Her PLAN (Her Pregnancy and Life Assistance Network) is a program that connects providers across seven categories of care, offering holistic support to women through comprehensive medical, social, and material support. “It’s important to get that 360-degree view of the care a woman needs both before and after birth and get her plugged into all of those different categories of care.” The Directory at HerPLAN.org connects providers across the categories of care so they can find one another and be able to start sending patients and clients in the direction of further ongoing comprehensive care. Women and families may also access the directory and find the help and resources they need to be in the position to carry a pregnancy to term and receive the care they and their babies require after birth. Listen to AAPLOG podcast, Curbside Consult 36: Supporting Abortion-Vulnerable Women: https://buff.ly/49edVsY #aaplog #aaplogprolifeobgyns #herplan #sbaprolife #hippocraticmedicine #integrityinmedicine #obgynintegrityinmedicine #aaplogscientificscholarship #aaplogmedicalevidence #prolifemedicalsolidarity #profamilyprolife #bothlivesmatter #prolifeintegrityinmedicine #philosophyofthehumanperson #prolifephilosophyinmedicine #cultureoflife #holisticfamilymedicine #joinaaplogtoday
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