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, which examines innovative responses to the pandemic. The report highlights three case studies: Prenatal Telehealth. Before the pandemic started, Michigan Medicine, an academic medical center at the University of Michigan, conducted a survey to gauge patient interest in virtual prenatal care. Results showed support for telehealth, prompting Michigan Medicine to redesign prenatal care for low-risk birthing individuals by implementing a “4-1-4” structure: four in-person visits, one obstetrical ultrasound, and four virtual visits, with additional virtual visits as needed. In addition, Michigan Medicine created an online program to provide birthing individuals with social connections and peer-mentoring support. While there are challenges regarding equitable device access and payment models to support this approach to care delivery, initial surveys from birthing individuals and doctors in the program show positive results. Specifically, individuals reported reduced barriers in acces

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