Enhanced care for the moms and babies who need it most.
OB-GYN practices are being asked to do more as Medi-Cal and Medicaid care models evolve, placing increasing demands on providers. By partnering with HHN to coordinate care and address both medical and social needs, your practice can better support high-risk patients, improve maternal and infant health outcomes, and meet quality goals—while helping every family thrive.
Working together to Close Gaps In Maternal Health Outcomes
Disparities in maternal and infant health continue to drive preventable hospitalizations, poor outcomes, and higher costs. Addressing birth equity not only saves lives — it strengthens value-based care performance and maximizes resource efficiency. Consider:
By partnering with a knowledgeable, birth-equity-focused Case Management team, your practice can ease the burden of high-risk, resource-intensive patients while improving outcomes.
How We Support Your Practice
We can ease the burden of high-risk, resource-intensive patients while improving outcomes by:
Reduce Lost Time & Revenue
Our case management team keeps high-risk patients engaged and on schedule — reducing missed visits, crises, and uncompensated care while improving patient retention.
Align with Value-Based Models
Medi-Cal and Medicaid are rewarding results, not volume. ECM helps OB-GYNs document measurable quality metrics and improve outcomes tied to incentive payments.
Ease Staff & Admin Burdens
We manage the non-clinical work — transportation, social needs, follow-ups — so your team can focus on clinical care.
Lower Liability Risk
Coordinated care reduces complications, ER deliveries, and documentation gaps — all while enhancing quality reporting and compliance.
Reduce Burden of High-Risk Pregnancies
Our Maternal-Fetal Medicine advisor oversees care teams for complex pregnancies, ensuring patients receive consistent oversight and support.
How We Support Your Patients
- Proactive High-Risk Case Management: Collaboration on care plans for patients with gestational diabetes, hypertension, or behavioral health needs.
- Improve Appointment Attendance: Appointment scheduling, transportation coordination, and reminders to reduce missed visits and support consistent prenatal/postpartum care.
- Provide Social Resources: Access to housing, food, behavioral health, substance use treatment, and domestic violence resources — stabilizing families and improving outcomes.
- Supports Medical Compliance: Assists patients in adhering to prenatal, postpartum, and chronic care plans, ensuring timely appointments, screenings, and follow-ups.
Why HHN?
Let’s Change Lives Together
Immediately leverage our dedicated team of 30+ case managers, social workers, Maternal-Fetal Medicine Advisors, and behavioral health specialists to support the high-risk pregnancies in your practice.
Together, we can improve outcomes, identify barriers affecting maternal health, and address needs and social determinants like housing and nutrition.
Want to learn more about how we can support your practice?
Getting Started & Beyond
Onboarding
Receive your Partnership Onboarding Package, confirm practice details, and authorize collaboration so we can begin supporting your team.
Identify Overdue Patients
Identify patients who need additional support, review care gaps with your team, and securely share the list with HHN for follow-up.
HHN Engages Patients
HHN contacts patients directly, helps schedule needed visits, and works to remove common barriers that prevent families from completing care.
HHN Tracks Outcomes
We provide clear quarterly reports that show progress, highlight care gaps, and offer insights that help your practice strengthen performance.
Let’s explore how we can work together to close gaps in care and create healthier communities.
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