County program offers at-home care to newborns, parents

EXCERPT from the Frederick News Post

In 2022, Frederick County allocated $8 million of federal funding it received through the American Recovery Plan Act to create the program. Frederick Health, the county's largest health care provider, was in charge of its implementation.

The foundations of the program were created by a task force within the local Health Care Coalition and leadership from Pilar Olivo, a liaison for the county's Office of Children and Families.

Olivo and the task force have worked for years to raise awareness and reduce the prevalence of adverse childhood experiences in Frederick County. The new Family Connects program has aided in that initiative.”


Read the article: https://www.fredericknewspost.com/news/health/hospitals_and_doctors/county-program-offers-at-home-care-to-newborns-parents/article_15c21eb7-ada2-5177-8589-e1d1e13aff8c.html

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