SimpliFed Raises $4 Million for Expanding Maternal Care Platform
SimpliFed: $4 Million Raised For Building Maternal Care At Home Platform
Summary
Virtual maternal healthcare provider SimpliFed announced it raised $4 million in funding. The funds will be used to scale its care delivery from a point solution into a comprehensive platform using its updated mOS (Maternal Health Operating System).
Details
SimpliFed utilizes a longitudinal model that supports patients through pregnancy and postpartum periods, focusing on consistent touchpoints centered around baby feeding. This approach has built trust with over 300 health systems and independent practices, improving maternal health outcomes. The new funding will advance the mOS (Maternal Health Operating System), which is technically robust, featuring multitenancy 'white-labeling' and over 90 APIs for developers. Crucially, it supports SMART on FHIR and integrates with major EMR systems like Epic, eCW, and Athena. This integration capability allows SimpliFed to deliver a seamless care experience by minimizing provider burden while ensuring easy patient access. The company plans to expand its offerings to include virtual high-risk monitoring and mental health screening, emphasizing the deep connection between maternal well-being and baby feeding success. Experts praise this shift toward comprehensive family care models that address systemic inequities in maternal health.
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