; and (E) modified recreation and transport, in accordance with standards within the obstetrical and gynecological care community, to prevent overexertion or prolonged periods of sedentary movement; (3) either at intake or not later than 48 hours after the confirmation of a prisoner’s pregnancy by a health care professional, the inmate is provided prenatal education, counseling, and birth support services provided by a licensed or certified provider trained to provide such service, including information about their parental rights and their child’s rights; (4) every woman in custody at the facility, who is pregnant or gave birth within the previous six months, is provided— (A) appropriate educational materials, resources, and services related to pregnancy, child birth, and parenting, including nutrition, health and safety risks, breast feeding, and post­par­tum depression; and (B) prenatal education, counseling, and birth support services provided by a licensed or certified provider trained to provide such services; and (5) every woman in custody at the facility, who is pregnant, gave birth or experienced any other pregnancy outcome within the previous 6 months is provided— (A) evidence-based screening, assessment and treatment, including psychosocial interventions and medication, for mental health and substance use needs