What does MANA provide coverage for?

MANA, or the Maternal and Child Health Services program under the Indian Health Service, is designed specifically to provide health coverage for Native Americans. This initiative recognizes the unique health needs and challenges faced by Native American populations, who often have limited access to healthcare services. By providing health coverage tailored to this demographic, MANA seeks to improve overall health outcomes and ensure that Native Americans receive appropriate and culturally competent care.

The other options pertain to specific health coverage programs that do not directly relate to the focus of MANA. They are targeted either at children in psychiatric facilities or at former foster children, reflecting different health initiatives outside of the scope of MANA's mission.