Where You Live and Your Socioeconomic Status Influences Postpartum Depression Rates Among Commercial Health Insurance Enrollees | AMCP 2024

Managed Healthcare Executive April 16, 2024
Briana Contreras

According to the co-author of a poster presented at the annual AMCP meeting hosted in New Orleans this week, the interest in the study where the data was found stemmed from the prevalence of PPD in adults, especially women after giving birth.

High socioeconomic status (SES) of certain neighborhoods in the U.S. is linked to lower rates of postpartum depression (PPD) among people with commercial health insurance, according to a poster presented at the annual AMCP meeting hosted in New Orleans this week.

Onur Baser, M.D., associate professor of Health Economics at City University of New York (CUNY), adjunct professor at Michigan State University, research scientist at John D. Dingell VA Medical Center and professor at MEF University in Istanbul,...

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