Maternal mortality rates have reached concerningly high levels in the United States, making it one of the worst countries for pregnant women. The leading cause of death is cardiovascular disease, but life-threatening complications such as preeclampsia, preterm births, and hemorrhaging are also contributing to the rising rates.

At this point, the symptoms are pointing to a simple diagnosis: The status quo isn’t working. In this trends report, thought leaders come together to better contextualize the scary issue of maternal health in the U.S. and why experts are struggling to identify the causes of rising negative maternal health outcomes.

Read now to discover how healthcare organizations today are leveraging:

• Population health care models to timely identify pregnancies and support preventive care
• Digital health solutions to improve the care experience
• Policy reforms to create a more equitable, effective maternal care system

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