Home visiting services definition

Home visiting services means voluntary visits with an individual, family expecting a child into their care, or a family with a young child, for the purpose of providing a service or services, that improves parental and child health; prevents child injuries, abuse, or maltreatment; promotes social and emotional health; improves school readiness; reduces crime or domestic violence; improves economic self-sufficiency; or enhances coordination and referrals among community resources and supports, such as food, housing, and transportation.
Home visiting services means services provided by the home visiting program through either of the following evidence-based models: a. Healthy Families America (HFA); or b. Nurse Family Partnership (NFP).
Home visiting services means services provided during the prenatal and postpartum periods in the program participant’s home by the home visiting program, including but not limited to:

Examples of Home visiting services in a sentence

  • Home visiting services are generally provided in the family’s home or wherever they are staying, and may also include opportunities for group connections and other community activities.

  • Home visiting services support healthy pregnancy outcomes, child health and development, and strong parent-child relationships.

  • Home visiting services for pregnant and postpartum individuals as well as other Enrollees identified as participating in home visiting services, as part of MCO-covered pregnancy-related benefits.

  • Home visiting services will work toward the following program outcomes: • Improved maternal and child health; • Reduction of child injuries, child abuse, and neglect and child maltreatment, and emergency department visits for children and mothers; • Improvement in school readiness and achievement; • Reduction in domestic violence; • Improvement in family economic self-sufficiency; and • Improvements in the coordination and referral for other community resources and supports.