NCayaba Care provides maternity support services focused on Black, Brown, and high-risk mothers. The company works with participating health plans to cover a comprehensive set of services from labor and birth help to postpartum care. Its offerings are designed by obstetricians, fellow moms, and maternity care experts to address medical and non-medical needs, including emotional support and practical help such as housing resources and WIC application assistance. They also offer free virtual Get to Know sessions to introduce their services. The goal is to reduce the maternal health equity gap by delivering personalized, coordinated care that improves outcomes for underserved communities.
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Total Funding
$31.6M
Headquarters
Washington DC, United States
Founded
2020
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Nadia Care (fka Cayaba Care), a Washington, DC-based maternal health company, raised $12M in funding
PHILADELPHIA, April 02, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Cayaba Care, a value-based, maternal care company reaching underserved and high-risk populations, has appointed longtime healthcare executive and former Obama Administration health official Adaeze Enekwechi, PhD, MPP as the company’s CEO. Created to bridge the maternal health equity gap through personalized, convenient, wraparound services, Cayaba provides care to expectant mothers between OB-GYN visits to support them in having a healthy, joyful pregnancy and a positive birth experience. “Maternal healthcare in America is broken: people who have the highest risk for complications rarely have access to the best care,” said Enekwechi. “Cayaba harnesses data and technology to deliver culturally-informed, community-based maternal care to those who need it most, and I couldn’t be prouder to be joining the team to tackle this huge problem.” Cayaba employs a multidisciplinary team comprising doula-trained maternity navigators, nurse practitioners, lactation, nutrition, and social support specialists that are able to provide mothers with ongoing obstetric care, guidance, emotional wellness, and support. The company also employs health workers and nurse practitioners in local communities to produce the best outcomes and avoid dangerous, costly visits to the hospital. As the Head of Health Programs at the White House Office of Management and Budget, Enekwechi oversaw Medicare, Medicaid, and all federal health programs and gained unparalleled insight into them
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PHILADELPHIA, March 8, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Leaders from Independence Blue Cross (IBX) provided testimony today to Philadelphia City Council on solutions to racial disparities in the maternal mortality rate in the city. The testimony took place at a hearing called by Councilmember and Public Health Committee Chair Nina Ahmad, Ph.D. Rev. Dr. Lorina Marshall-Blake, president of the Independence Blue Cross Foundation (IBX Foundation) and vice president of Community Affairs for IBX, and Dr. Seun Ross, executive director of Health Equity for Independence Blue Cross, spoke before the Council's Committee on Public Health.Rev
Cayaba Care, a black maternal health startup, announced a partnership with Axia Women's Health, granting Axia patients access to Cayaba's platform.
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Industries
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
Early VC
Total Funding
$31.6M
Headquarters
Washington DC, United States
Founded
2020
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