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Navigating Financial Pressures: How OB/GYN Practices Can Overcome Stagnant Revenue & Rising Costs

Rising costs and stagnant reimbursements are squeezing OB/GYN practices. Mother Goose Health helps medical groups capture more billable services, reduce administrative burdens, and maximize value-based care revenue—delivering an estimated 5–10x ROI. 📈 Find out how much your practice could earn.

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Human-Centered Design: A Powerful Ally in Evidence-Based Maternity Care

Human-centered design enhances evidence-based maternity care, improving outcomes, patient experiences, and reducing costs through innovative, patient-centered solutions.

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The Cost of Rising Neonatal Intensive Care: A Call for Prevenative Action

Rising NICU utilization reflects preventable issues like increasing preterm births, inadequate prenatal care, and social health disparities, disproportionately affecting vulnerable populations. NICU care, while life-saving, represents a costly, reactive approach.

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Addressing Maternal Mortality with Human-Centered Digital Health Solutions

Human-centered digital health solutions offer a promising path forward. These solutions empower women with timely access to care, improve patient-clinician communication, and ultimately reduce adverse maternal outcomes.

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Prenatal Care Makes All the Difference for Positive Outcomes

The number of women who die from maternal causes in the US remains the highest among the developed nations, and yet many of these death are preventable. Effective prenatal care that detects risk factors and provides rapid intervention can significantly help to reduce the likelihood of complications to provide positive outcomes for both mother and baby.

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Managing Substance Use in Maternal Health

Substance use during pregnancy is a growing issue in the United States, impacting the health of both mother and baby, but its criminalization may only serve to exacerbate the an issue where supportive maternal healthcare could help.