U.S. Healthcare Access as a Birthing Person

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Baby Fever

Astrid Burke & Trey Jones

30 episodes

7 months ago

This week, we have the pleasure of interviewing one of the UK's leading fertility specialists and acupuncturist, Ian Stones. Ian has 14 years of fertility treatment experience, and is the director of Hove Fertility & Wellness, co-founder of Fertility Network UK's male fertility support, and facilitator of the HIMfertility support group. https://hovefertilityandwellness.co.uk/ https://fertilitynetworkuk.org/ https://www.himfertility.com/

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U.S. Healthcare Access as a Birthing Person

Baby Fever

37 minutes

4 years ago

U.S. Healthcare Access as a Birthing Person

This week, we're tapping into the topic of healthcare access in the United States as a birthing person. We walk through healthcare options for those who are uninsured before pregnancy, preconception medical care as a privilege, coverage for complications after birth, and the disparities of healthcare access for communities of color. Sources: https://www.census.gov/library/stories/2020/10/uninsured-rates-highest-for-young-adults-aged-19-to-34.html#:~:text=People%20in%20this%20age%20gro...