- Home Visiting
- Pregnancy and Women's Health
- Teen Health
- Fathers and Partners in Parenting
- LGBTQ+ Family
- Find a Doctor / Get Health Insurance
- Birth Control
- Breast/chestfeeding
- Grief and Bereavement Support
- Adverse Childhood Experiences
- Comprehensive Perinatal Services Program
- Resources and Toolkits for Perinatal Service Providers
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- Home Visitor Newsletter Edition!
- Things to Know About Health Insurance and Medi-Cal
- Wrapping up October and SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome) Awareness Month
- Emergency Planning With Infants and Children
- National Breast feeding Month
- BIPOC Mental Health Month 2023
- Pride Month
- Social Determinants of Health 2023
- Congenital Syphilis Update
- MCAH Website
- Breast/chestfeeding Updates and Resources
- Sonoma County Perinatal Health Data
- Perinatal Resources for LGBTQ+ Folks
- Back to School Resources
- National Breastfeeding Awareness Month
- MPX and Pregnancy
- Perinatal Mental Health Toolkit
- Interconception care
- Good News: Kids Vax, PRM, Doulas, CHWs, and TIA PHN
- 2 Years or beyond
- Roe v Wade a Public Health and an Equity Issue
- Resources and Supports for Fathers
- Racial Equity and Health
- What is a Doula?
- Formula shortage resources
- Fentanyl Awareness
- COVID effects on child development
- Maternal Mental Health Month updates
- Perinatal Hepatitis Updates
- Medi-Cal Covers Postpartum Care for 12 Months
- Perinatal Hemorrhage Toolkit
- Keeping Medi-Cal beneficiaries Covered
- Maternal Mental Health Forum
- Spring e-Newsletter
- How to be a Breast/Chestfeeding Ally
- Women’s History Month
- Public Health Home Visiting Programs
- Promote Dental Care During Pregnancy
- Portrait of Sonoma County
- Love and Sex and Sexually Transmitted Infection. PrEP for Women and During Pregnancy- February 9, 2022
- Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder, data, training, patient information - January 26, 2022
- Covid updates: Vaccination during pregnancy talking points, new booster requirements and isolations guidelines - January 5, 2022
- Financial literacy and financial well-being are important to overall health - January 19, 2022
- Birth Defects. Learn more about what causes, and how to prevent, Birth Defects - January 12, 2022
- Back to Home Visiting
Trauma Informed Approach Field Nursing (TIA PHN)
Medi-Cal
Immigration Status Doesn't Matter
Starting January 1, 2024, more people will be eligible for full Medi-Cal benefits. If you are 26-49, live in CA, and meet income requirements, you are eligible for coverage! Applying for or using Medi-Cal will not affect your immigration status.
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A partir del 1 de enero de 2024, más personas serán elegibles para recibir los beneficios completos de Medi-Cal. Si tiene entre 26 y 49 años, vive en CA y cumple con los requisitos de ingresos, ¡es elegible para recibir cobertura! Solicitar o utilizar Medi-Cal no afectará su estatus migratorio. ¡Y no es carga publica!
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Are you pregnant? Parenting a child under 5? You may be eligible for the TIA PHN home visiting program!
This program partners you with a nurse for home visits (or visits at a location you choose). TIA PHNs are nurses trained to work with parents and caregivers who have experienced trauma, including PTSD, and Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs). Trauma includes physical challenges (illness, altered ability, birth trauma), mental health challenges, substance use, CPS involvement, justice system involvement, or experiences of racism, inequity or physical or emotional abuse.
Your TIA PHN nurse supports you to:
- Connect with medical, dental and insurance resources to make sure you and your child receive the care you need.
- Know the signs of depression, anxiety and other behavioral health challenges to make sure you receive the services you want.
- Learn about pregnancy, birth, breastfeeding, and baby and child health needs.
- Learn about the ways your baby communicates and how your baby learns and develops.
Your nurse partner supports you to become the healthiest you by providing information about healthy living including: