As hospitals close labor and delivery units and Medicaid pressures intensify, Babyscripts and iMSO help states, health plans, and providers build more sustainable maternity care models—expanding access, identifying risk earlier, and connecting patients to care throughout pregnancy and postpartum.
Babyscripts brings the provider-connected maternity platform and clinical care model. iMSO brings the payer, provider, and value-based-care expertise to operationalize innovation across clinical, financial, and public-sector stakeholders. Together, we close the gap between promising tools and care delivery that can last.
Digital engagement, assessments, remote monitoring, care management, and escalation—built around the patient and connected to the clinical team.
Experience across health plans, providers, population health, and value-based care—including creating and leading Aetna’s Accountable Care Solutions business.
Hospitals in and around Chicago have announced closures or reductions in maternity services. Illinois has also created a clearer path for evidence-based remote maternity and postpartum support within its medical assistance program. The opportunity now is to turn policy into practical, sustainable access.
The law requires coverage and reimbursement for qualifying remote patient management services—including telecare management and remote physiologic monitoring—that address maternity and postpartum care-access challenges through individualized care delivered by licensed providers.
The partnership connects the patient experience, clinical response, program operations, and stakeholder alignment—so states, plans, and providers do not have to assemble the model alone.
Engage patients with trusted education, assessments, reminders, and remote monitoring across pregnancy and postpartum.
Bring patient-reported and physiologic data into risk-appropriate workflows while keeping the licensed care team in control.
Support follow-through with care management, defined protocols, escalation, and connection to the right clinical or community resources.
Align payer, provider, operational, and financial stakeholders around an implementation model designed to last.
ACOG’s 2025 Clinical Consensus supports comprehensive prenatal needs assessment, shared decision-making, tailored visit and monitoring schedules, and telemedicine or other modalities when they support guideline-based care.
That direction creates a stronger clinical context for connected tools—but it also raises the bar for thoughtful implementation.
Turn maternal-health benefits, policy requirements, and value-based priorities into a member-facing program with provider-connected insight and clear operations.
Extend support between visits, focus attention where it is needed, and sustain access as traditional maternity-service capacity shrinks.
Bring public policy and private-sector capability together around evidence, licensed-provider delivery, and measurable implementation.
Let’s explore how Babyscripts and iMSO can support your population, provider network, public-sector priorities, and path to value-based care.