Rx Kids expands to Montmorency County, two southeast Michigan cities
Rx Kids, a prenatal and infant direct cash support program, has expanded to Montmorency County and two southeast Michigan cities. The program provides cash benefits to expectant mothers and families with babies, with over $29 million given to families since its launch in 2024.
Rx Kids has expanded to Montmorency County and the cities of Mount Clemens and Center Line. Expectant mothers and families with babies born on or after April 1 are eligible to apply for cash benefits. The program has given over $29 million to families since its launch in 2024. The cash benefits are spent on essential items like baby supplies, food, and rent. Rx Kids has expanded to nearly 40 counties, cities, and regions in Michigan. Local health care leaders have celebrated the expansion, citing its potential to reduce financial stress and improve health outcomes for new mothers and babies.
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