West Virginia Perinatal Partnership

West Virginia Perinatal Partnership The WV Perinatal Partnership is a quality collaborative comprised of healthcare professionals and pub Working together for healthier mothers and babies.

The West Virginia Perinatal Partnership is a statewide partnership of healthcare professionals and public and private organizations working to improve perinatal health in West Virginia. Founded in 2006, the Partnership coordinates programs and develops policies to address the State’s health outcomes among mothers and their babies.

Catching up on events we've been proud to be a part of recently: Opening of Community Care of West Virginia, Inc., Clark...
06/07/2026

Catching up on events we've been proud to be a part of recently: Opening of Community Care of West Virginia, Inc., Clarksburg.

Catching up on events we've been proud to be a part of recently: Parent Palooza at New River Health
06/06/2026

Catching up on events we've been proud to be a part of recently: Parent Palooza at New River Health

Catching up on events we've been proud to be a part of recently: Postpartum Support International - The Climb Team- Morg...
06/06/2026

Catching up on events we've been proud to be a part of recently: Postpartum Support International - The Climb Team- Morgantown

Beautiful day, supporting a great cause!

MyDecision is a free online tool for people thinking about tubal sterilization and other birth control options. It was m...
06/05/2026

MyDecision is a free online tool for people thinking about tubal sterilization and other birth control options. It was made by medical experts with feedback from real patients. You can learn about tubal sterilization with helpful videos, compare birth control methods, and more!

The tool takes 10-15 minutes. To give it a try, visit bit.ly/mydecision_ppsocials

06/05/2026
WVPP & WVBI staff on the road attending the U.S. Breastfeeding Committee convening and conference
06/05/2026

WVPP & WVBI staff on the road attending the U.S. Breastfeeding Committee convening and conference

We were excited to be a part of the 2026 Indigent Defense Conference.
06/05/2026

We were excited to be a part of the 2026 Indigent Defense Conference.

We're thrilled to have you join us as we proudly celebrate 20 years of strengthening perinatal care and improving outcom...
06/02/2026

We're thrilled to have you join us as we proudly celebrate 20 years of strengthening perinatal care and improving outcomes for mothers, babies, and families across West Virginia. This year’s gathering is designed to reflect both our proud legacy and our bright future.

To mark this milestone and accommodate our growing community, we are thrilled to host our 20th Anniversary at the Morgantown Marriott at Waterfront Place.

Over the next few weeks, we're excited to share more about the topics, breakouts, exhibitors and speakers👀 that are going to make this year's Summit one that you definitely won't want to miss!

Secure your spot now at wvperinatal.org/summit

Congratulations to Kaylee Archey, Grace Armstrong, Meredith Bentley, Sela Cottrill, Cara Daubenspeck, Brianna Farnsworth...
05/22/2026

Congratulations to Kaylee Archey, Grace Armstrong, Meredith Bentley, Sela Cottrill, Cara Daubenspeck, Brianna Farnsworth, Elizabeth Greer, Caitlyn Hensley, Chrystal Johnson, Candace Layne, Laura Littleton, Kathleen Maynard, Allie Salmans, Sherri Steele and all of the other scholarship awardees for completing the Perinatal Mental Health Certification (PMH-C)!

The PMH-C Program recognizes individuals who possess the competency required to help mothers, fathers, and families experiencing perinatal mood and anxiety disorders in the perinatal period.

To find out more about the PMH-C program or apply for exam scholarships, visit wvperinatal.org/pmhc

To learn more about the PMH-C prerequisite courses, visit wvperinatal.org/events

Apply for PMH-C prerequisite course scholarships here: forms.office.com/r/cMauFPt5TR

OB/GYN providers are often the first, and sometimes only, provider a perinatal patient sees. The WV Perinatal Psychiatri...
05/21/2026

OB/GYN providers are often the first, and sometimes only, provider a perinatal patient sees. The WV Perinatal Psychiatric Access Program (WV PPAP) is a free resource built specifically for frontline providers to support and build their capacity to treat perinatal psychiatric disorders during pre-conception, pregnancy and postpartum.

Whether you're seeing a patient with prenatal anxiety, postpartum depression, or anything in between, expert support is just a phone call away.

Call 304-314-PERI (7374) or visit wvperinatal.org/wvppap to learn more or request a consultation.

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1018 Kanawha Boulevard E. , Suite 1100
Charleston, WV
25301

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