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Every path to motherhood is unique. Complex journeys require comprehensive solutions so that individuals feel supported throughout every phase of their reproductive and family health journey.

​During this webinar, we will present a pioneering cross-sector collaboration that’s proving how addressing patients’ unmet social needs improves maternal health outcomes and reduces healthcare costs.

​Sarasota Memorial Health Care System (SMHCS) has launched the First 1,000 Days Suncoast initiative, a community initiative of over 85 partners, to deliver person-centered care through collaboration. Together, we will unveil exclusive research findings from the evaluation of this program and its impact on key healthcare utilization outcomes.

​Join this exciting conversation with Dr. Chelsea Arnold, First 1,000 Days Suncoast Manager at Sarasota Memorial Health Care System; Dr. Amanda Terry, Director of Research and Evaluation at Unite Us; and Blake Neathery, Parent Advisory Committee member and Parent for Parents Program Coordinator to learn how to successfully meet mothers where they are and when they need it most.

​We’ll discuss:

​- Continuity of care and the need to provide support that extends beyond the clinical walls by engaging the community
- The importance of lived experience and the role it should play in program design
- The role technology plays in supporting cross-sector collaboration from collecting actionable data to streamlining care coordination and measuring and proving impac