maternal health
On the heels of a $9.2 million Series A, Mahmee CEO and cofounder Melissa Hanna discusses the fragmented maternal healthcare experience in the U.S.
The startup launched in August last year with a $3.2 million seed.
The company said it would use the Series A to expand its team, build its provider network, and add partnerships with health systems and payers.
The growth of telehealth and remote-monitoring tools could be a game-changer for women's health, particularly maternal and fetal care.
Babyscripts plans to use the funding to expand throughout the U.S. and develop care models targeted to payers.
Mae provides a weekly pregnancy tracker, care tips and access to maternal care providers.
Cayaba Care aims to meet the full scope of maternal health needs by providing home-based and technology-enabled care.
Dr. Liz Kwo reviews the support that fertility and maternal-health apps can provide and outlines key considerations for integrating these tools into care.
The challenge, which officially launches in January 2021, was announced this week during HIMSS’ Health Equity Week.
Also: FDA clears Nuvo Group's fetal and maternal heart monitor for pregnant women; Innovaccer, Sanitas USA launch virtual COVID-19 care app.