The Technology Council is a forum for technology companies in the maternal mental health sector to partner with the Maternal Mental Health Leadership Alliance (MMHLA) in supporting education, awareness, and policy solutions that advance our shared mission to promote the mental health of mothers and childbearing people in the United States.
Through the Technology Council, we build partnerships and develop strategies to advance maternal mental health by strengthening the digital maternal mental health ecosystem. The Technology Council and MMHLA’s senior leadership team meet quarterly to exchange knowledge, insights, and expertise related to the field of maternal mental health, with a specific focus on digital mental health solutions.
Interested in joining the 2027 Technology Council cohort? Email Priscilla Briones at pbriones@mmhla.org.
Babyscripts is a virtual maternity care platform that uses remote monitoring, mental health check-ins, and dynamic risk stratification to deliver personalized education and timely clinical interventions from pregnancy through one year postpartum.
This year, Babyscripts is placing greater focus on patient engagement and postpartum services, with new myJourney app features such as an in-app kick counter for third-trimester patients and feeding and nutrition logs for postpartum families. These tools are designed to keep patients engaged throughout their maternity journey and provide continued support after delivery.
In addition, Babyscripts was also recently named to TIME and Statista’s 2026 list of the World’s Top HealthTech Companies. This recognition highlights the company’s work to make maternity care more proactive, connected, and scalable while improving access to data-driven care.
BobiHealth is a maternal care coordination platform that uses a mobile app and daily symptom check-ins to bridge gaps between doctor visits, enable continuous risk monitoring, and keep patients connected with their care teams. The BobiHealth two-generation pregnancy and postpartum care coordination platform monitors physical, mental, and social-determinant risks between visits.
Recently, BobiHealth was selected to join the Harvard Business School Foundry Catalyst September 2026 cohort. BobiHealth was one of just 30 companies selected from more than a thousand applicants. Catalyst is an intensive program designed to help companies accelerate their venture and make meaningful progress toward their next major milestone.
Earlier this year, BobiHealth also took first prize at the HITLAB World Cup: Innovation Pitchday, placing #1 out of 1,277 health tech companies.
BobiHealth is actively partnering with medical systems looking to innovate and improve maternal mental health screening and follow-up completion. The BobiHealth app is currently available in the U.S., Canada, India, the Philippines, Costa Rica, and Panama. It's available on the iOS and Android app stores in English and Spanish.
Candlelit Care is a culturally tailored maternal mental health platform that provides stigma-free screening and specialized provider training to improve perinatal mood disorder detection and support for underserved Black parents.
The company is thrilled to be entering the second year of partnership with Drs. Anna Whelan and Martha Zimmerman at the UMass Chan Medical School, which offers personalized screening and coaching to Black mothers, all funded by the Massachusetts eHealth Institute (MeHI). This partnership has brought culturally responsive care to new and expectant Black mothers in the Boston metropolitan area.
In addition to its research activities in Boston and California, CandleLit Care trains doulas through the Citywide Doula Initiative in New York City, empowering them to support underserved mothers through early intervention.
Concert Health is a national behavioral health medical group that integrates the Collaborative Care model into primary care practices to deliver scalable, team-based mental health care.
The company is excited to have a continued partnership with the University of Washington's AIMS Center, expanding Collaborative Care to individuals with bipolar disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder. To date, the project has served almost 1,500 patients identified by their primary care providers and referred to Collaborative Care.
Concert Health’s clinicians have been trained in specialized interventions for the treatment of individuals with these diagnoses. The project aims to identify best practices and demonstrate outcomes that other organizations and collaborative care services can replicate.
Dionysus Healthcare is a molecular diagnostics company that uses epigenetic blood testing to predict postpartum depression risks early and enable precision-based maternal mental health interventions.
Recently, Dionysus Healthcare launched myLuma™, the first and only blood test to predict the risk of postpartum depression 10 weeks before the baby is born and before symptoms begin. Built on over 15 years of research at Johns Hopkins, myLuma™ is a routine blood test administered at 28 weeks of pregnancy that analyzes unique AI-powered biomarkers to assess the risk of postpartum depression or anxiety.
myLuma™ has been validated across over 600 patients with 87% accuracy. These early and accurate insights allow women to take charge of their mental health and create a 4th trimester care plan that allows them to take steps to prevent postpartum mental health conditions such as anxiety and depression.
Microsoft For Health Care has recently showcased Dionysus Healthcare. Also, Dionysus Healthcare’s Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Jennifer Payne, was featured on Katie Couric’s Substack.
FamilyWell Health is an integrated behavioral health company that combines licensed therapists, psychiatric providers, and referring clinicians to deliver specialized mental health care from fertility through menopause.
FamilyWell is now partnering with Axia Women’s Health to expand access to specialized, integrated mental health care for 1 million women across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Indiana, and Kentucky, expanding FamilyWell’s footprint to nine states.
FamilyWell Founder, Dr. Jessica Gaulton, recently spoke about building a diverse perinatal behavioral health workforce for the Developing Brain Institute's monthly Perinatal Mental Health Training sessions.
Mammha is a full-spectrum perinatal mental health platform and care-coordinated program that starts with evidence-based screening and instant scoring, then connects patients to perinatal-trained clinicians and delivers robust tracking, ongoing support, and closed-loop follow-up.
Mammha is available to moms in all 50 states. Building on its existing partnership as the perinatal mental health solution for the March of Dimes NICU Family Support Program, Mammha is now ready to provide unique wraparound services for all parents through digital screening, care coordination, and full mental health triage for perinatal patients. Anyone can refer a parent directly.
Mammha's care coordinators help parents connect to local resources, including referrals to therapy with specialists trained in the perinatal period. Mammha creates an instant safety net for providers and patients.
Any healthcare organization or professional that would like to use Mammha’s services can complete a form to start building their own back office. After you complete the form, Mammha will contact you to show you how to access and use the data.
Seven Starling is a women's mental health company that provides specialized mental health care designed for life's most transformative stages, from fertility and pregnancy to loss, early parenthood, and menopause.
Its model is holistic by design. Each woman is matched with specialized providers, with access to therapy, psychiatric care, medication management, and support groups with women going through the same thing. And it works: >90% of patients report clinically significant improvement in their symptoms upon completing the program.
Seven Starling continues to thrive, breaking down barriers and expanding access to maternal mental health care. The organization has expanded its reach to serve more individuals in need, with more than 390 dedicated, passionate providers supporting thousands of active patients. In 2026, Seven Starling successfully expanded its reach to all 50 states and secured national, regional, and state insurance contracts covering more than 200 million lives.
Triplemoon is a fully virtual behavioral health team that plugs into pediatric and family medicine practices to lighten provider workloads and expand access for underserved children.
Currently operating in eight states across the U.S., Triplemoon is tackling a critical gap in family mental health care: of the 39 million children in America who need mental health support, only 20% actually receive it. This challenge primarily falls on primary care providers, who manage most of these cases on their own.
Founded in 2023 by Lauren Gage, Triplemoon partners with pediatric and primary care practices to provide wrap-around care through the collaborative care model with no upfront cost to practices and no disruption to how they operate. The pediatrician stays in the driver's seat.
The model addresses conditions including ADHD, anxiety, autism, and depression, with care widely covered by insurance, including Medicaid, giving families more timely, affordable access to the mental health support their children need.
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