Maternal and perinatal care is well studied, and universally accepted to improve outcomes for both mothers and infants. Prepaid Health Plans (PHPs) understand the value of reducing the distance between their members and maternal care providers.
Until now, mobile health models have demonstrated promise in maternal services—but they’ve struggled to scale across geographies and markets when managed independently by health systems with divergent incentives.
Pay for Performance
We design, build, and manage maternal care programs that can scale across regions as a contracted service. Each program focuses on reducing complications such as preeclampsia and gestational diabetes, improving prenatal visit adherence, identifying high-risk pregnancies, and supporting postpartum recovery. Behavioral health and pediatric linkages are included to ensure continuity of care.
Most contracts use a PMPM structure combined with our 5-C engagement system, which helps activate and support hard-to-reach mothers. In small rural counties, our approach consistently delivers a 3–10× ROI, while giving PHPs a proven and adaptable maternal care strategy within a single Pay-for-Performance Master Service Agreement.
Networked Maternal Care Satellite Clinics
Step 1: Planning
Within about 90 days post-approval, we analyze aggregated data (EHR, claims, service utilization, cost data, obstetric care metrics, and care manager notes from the prior 24–48 months) with a proprietary neural network–based model. Then we collaborate with your team, community stakeholders, and maternal-health providers to co-design and plan the intervention.
Step 2. Baseline
By 180 days after launch, we have brought all components online, established community health councils or maternal advisory boards, and collected baseline metrics.
We begin executing the optimization phase across six dimensions (access, engagement, outcomes, safety, continuity, experience), validating assumptions or pivoting as needed.
Step 3: Optimize
In a series of 12-week sprints, program specialists track lead and lag measures for engagement, outcomes, and returns on the client investment.
Flexibility is inherent in the model, allowing refinement of location, frequency, operating hours, clinical services, workflows, and partnerships without a single dollar of additional investment.
Process improvements in every location are continually shared across the network, creating an exponentially improving system of hyperlocal healthcare delivery, scalable across geographies.
Learn more about the Mobile Maternal Health delivery model:
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