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Although there has been an increase in the availability of addiction treatment in the past decade, there remains a large unmet treatment need, with only 30–70% of pregnant women with opioid addiction reporting any treatment during pregnancy. Universal assessment during prenatal care with early medication initiation with either methadone or buprenorphine are recommended. In general, women do well during pregnancy, but disease recurrence is common postpartum. Therefore, continuing care postpartum is essential. Providers need to be sensitive to the discrimination that pregnant and parenting people with opioid addiction face.