Early Care Campaign
Learn How to Close Maternal and Early Childhood Healthcare Gaps
In the United States, the maternal death rate is three to four times higher than in other developed nations, and one in eight women experience postpartum depression with 50% of them untreated. Postpartum support typically drops off after parents leave the hospital, and is focused primarily on newborn care, leaving many parents unprepared to take care of their own physical and emotional needs. GoMo Health’s Early Care program delivers personalized support and guidance for families, improving health outcomes and reducing costs.
Watch the Series to Learn How Your Organization Can:
Expert Video 1
How Providers in Georgia Improved the Postpartum Care Experience by Building an Effective Health System and Community Partnership
Bob Gold, MS
Chief Behavioral Technologist, GoMo Health
Kaprice Welsh, CNM, MSN, MPH
Founder, Center for Black Women’s Wellness
Expert Video 2
Impacts of Integrating Automation into Clinical Practices to Help Improve Maternal Health Outcomes
Jessica Andersen, BSN, RN, CPHQ
Director, Clinical Performance Improvement and Organizational Excellence, GoMo Health
Expert Video 3
Measuring and Improving Healthcare Engagement for Maternal Child Health Stakeholders
Nakecia Taffa, LPN, CSPR
Quality Improvement & Health Equity, Director
Robyn D’Oria, MA, RCN, APN
CEO of Central Jersey Family Health Consortium
GoMo Health Early Care
The GoMo Health Early Care program helps reduce adverse events and empowers parents to navigate pregnancy and childbirth journeys confidently. It’s a turnkey engagement program that provides real-time support and guidance for at-risk families when and where they need it.
With Early Care, organizations can:
GoMo Health Early Care Client Results:
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