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Prenatal Care Coordination
Introduction
Prenatal Care Coordination (PNCC) is a program that helps pregnant women and their families receive medical, social, educational, and other services related to pregnancy, with the goal of improving the birth outcome.  The program also ensures that necessary postpartum and newborn care is obtained.

Services Provided
  • Regular contact with a registered nurse (public health nurse)
  • Self care and reducing health and safety risks education
  • Provide information on community resources such as
    • Daycare
    • Birthing classes
    • Food Pantry
    • Health care
  • Labor and delivery education
  • Referral for
    • Financial counseling
    • Housing
    • Nutrition
    • School completion
  • Information on infant care and maternal postpartum care
  • Visits after baby is born to provide additional information and support (New Baby Visits)

More Information
To request Prenatal Care Coordination, call (715) 395-1304 and ask for an intake nurse.

March of Dimes
Center for Disease Control
University of Wisconsin Extension
Northland Breastfeeding Coalition


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