New Toolkit for Substance Use Disorder Treatment Providers
MCPAP for Moms is excited to announce that our new toolkit for SUD Treatment Providers and Programs is now available! This toolkit contains quick reference materials for multidisciplinary providers in SUD treatment settings regarding the assessment and management of substance use disorders and mental health needs in perinatal (preconception, pregnant and postpartum) individuals. It can be downloaded in its entirety or as individual pages depending on need.

Click here to access our new Substance Use Disorder Treatment Providers Toolkit.

For any questions or to request a copy, please email MCPAP@beaconhealthoptions.com, please include the number of copies and mailing address of the practice in your email.

New Intake Question: Self-reported Race and Ethnicity
Last June, while the nation and world engaged in anti-racist protests and activism, MCPAP for Moms pledged to be an anti-racist program that is working to address health inequities. As part of this work, we are implementing program measures to evaluate who our providers are serving by explicitly collecting information on the race and ethnicity of the individuals our program serves. Beginning in February 2021, MCPAP for Moms now includes self-reported race and ethnicity as part of the demographic information gathered during our referral and consultation process. When calling, we will be asking, “how does the patient identify their race and/or ethnicity?” This will help us improve our direct services and inform how our program as a whole can provide more equitable care. To view our goals around racial equity, please see our Equity Pledge