Naomi books the blood pressure check, sorts out coverage and getting there, and rebooks until she’s seen. For Medi-Cal plans, hospitals and county programs.

The gap

A high-risk new mom's blood pressure spikes at home. Booking the check is on her.

  1. Before she leaves. She's told to get a check in 7 to 10 days, or 72 hours if severe.
  2. Days 3 to 6. Her blood pressure peaks. She's home with a newborn.
  3. By day 10. She has to find a slot, check her coverage and get there.

Many miss it. Some end up back in the ER.

What Naomi does

Naomi gets every high-risk new mom to her visit.

  1. She texts mom first. No app, no login. Mom just texts back.
  2. She books the blood pressure check inside the 7 to 10 day window.
  3. She sorts out coverage and the ride so mom only has to show up.
  4. She rebooks until mom is seen. Anything clinical goes straight to your care team.

of pregnancy-related deaths are preventable

happen between 7 days and 1 year after delivery

postpartum blood pressure readmissions, 2019 vs. 2010

of California births are covered by Medi-Cal

Built for the work after discharge

Up to 40% of new moms miss their postpartum visit.

The top reasons are coverage, childcare and getting there. Naomi handles the logistics.

How it works

Postpartum follow-up, from discharge to appointment.

Naomi schedules and coordinates follow-up care for high-risk postpartum patients, so your care team doesn’t have to.

  1. Step 1

    Enroll at discharge

    Patients are enrolled at L&D discharge or from your high-risk list. Naomi reaches them by text in their preferred language. No apps, downloads or logins.

How we compare

Most maternal health tools watch moms between visits. Navora gets them to the visit.

Compare with
Navora Health
Remote monitoring apps
What it is
An assistant that does the follow-up work for high-risk new moms
An app and BP cuff that send readings to her provider
Contacts the clinic and books the visit
Reminders only
Puts the visit on mom's calendar
Not offered
Rebooks if she misses
Not offered
Sorts out her coverage
Not offered
Plans how she gets there
Flags social needs
Works with every clinic she sees
Through her provider or plan
Nothing to download: works by text
App
Speaks mom's language
Over 30 languages
English and Spanish
No extra work for her clinic's staff
Staff review her readings
Paid only when mom makes it to her visit
Not offered

Based on the public materials of leading companies in each category, as of October 2026. “Not offered” means we didn't find it in those materials.

Where Navora fits

Navora doesn't replace monitoring or virtual care. It finishes the job they start.

A remote BP program can flag a high reading. A virtual clinic can tell mom she needs to be seen. Someone still has to book the visit, check her coverage, figure out how she gets there and rebook it when she misses. That's what Naomi does, for every clinic and provider mom sees, for the full first year after birth.

So a plan or health system can run Navora alongside the programs it already pays for, and measure one thing: did more moms make it to their visits?

Design partners

Get your high-risk moms to their postpartum visits.

Help us shape Naomi around your program.

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