InovCares puts health plans, community health centers and moms on one record — home blood-pressure and glucose monitoring, a culturally concordant care team, and the rides, groceries and prescriptions that keep care on track.
Pregnant or postpartum? Find your clinic and get the app
Chinenye at home in Dallas with the monitor from her InovCares kit. A reading goes straight to her chart, and her care team can pick it up on a video visit the same day. Dr. Taibat Eribo led women’s services at HHM Health, where Chinenye was a patient, and is now Chief Medical Officer of InovCares. Read her story in the HCSC newsroom.
The CDC estimates more than 80% of pregnancy-related deaths are preventable. Black women face two to three times the risk of white women. And the most common non-medical reason moms drop out of prenatal care is simply not being able to get there.
Real-time blood-pressure and glucose alerts, linked to OB care.
A bilingual experience with culturally concordant clinicians and doulas.
Rides, groceries, prescription delivery and prenatal vitamins.
Clinical and non-clinical services reimbursed by the health plan.
Trusted by two Blue Cross plans and four partner sites across Texas and Illinois.
Pregnancy, postpartum and baby’s first year — with providers and doulas who reflect your community, a medical kit at home, and rides, groceries and prescriptions when you need them.
4.8 / 5how members rate the experience
Explore services for momsFQHCs, birth centers and birthing hospitals: remote monitoring, alerts instead of reports, closed-loop referrals, and readings written back into your EHR.
+51%increase in prenatal patients at New Horizon Health Center
Become a partner siteMedicaid, Medicare Advantage and D-SNP: engagement your hardest-to-reach members keep, measures that move, and outcomes reported back to your quality team.
0%eclampsia in the BCBSTX cohort (N = 694)
See plan partnershipsOur model connects the clinical team, family and community support, plans and health-center infrastructure around her. It does not replace existing partners — it runs alongside and unifies them. And it is measured, not asserted every figure on this site traces to a named cohort, published paper, or a partner’s own survey.
Contracted partners Blue Cross and Blue Shield of TexasHealth plan HHM HealthFederally qualified health center, Dallas
Mom + the InovCares appChinenye and Xavier, HHM Health, Dallas
Her care team can include
Care-team composition varies by partner site.
Adapted from the InovCares care model, peer-reviewed in Health Equity, 2026.
A history of hypertension, a second-trimester scan showing her son was not growing as expected, and history of a difficult first pregnancy— in her words, and her clinic’s.
InovCares member · HHM Health, Dallas
“This pregnancy was a little rough for a few months, but my first pregnancy was even harder.”
Her story was told by Blue Cross and Blue Shield’s parent company, HCSC. Every step below is from that account.
Chinenye signed up during a standard prenatal visit at HHM Health in Dallas — no new clinic, no new provider to meet.
A blood-pressure cuff and monitor arrived at home, with a glucose monitor where risk calls for one, paired to the app she already had.
Elevated readings went to her care team as they were taken, which is what made quick intervention possible.
“The app gave me peace of mind to know that providers could see my blood pressure and other numbers.”
She was referred to maternal-fetal medicine for closer monitoring and blood-pressure management, and moved to weekly visits.
No-cost rides to appointments, prescriptions she could order, and behavioral health she could reach — after a first pregnancy that brought preeclampsia, depression and panic attacks. Yesenia, her bilingual InovCares doula, met with her regularly before the birth and again after it.
“They were like family, always asking if there was anything I needed.”
Xavier’s growth improved over the weeks that followed. He was born at 37 weeks, and Chinenye is at home in Dallas with two healthy sons.
Readings, alerts, visits, rides and outcomes sit on one longitudinal record, so none of this depends on a fax, a phone tree or a second login — and every step of it can be shown to the plan afterward. Read Chinenye’s story in the HCSC newsroom.
Member app, clinician app and population dashboard share the same data — nothing is re-keyed.
A pregnancy- and postpartum-aware assistant covering 100+ maternal health topics in plain language. Every answer is cited to named physicians, and a clinician reviews it before anything is acted on.
Blood-pressure, glucose and self-ultrasound readings taken in the app, with a health assessment that screens mental, metabolic and social needs — food insecurity, transport, housing — and reports back to the care team.
Scheduling, messaging and video visits with providers who reflect the community — available in 68 languages.
Prescription orders and delivery, plus $50 a month of groceries and prenatal vitamins to the door — with her own readings and health assessment steering what the catalog recommends.
In-app rides to prenatal visits and delivery hospitals, coordinated across Texas and Illinois.
Health communities with doulas, yoga and education — plus personal health tracking and wellness rewards. Every member is enrolled in a tribe, and across the two New Horizon patient surveys, 97% and 100% said they like being part of theirs.
694 members enrolled through Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas, compared against Texas Medicaid benchmark rates.
Peer-reviewed in Health Equity (2026) · Presented at MHPA 2026 · NIH-funded trial at the University of Miami
Special Beginnings® cohort with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas (N = 694), against Texas Medicaid benchmark rates, April 2026. The care model is peer-reviewed in Health Equity, 2026. Methods and limitations
A care plan names the visits. What decides the outcome is everything between them — whether a rising reading is seen, whether a ride shows up, whether anyone follows up after birth.
Ends in an ED visit, early delivery risk and no postpartum follow-up.
Ends in a safe delivery at 37 weeks and postpartum care completed.
37 wks
Safe delivery after a high-risk pregnancy.
Same-day alerts. No missed rides.“The app gave me peace of mind to know that providers could see my blood pressure and other numbers.”Chinenye · HHM Health, Dallas
The top lane is an illustrative typical path, not Chinenye’s history. The bottom lane follows Chinenye’s pregnancy at HHM Health in Dallas, a Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas Special Beginnings® site; event order is simplified. Read her story in the BCBSTX newsroom.
Four members in their own words — three of them on film, two filmed by Google.
“The app was a way that you can do things in your home without anybody really knowing.”
Mattu · InovCares member · story shared by Google
Challenge: she and her husband “tried everything,” in a culture where, in her words, it is “kind of sometimes embarrassing to even talk to other people about it.” An only child, she told herself, “I can’t let my kid go through that.” Outcome: fertility care she could reach from her own home — and a second child who “has brought so much light to our lives.”
“We really didn’t know what to expect out of the pregnancy journey.”
Bianca · New Horizon Health Center, Brownsville, TX
Challenge: first pregnancy, high anxiety, limited access to culturally aligned support. Outcome: “The app ensured that my baby and I were getting the adequate care that we needed.”
“They were like family, always asking if there was anything I needed.”
Chinenye & Xavier · HHM Health, Dallas, TX
Challenge: fetal growth concerns plus hypertension and preeclampsia history. Outcome: BP and glucose monitoring triggered same-day care, rides and Rx delivery removed barriers, and Xavier arrived safely at 37 weeks.
“Using the app it would be much easier for me to make my appointments, order my medications…”
Jeraldine Colorado · Chicago Family Health Center, IL
Everyday control: appointments, medications and self-monitoring in one app, across six clinics on Chicago’s South and West Sides — without leaving the clinical workflow.
Read every story, from the plans, the clinics and the mothers
Depression screening at every postpartum visit — 100% EPDS at Chicago Family Health Center. Behavioral health, counseling and doula support are requested in the app and documented when they are delivered, with a peer community in My Tribes between visits.
See the evidenceAn NIH-funded study led by Dr. Judite Blanc. The InovCares app was deployed at the University of Miami in 2025 and has enrolled participants. The study tests whether therapy delivered through the app lowers stress, depression and blood pressure among pregnant Black women.
Read about the studyTell us about your population and markets. We’ll send a partnership brief built on your members, measures and sites.
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