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Guiding you from choosing your maternal healthcare provider until two weeks after your last postpartum visit. We believe in giving you all the information you need for a great birth experience.
Guiding you from choosing your maternal healthcare provider until two weeks after your last postpartum visit. We believe in giving you all the information you need for a great birth experience.
BirthX is creating a movement towards patient-centered maternity care by educating birthing people on their options before giving birth through our maternal HCP review platform, our SMS-chatbot, and mobile app.
Pregnancy, birth, and postpartum can be an overwhelming time. You have so many choices to make, and there is so much information out there. It’s hard to know which sources to trust. We know that many healthcare providers don’t have the time to answer your questions fully and in ways you easily understand, so we have created some tools and resources just for you. BirthX can help guide you from start to finish, from choosing your maternal healthcare provider to what to eat postpartum.
Pregnancy, birth and postpartum can be a confusing time. You have so many choices to make and it’s hard to know who to trust when it comes to making decisions especially if your healthcare provider doesn’t have time to answer your questions.
BirthX is dedicated to helping each person find the right information for their needs and preferences, so that they can make informed decisions with confidence.
Work towards equitable and patient-centered maternal healthcare for everyone
Raise awareness about obstetric violence
Educate and provide information to help enhance birthing experiences everywhere
Create transparency and accountability in maternity care
Inclusivity is essential to our work. We focus heavily on marginalized populations (specifically black, indigenous, and LBGTQ+) because they experience mistreatment in birth more frequently and because we believe everyone deserves to feel safe and secure in our space.
of respondents to REACH’s perinatal survey felt their maternal healthcare provider lacked empathy and 15% were found to want to change providers.
When patients don’t feel understood or listened to, they are more likely to have worse outcomes.
globally for maternal mortality.
The United States spends more money per capita on maternal healthcare than any other country yet we have any very little to no improvement in our maternal mortality in the last 100 years. Black and Indigenious women are about 3 times as likely to die from a pregnancy-related cause as White women.
pregnancy-related deaths could be prevented.
About 700 birthing people die from pregnancy-related complications each year in the US. The CDC reports that 60% of these deaths could be prevented.
pregnancy-related deaths occur 1 week to 1 year after delivery.
Did your provider go over the urgent maternal warning signs?
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