ON-DEMAND WEBINAR
Empowering Black Maternal Health: Navigating Postpartum Care
In partnership with AHIP
Speakers:
  • Jenny Carrillo, PhD, MBA, President, Ovia Health
  • Timothy Law, DO, MBA, Chief Medical Officer, Highmark Inc.
  • Rosemond Sarpong Owens, CDM, MPH, Director of Racial and Health Equity Integration, Blue Cross Blue Shield Minnesota
Despite years of efforts, the US still ranks last for maternal health quality out of all other developed nations. The statistics are even worse for women of color; for instance, Black women are 60% more likely to develop preeclampsia, one of the leading causes of maternal death. Improving birth equity and birth outcomes are a top priority year after year, but what solutions have the biggest impact? What can payers do to improve Black maternal health, effectively engage members, and ultimately drive behavior change that will lead to improved outcomes?

In this webinar, leaders discuss actionable strategies, insights, and best practices to drive equity, improve outcomes, and foster a supportive health care environment for Black mothers. Experts from Blue Cross Blue Shield Minnesota, Highmark Inc., and Ovia Health delve into sharing strategies and best practices for improving postpartum care for Black mothers, addressing disparities, and promoting positive maternal health outcomes within the Black community.

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If improving maternal health outcomes, supporting women and engaging members is on your strategy roadmap, we can help. Schedule a call with Ovia's team to learn how we're helping clients see up to 54% reduction in preterm births*, up to 14% reduction in preeclampsia* and up to 4X ROI.*
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**Note that these outcome(s) reflect(s) the greatest improvement experienced by a single client for this/these clinical condition area(s). Other clients experienced different outcomes in this/these clinical area(s). Actual results may vary based upon initial prevalence rate and engagement rates.