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Despite the importance of prenatal care, recent CDC data show that access is declining. | Fewer women are beginning prenatal care in the first trimester, while more are entering care later or not at all. Unified Women’s Healthcare Chief Medical Officer Elizabeth Cherot, M.D., discusses what is driving the decline and how technology, care coordination and stronger patient trust could help expand access.
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