Public health; requiring certain perinatal mental health screenings; requiring the State Department of Health to make available certain resources; requiring compilation and publication of certain data. Effective date.

SB 1058 requires healthcare providers to screen mothers for depression and anxiety during pregnancy and up to one year after childbirth. Providers must share screening data with Oklahoma's State Department of Health (DOH) under privacy laws. The DOH must create a public website and mobile app offering perinatal resources and compile an annual report on maternal/infant health outcomes, including depression rates by demographics. This bill directly affects mothers, healthcare providers, and the DOH through new screening, data-sharing, and resource-access requirements.