For Healthcare Providers
A community-based perinatal village that extends your clinic into the neighborhoods you serve
Aldea Village helps FQHCs, midwives and safety‑net OB practices support high‑risk Medicaid birthing people between visits—without asking your teams to build a new program from scratch.
Schedule a short working session to explore how an Aldea pilot could align with your perinatal workflows, quality goals and Medicaid population.
How Aldea Supports Your Clinic
As a safety‑net perinatal provider, you see the risks that surface between visits but can’t run a full community program alone. Aldea surrounds your Medicaid patients with Doras, doulas, nurses, and social workers from early pregnancy through 12 months postpartum.
Extends your reach into the community
Doras and doulas meet patients where they are—by phone, text, and in trusted community spaces—making it easier for them to stay engaged in care instead of disappearing between visits.
Surfaces what's happening between visits
Regular check-ins and structured reports give your team a clearer picture of clinical, mental health and social needs at home, so you can intervene earlier and more safely.
Fits alongside, not instead of, your care team
Aldea integrates with your workflows and escalation paths. Doras and doulas handle ongoing support and navigation and Aldea's nurses and social workers work with your clinicians to step in when there are red flags or higher acuity needs.
Strengthens your equity and support story
By pairing maternal metrics with real stories and Social Determinants of Health (SDoH) insights from families, Aldea helps you demonstrate the impact of community-anchored support to state agencies, funders and boards.