The Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP) program, evaluated in this study, targets low-income, first-time mothers in South Carolina, leveraging a public-private partnership model. The study's outcomes may provide valuable insights into the effectiveness of home-visiting interventions in maternal and child health, potentially influencing policy and funding for similar programs. The results could position NFP as a scalable model for maternal health interventions, with implications for Medicaid funding and public health initiatives. The competitive landscape includes other maternal health programs, but NFP's established framework and rigorous evaluation may enhance its credibility and adoption.