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The latest trends, insights, opportunities, and best practices in maternity care and digital health tech.
2024 March of Dimes Maternity Desert Report: Improved Access to Care for Some, Urgent Need for Others
September 11The March of Dimes published "Nowhere to Go: Maternity Care Deserts Across the US," its first nationwide report on acces...
9/06/2024: The State of Maternity Care and Digital Health
September 6The AMA releases a guide for improving maternal health that includes remote patient monitoring. A personal story of mate...
Recommended Reading: Green Journal Editor's Pick Affirms Postpartum Hypertension Monitoring
August 29The Green Journal Editor's Pick for the month of September is Clinical Outcomes Associated With a Remote Postpartum Hype...
8/23/2024: The State of Maternity Care and Digital Health
August 23In the news, a data report shows the impact of maternal care deserts in urban areas, while the personal stories of Afric...
8/09/2024: The State of Maternity Care and Digital Health
August 9In the news, proven therapies for better maternity outcomes see low prescription rate, raising the need for improved mon...
MassHealth Offers a Blueprint for RPM Policy in Maternity Care
August 2Obstetricians participating in MassHealth received great news this week. Effective August 1, 2024, MassHealth will now p...
7/26/2024: The State of Maternity Care and Digital Health
July 24In the news, industry leaders and VCs look for differentiators in a flooded digital health market. New data breaks down ...
3 Ways to Improve Maternal Behavioral Health
July 18Behavioral health issues are the highest cause of maternal deaths. But despite advances in medical care, addressing beha...
7/03/2024: The State of Maternity Care and Digital Health
July 3We're altering our regular schedule to deliver you the most recent news in maternal and digital health in advance of Fou...
Digital Health for Medicaid Enrollees Requires Its Own Playbook
June 26Digital health tools are a viable solution for Medicaid enrollees. The question is not whether technology will work for ...