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Education and advocacy to improve maternal and infant health across Kentucky.

Kentucky Perinatal Association

Uniting healthcare experts to advance care and outcomes for mothers and infants statewide.

Uniting healthcare experts to advance maternal and infant health in Kentucky.


The Kentucky Perinatal Association brings together nurses, physicians, midwives, and public health professionals dedicated to addressing critical maternal and infant health challenges statewide.
Through education, collaboration, and advocacy, KPA drives solutions that improve outcomes for mothers and babies across Kentucky’s communities.

Together for Healthy Mothers and Babies

Focused education, collaboration, and resources for perinatal care

Key Focus Areas Driving Maternal and Infant Health Improvements in Kentucky


Cross-disciplinary education


Hospital collaboration


Community partnerships



Best practice resources


Quality improvement support


Provider training



Data sharing


Public health integration


Clinical guidelines


Member benefits designed to support your professional growth and connection


Advantages of Joining KPA


KPA membership offers timely educational opportunities, exclusive event access, and valuable resources tailored for perinatal healthcare professionals.

Access to Webinars and Educational Programs

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Receive advance notifications about upcoming webinars and training sessions focused on current perinatal topics and best practices.


Discounted or Complimentary Conference Registration

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Benefit from reduced or free entry to KPA’s annual conference, providing a platform to engage with experts and peers statewide.


Biannual Newsletter with Statewide Updates

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Stay informed with a twice-yearly newsletter featuring the latest data, policy changes, and initiatives impacting maternal and infant health in Kentucky.


Continuing Education Opportunities

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Access continuing education hours through select KPA offerings to maintain licensure and enhance clinical skills.


Upcoming Events Spotlight

Maternal and Child Health “Hot Topics” Regional Conferences

  • Cardiac Disorders in Pregnancy
  • Addressing the State of Maternal and Child Health to Mitigate Future Morbidities
  • The Importance of Prenatal Education for Moms with OUD
  • Syphilis Update for Kentucky
  •  Maternal Anxiety and Depression
  •  The Mission of Perinatal Health and Education


November 13, 2025​​​​​​ & November 14, 2025

November 13, 2025​​​​​​

Claudia Sanders Dinner House​​​​

3202 Shelbyville Road

Shelbyville, KY 40065


November 14, 2025

St. Elizabeth Training & Education Center (SETEC)

​​​​3861 Olympic Boulevard

Erlanger, KY 41018


2025 Kentucky Maternal and Child Health Conference

September 10-11, 2025

Where:

Hyatt Regency Hotel

401 West High St.

Lexington, KY 40507

In-Person Only

Join a network advancing maternal and infant health through education and advocacy.

Become a Member of Kentucky Perinatal Association

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