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Priority Health Expands Maternity Management Program to Additional Members

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Priority Health, a nationally recognized nonprofit health plan, has expanded its maternity management program, PriorityMOM™, to ASO, Medicaid and Individual members.

PriorityMOM™ offers support to expectant mothers by walking alongside them through their pregnancy. The program helps reduce the total cost of maternity care, preterm births and postpartum readmissions. Since PriorityMOM™ launched in June 2021 as a pilot program, more than 400 expectant mothers have enrolled.

PriorityMOM™ is a unique program designed to help moms navigate health care decisions and costs. Expectant mothers who enroll in PriorityMOM™ receive personalized information to educate and support them on their journey to becoming a mom. This includes resources that cover issues like hypertension, mental health and diabetes. Priority Health has also partnered with Ovia for members to have access to a free pregnancy tracker and Byram for covered breast pumps.

“As both a health plan provider and part of a health care system, we have the ability to collaboratively look at our current maternity management programs and identify care and education opportunities,” said Karen Meyerson, director of commercial care management at Priority Health. “By expanding PriorityMOM™, we are able to provide additional members an affordable, accessible and innovative maternity program geared to meet their needs throughout their pregnancy.”

For more information, visit priorityhealth.com/joinprioritymom.

About Priority Health:

With over 30 years in business, Priority Health is the second largest health plan in Michigan, offering an extensive portfolio of health benefits options for employer groups and individuals, including Medicare and Medicaid plans. Serving more than one million members each year and offering a broad network of primary care physicians in Michigan, Priority Health continues to be recognized as a leader for quality, customer service, transparency and product innovation. Learn more about affordable, quality health coverage options from Priority Health.

Contacts

Maggie Jackson | (313) 268-0897 | Maggie.jackson@priorityhealth.com

Priority Health


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Maggie Jackson | (313) 268-0897 | Maggie.jackson@priorityhealth.com

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