Infant Malnutrition/Failure to Thrive (FTT) Clinical Pathway — Inpatient

Community Resources

Resources for Behavioral Health and Postpartum for Support of the Caregiver and Child

Reference back of insurance card for commercial insurance resources.
The list below contains resources for families on Medicaid, or families without insurance.

Resource	Insurance	Insurance
Community Behavioral Health	Medicaid	Philadelphia, PA: 1-888-545-2600
Magellan Behavioral Health	Medicaid	Bucks County, PA: 1-877-769-9784 Delaware County, PA: 1-888-207-2911 Lehigh County, PA: 1-866-238-2311 Montgomery County, PA: 1-877-769-9782 Northampton County, PA: 1-866-238-2312
Community Care Behavioral Health	Medicaid	Chester County, PA: 1-866-622-4228
Perform Care	Medicaid	New Jersey: 1-877-652-7624
Child Priority Response Crisis Services	Medicaid	Delaware: 1-800-969-HELP (4357)
Postpartum Support International	No insurance needed	State-specific and international: 1-800-944-4773
Crisis Text Line (24/7)	No insurance needed	Text “START” to 741-741

Lactation Resources

Resource	Insurance
La Leche League International	Mother to mother counseling and support
Breastfeeding Resource Center	A community-based, non-profit center for breastfeeding support. Sliding scale available.
Pennsylvania Resource Organization of Lactation Consultants	Pennsylvania resource for finding a lactation consultant
United States Lactation Consultant Association	National resource for finding a lactation consultant
International Lactation Consultant Association	International resource for finding a lactation consultant
Philadelphia WIC	Provides health and nutrition education for low-income families, pregnant and breastfeeding females, infants and pre-school children

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