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As families across the United States prepare for the Thanksgiving holiday, many women, infants, and families are struggling with food insecurity. We invite you to visit Feeding America's Food Bank finder page to learn how you can make a difference, not just this November, but throughout the year. https://hubs.ly/Q02Z4Rw20

ICYMI: Every maternity journey is unique, with its own highs and lows, as well as celebrations and challenges. ProgenyHealth is pleased to share an interactive experience that illustrates how ProgenyHealth's Maternity Case Management program supports members through pregnancy, delivery and postpartum. https://hubs.ly/Q02ZqHfz0

#ICYMI: In honor of Prematurity Awareness Month, we invite you to join ProgenyHealth Founder and Executive Chairwoman, Ellen Stang, MD in building a happier, healthier future for all infants and families.

Every day, an infant dies from complications due to necrotizing enterocolitis. With a new $1.9 million grant, the NEC-Zero program at the University of Arizona is aiming to help educate providers and save infants. https://hubs.ly/Q02TKHZ30

Every maternity journey is unique, with its own highs and lows, as well as celebrations and challenges. ProgenyHealth is pleased to announce the launch of our latest digital experience, One Member's Journey. Learn how ProgenyHealth is there for your members at each step. https://hubs.ly/Q02Z4YSX0

Although rural communities can be a beautiful place to live, work, and raise a family, life can be difficult due to limited healthcare access. Today, we recognize National Rural Health Day by thanking rural clinicians; while bringing awareness to the unique healthcare challenges these communities face every day. #powerofrural https://hubs.ly/Q02YVGLX0

The recipe for better maternal and infant health: Last week, our Founder and Executive Chairwoman, Ellen Stang, MD, along with a few ProgenyHealth team members and colleagues, attended the March of Dimes Signature Chef’s Gala to support access to care for all pregnant moms and address inequities in maternal health. Many thanks to all who attended: Dr. Altina Phaire, Medical Director Sarah Mowry MSN, RN, CCM, Manager of Maternity Case Management Stacey Ridgeway, CMA Maternity Kathleen McConway, UM Supervisor Dr. Jay Greenspan, Member of ProgenyHealth’s Medical Advisory Committee and March of Dimes Trustee Mary Lowery, UMA

In our latest LinkedIn Newsletter, ProgenyHealth CEO Susan Torroella, MBA, shares her insights on how a well-crafted engagement strategy can build goodwill, establish long-term trust, and create lasting loyalty between health plans and their members. Subscribe now to stay informed and inspired!

Seasonal vaccinations are critical to the health of everyone, but especially for pregnant women and infants. Learn more about seasonal vaccines at our fact sheet here:

Urgent alert: Our nation's maternal and infant health crisis continues. For the third year in a row, the US has received a D+ for preterm birth in the 2024 March of Dimes Report Card, with a staggering rate of 10.4%. In 2023 alone, over 370,000 babies were born preterm—that’s 1 in 10. This crisis affects communities unequally, with race, location, and other factors playing a significant role in outcomes. ProgenyHealth stands with March of Dimes in advocating and advancing the goal of improving maternal and infant health for everyone, everywhere. Read the report now at https://hubs.ly/Q02Yln6_0