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Chemical-Using Pregnant Women

Find information about the Chemical-Using Pregnant (CUP) Women Program.

Chemical-Using Pregnant (CUP) Women Program

Individuals who are pregnant, covered through Washington Apple Health, and have a substance use history may be eligible to receive CUP Women services provided by a CUP Women provider.

The CUP Women Program is an inpatient, up to 26-day, hospital-based program for adult or adolescent individuals who are:

Pregnant.
Have a medical need.
Have a substance use history and are screened "at risk."
Have a current ProviderOne Services Card (or have a pending application for one).

The purpose of the CUP Women program is to:

Reduce harm to a birthing parent and their unborn baby who need medical stabilization for complications often present in chemically-dependent pregnant individual.
Provide all of the following services in a hospital setting to improve the health of the pregnant individual and the unborn baby:
- Immediate access to care.
- Medical detoxification and stabilization.
- Medical treatment.
- Substance use treatment and referral.