and Forms - Includes Performance Improvement Projects, billing manual, and medication/DME information
  • Checklist for Maternity Care - Information on denials, reasons for recoupments, where to find information in the Medicaid Provider Billing Manual, free tools and contacts for providers to use in preventing fraud and abuse. 9/17