Yangju City Offers Up to 30% Fee Reduction at Postpartum Care Centers for Low-Income, Disabled, and Teenage Mothers

Yangju City Signs Agreement With Rabiebel
Applies to Residents Admitted From March 1
Expanded to Two Centers Including Gratia

The Yangju City Public Health Center in Gyeonggi Province recently entered into a memorandum of understanding with Rabiebel Postpartum Care Center (Director Park Sunjeong) and will implement reduced postpartum care center fees for low-income mothers and others starting with residents admitted on March 1.

Yangju City Public Health Center recently entered into a memorandum of understanding with Rabiebel Postpartum Care Center (Director Park Sunjeong). Provided by Yangju City.

Under this agreement, those who meet the eligibility criteria, including beneficiaries of the National Basic Livelihood Security Program, lower-income households, single-parent families, persons with disabilities, and teenage mothers, will receive a discount of up to 30% on usage fees. In the case of twin births, a 20% reduction will be applied.

With this, the number of postpartum care centers that have signed a fee reduction agreement has expanded to two in total: Gratia Postpartum Care Center and Rabiebel Postpartum Care Center. The city expects this to help ease the burden of childbirth and child-rearing for families who have found it difficult to use postpartum care centers due to financial constraints.

The support is available to mothers with newborns up to 28 days old, and they can use the service after going through an eligibility verification process. The length of stay varies by postpartum care center.