Case Study: Making Maternal Care More Equitable through Remote Monitoring

Author: Mount Sinai and United Hospital Fund 

In 2022, United Hospital Fund convened a task force of leaders from New York health care organizations to help coordinate efforts to improve health equity and health care quality. The task force’s findings will be released soon in an upcoming UHF report.

Complementing this report is a new series of spotlights chronicling how some task force members are already taking the initiative to connect quality and equity in their health systems.

The spotlight series is organized in four themes: incorporating social determinants of health (SDoH) into clinical care models; patient engagement and co-design; improving capacity for SDoH screening and referrals; and investing in the community. 

This spotlight examines Mount Sinai’s remote patient blood pressure monitoring program in maternity care, which leverages additional support for pregnant people at home to help reduce growing disparities in pregnancy outcomes.

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