Health Plan Solutions

Satellite Maternal Care Clinics

Standardized systems. Predictable improvement.

Accessible maternal and perinatal care is universally accepted to improve outcomes for mothers and infants. We bring it within reach and make it scale.

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The Difference

Closing the distance to maternal care.

Health plans understand the value of reducing the distance between their members and maternal care providers. Better access means better outcomes for all.

Until now, mobile health models have shown promise in maternal services but struggled to scale across geographies and markets when managed independently by health systems with divergent incentives. We solved that.

Mobile maternal care clinic serving expectant mothers in a community setting
3x – 10x

Consistent ROI in small, rural counties

90 Days

From approvals to a data-driven intervention plan

1

Single performance-based Master Service Agreement

Pay for Performance

Maternal programs that scale across regions

We design, build, and manage maternal care programs that scale across regions as a contracted service.

Most contracts use a PMPM structure combined with our 5C engagement system, which helps activate and support hard-to-reach mothers delivering a proven, adaptable maternal care strategy within a single Pay-for-Performance Master Service Agreement.

Every program works to

  • Reduce complications such as preeclampsia and gestational diabetes
  • Improve prenatal visit adherence
  • Identify high-risk pregnancies early
  • Support postpartum recovery
  • Behavioral health & pediatric linkages for continuity of care
How It Works

From Data to Durable Outcomes

Day 0–90

Analyze & Plan

We analyze 24 – 48 months of aggregated data including EHR, claims, service utilization, cost data, obstetric care metrics, and care-manager notes with a proprietary model. Then we collaborate with your team, community stakeholders, and maternal health providers to co-design and plan the intervention.

Day 180

Operationalize

All components come online. We establish community health councils or maternal advisory boards, collect baseline metrics, and begin the optimization phase across six dimensions: access, engagement, outcomes, safety, continuity, and experience.

Ongoing

Optimize

In 12-week sprints we track lead and lag measures for engagement, outcomes, and ROI. Location, frequency, hours, services, workflows, and partnerships flex without a single dollar of additional investment and improvements are shared across the network.

An expectant mother waiting at a bus stop, facing travel barriers to reach maternal care
Consider the cost

What if you don't have a mobile maternal health partner?

  • Current maternal health metrics for your rural members may stagnate. Providers often don't locate in underserved counties.
  • Costs may escalate as complications go undetected until emergency care is needed.
  • Patient experience worsens when expectant mothers must travel long distances or rely on unreliable transportation.
  • PHPs that implement robust maternal health strategies will gain a competitive edge in renewals.
Dr. Paul Rosen, Chief Quality Officer, discussing maternal health quality improvement frameworks
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Our Chief Quality Officer is here for you.

Schedule time with Dr. Paul Rosen (former Director of Quality, CMS) or his staff to discuss quality improvement frameworks through the mobile health model.

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