In this eye-opening exploration, we uncover the surprising prevalence of paternal PPD, its impact on family dynamics, and the doubled danger when both parents are affected.

Philadelphia mothers can now receive top-quality postpartum depression care from the comfort of their homes, eliminating barriers like transportation and childcare.

The history of postpartum care reflects a gradual progression towards better support for new mothers. However, we now find ourselves at a critical juncture where significant advancements are not only possible but necessary.

Through this partnership, Materna Health's specialized postpartum mental health providers will be available on the Headway platform in Pennsylvania and Delaware. This integration will allow patients to easily access insurance-covered, specialized postpartum mental health services, significantly reducing out-of-pocket costs.

Materna Health's behavioral health services will now be available through the Quartet platform. This integration allows participating payors and hospital systems to easily refer patients to Materna Health's specialized postpartum care services directly through Quartet's established network.

The postpartum care crisis in America is a complex issue with deep-rooted causes. Addressing it will require a multifaceted approach involving policy changes, healthcare system reforms, cultural shifts, and a renewed commitment to maternal health.

While most new moms experience the "baby blues" - which include mood swings, crying spells, anxiety, and difficulty sleeping - some face a more severe, long-lasting form of depression known as postpartum depression.

A recent NIH-supported study in Pakistan found that cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) during pregnancy reduced rates of both anxiety and depression in new mothers.

This review examines current research on postpartum exercise, discussing potential benefits, risks, and recommended guidelines.

In recent years, researchers and healthcare providers have been exploring a promising tool for understanding and managing postpartum stress: heart rate variability

Empowering your reproductive choices: Expert guidance and education in Materna Health's VIPC Program

Living with a chronic condition doesn't mean you can't have a healthy, positive postpartum experience. With the right support and care, you can successfully manage your health while embracing the joys of new motherhood

Understanding how exercise and nutrition impacts postpartum recovery

Breastfeeding offers numerous benefits for both mother and baby, including optimal nutrition for infants, enhanced bonding, and health benefits for mothers. However, many women face challenges that can make breastfeeding difficult without proper support.

The postpartum period - the weeks and months following childbirth - is a critical time for physical recovery. At Materna Health, we understand that every woman's postpartum journey is unique, and we're here to guide you through the physical aspects of recovery.

Value-based care is an approach that focuses on the quality of care provided rather than the quantity. In maternity care, this means prioritizing outcomes that matter most to mothers and babies, rather than simply the number of procedures or visits.

The journey of motherhood is beautiful, challenging, and complex. While much attention is given to pregnancy and childbirth, the postpartum period - especially beyond the first few weeks - often doesn't receive the focus it deserves.

Unveiling the experts dedicated to your comprehensive postpartum care and recovery

Empowering your village: how to integrate your support system into Materna Health's virtual IPC program for optimal postpartum recovery

Health disparities in maternal outcomes reveal significant inequities in postpartum care. Addressing these disparities is crucial for ensuring that all mothers, regardless of their background, receive the support they need for a healthy recovery.

At Materna Health, our Virtual Integrated Postpartum Care (VIPC) model is designed to provide comprehensive support to new mothers during the crucial postpartum period. One of the key elements of this model is the role of care coordinators.

Materna Health's Virtual Integrated Postpartum Care (VIPC) and Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP) in mental health share a common goal: providing structured, intensive care to address critical needs during vulnerable periods.

Phia Health's Virtual Integrated Postpartum Care (VIPC) program is designed to provide intensive and focused support, addressing gaps left by on-demand services.

Studies have shown anxiety happens more frequently than depression during pregnancy (more than 1 in 10 pregnant persons) and just as often as depression during the postpartum period.

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