Support Across a Lifetime
Introducing the Women, Children, and Families Engagement Hub
Women, children, and family healthcare is a complex and demanding responsibility. That’s why GoMo Health created the Women, Children, and Families Engagement Hub—a centralized resource to help organizations support women and families at every stage of life.
From birth and early childhood to adulthood, caregiving, and aging, the Hub offers comprehensive engagement programs that deliver timely, personalized guidance. The result: better health outcomes, stronger care management, and lower overall costs.
Empowering Every Woman’s Journey
Early Childhood (0–12 years)
A child’s early years are foundational and often overwhelming for parents. The hub provides timely, personalized support directly to parents and caregivers, helping them feel more confident, informed, yet empowered while improving outcomes for children and families alike.
Key program outcomes:
75% reduction in inpatient/readmission costs
64% lower emergency visit costs
Key areas of engagement:
Young Adulthood (12–18 years)
Navigating the path to adulthood comes with new responsibilities and risks. Our programs help young people and their families make informed choices and build resilience with personalized, preventive support that promotes emotional well-being and long-term positive health outcomes.
Key program outcomes:
94% of those enrolled have learned from the program
33% of participants have ALREADY applied what they learned to daily life
Key areas of engagement:
- Drug Education/Awareness
- Foster Care Youth
- School-Aged Challenges
- Teen Pregnancy
- Coping/Trauma Management
Adulthood
Busy lives and growing obligations can make it harder for a person to prioritize their own health needs. The engagement hub supports individuals with tailored tools to better manage their physical and brain health, empowering them to stay well, manage chronic conditions, and establish healthy habits – while at the same time, juggling the responsibilities and details of daily living.
Key program outcomes:
78% indicate a more positive challenges, reduced stress and anxiety, and an increased ability to address challenges
75% noted a significantly positive impact on their emotional health
Key areas of engagement:
Motherhood
Pregnancy and motherhood bring new questions, emotions, and responsibilities. Personalized, real-time support helps moms prioritize their own well-being while building confidence in caring for their families, which is essential to healthier outcomes for everyone.
Key program outcomes:
100% of escalations were successfully addressed to reduce hypertension-related maternal mortality and adverse events
0% preterm births among women in GoMo Health prenatal support programs vs. the state average of 9.6%
Key areas of engagement:
- Prenatal: Prep for Mom and Baby
- Postpartum
- Physical and Mental Healthcare
- Balancing Self and Dependent Care
Caregiving
Caregiving is demanding – physically, emotionally, and financially. Tailored, compassionate resources ease caregiver stress, reduce burnout, and activate people in better self-and dependant care while preserving well-being.
Key program outcomes:
41% of caregivers who filled out a survey requested additional support and saw an improvement in managing their child’s behaviors and their family environment
89% of caregivers said they were confident caring for their child (13% increase from baseline)
Key areas of engagement:
- Aging Dependents
- Children with Disabilities
- Loved Ones with Alzheimer’s/Dementia
Self-Care
Self-care isn’t selfish – it’s essential. GoMo Health supports individuals through life’s many transitions, from menopause and perimenopause to balancing family, work, wellness, and everything in between.
Key program outcomes:
58% of participants noted a decrease in depressive symptoms
42% of participants reported a reduction in stress symptoms since the start of the program
Key areas of engagement:
- Life Balance
- Menopause
- Perimenopause
- Wellness/Strength
Aging
Aging brings new challenges and the need for trusted, ongoing support. The hub engages older adults and their caregivers/families with personalized guidance that promotes health and independence, helping individuals age with dignity and confidence.
Key program outcomes:
45% decrease in number of ED visits that did not result in an admission
20% decrease in a lack of reliable transportation preventing access to care
Key areas of engagement:
- Aging in Place
- Alzheimer’s/Memory Care
- Medicare
- Chronic Heart Failure
Whole-Person Support with Evidence Based Impact
Rooted in cognitive and behavioral neuroscience, our solutions go beyond education to drive lasting behavior change. By meeting people where they are with personalized, real-time support, we help strengthen overall health, resilience, and quality of life to enhance physical, emotional, and psychological well-being.
Our programs not only help to achieve personal health goals for those enrolled but are also proven to reduce cost of care delivery, improve quality of care, scale personalized support delivered by care teams, and improve outcomes.
NEW WHITE PAPER AVAILABLE
The Overlooked Link Between Brain Health and Maternal Well-Being
Today’s mothers are under more pressure than ever, juggling caregiving, decision-making, and emotional support roles while navigating a constant stream of personal and global crises. This relentless demand takes a measurable toll on brain health.
When brain function is compromised by chronic stress, it impacts more than just mood. It affects sleep, memory, emotional regulation, and the ability to make decisions. However, the brain is remarkably adaptable. With the right support, it’s possible to restore clarity, strengthen resilience, and protect mental and emotional well-being – even in the face of ongoing uncertainty.
Our new white paper, Resilient Minds: Supporting Maternal Brain Health in Times of Crisis, explores the science of maternal brain health and offers evidence-based strategies and tools to strengthen resilience:
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