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A technical change to obstetric billing could have a big impact on pregnant workers

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More than 2 million women in the labor force deliver babies each year, according to US government data.

Once an employee has a child, their employer typically receives a bill from the health plan detailing all the services that worker received during the nine-plus month process, and their costs.

That system will soon change due to a technical change endorsed by the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecologists (ACOG) that’s expected to take effect next Janu

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