Babyscripts offers a comprehensive maternity care program that spans the prenatal and postpartum periods, addressing an outdated and ineffective model for pregnancy care that fails to consider social determinants of health risks.

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Babyscripts is a new model for prenatal and postpartum care that is transforming the way expectant mothers use technology to work with their healthcare providers. We’ve spent the last nine years delivering the most-implemented mobile clinical solution for remote monitoring in pregnancy, with the mission to eliminate maternal mortality and improve access to care for all mothers. For more information on our virtual care solution and to request a demo, visit babyscripts.com.

What's the next frontier for Babyscripts? 🚀

Logan Plaster of StartUp Health sat down with Sarah Nicholson of Babyscripts to discuss the company's journey, its innovative approach to maternal health, and the broader trends shaping the maternal health industry. 

Read on for our highlights ⤵️

https://hubs.li/Q02rTT6T0

It's time to move from talking about the problems in maternal health to actually fixing them at scale, rather than just nibbling at the edges. 

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In this interview with StartUp Health, Sarah Nicholson, SVP at Babyscripts, shares her insights on the future of the maternal health market & Babyscripts' impact on the issues. 

TL;DR: 

💰 $100 million allocation through ARPA-H towards women's health research indicates a growing focus on funding and innovation in the field.

💡 Babyscripts can personalize the response and education around rising health risks, connecting patients with important resources and support.

🤰 Babyscripts facilitates early intervention and continuous monitoring, potentially reducing clinic visits for low-risk cases while ensuring timely medical intervention when necessary. 

🔄Recent policy and funding opportunities toward holistic care models parallel a growing push toward comprehensive care networks on the innovation side. 

Watch the full interview with Logan Plaster below!

https://hubs.li/Q02rl2-g0

March news includes the release of research suggesting that maternal mortality rates may have been miscalculated, plus an official response from ACOG that highlights persistent racial inequities and the large percentage of preventable maternal deaths.

The White House details actions to improve women's health in a new fact sheet, and serveral articles consider the ROI of digital health and whether its worth the financial outlay.

Plus, a new study from WellSpan Health shows that Babyscripts improves postpartum assessment of hypertensive disorders of pregnancy.

Preeclampsia affects about 8% of pregnancies, and it's also a strong indicator of future heart health. 

Proud to work with our partners at WellSpan Health, who are proactively using a preeclampsia diagnosis as an opportunity to prevent CVD and reduce hypertension-related postpartum complications with Babyscripts. 

The AMA estimates that 1 in 10 instances of high blood pressure in the postpartum period are missed because of lack of follow up. 

This new study from Adriane Burgess, Julia Wheeling, Taylor Deannuntis, and the team at WellSpan Health shows the effectiveness of RPM for driving high patient engagement in postpartum care and flagging problems before they become life-threatening.

Postpartum is one of the most dangerous periods for a woman's health, yet it's also a time when care gaps most frequently occur -- when a woman is home with a newborn, it's hard to make it to the doctor's office. 

It's so important that we empower postpartum women with RPM -- studies like this one prove it. 


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