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A new federal bill would add doula services to help pregnant veterans and new mothers get better care.
Veterans and their partners in this bracket would get free doula services that normally cost $800-2,000 out of pocket. This saves money on birth support that helps reduce medical complications.
Veterans and their partners would receive doula services through VA healthcare instead of paying private rates. This removes a cost barrier for professional birth support.
Veterans and their partners gain access to doula services through VA care. While this income level might afford private doulas, VA coverage still saves money and ensures access.
Veterans and their partners receive doula services through VA healthcare. This bracket can typically afford private doulas but still benefits from not having to pay out of pocket.
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