Maternal and reproductive healthcare is rapidly changing. Health leaders must grapple with worsening maternal health disparities, the nationwide maternal mental health crisis, lasting impacts of the Dobbs v. Jackson ruling, and the rise of femtech disruptors. These drivers bring opportunities and challenges for maternal and reproductive health leaders progressing towards holistic, appropriate, and accessible care for all.

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The pandemic spurred a shift in birthing plans and preferences due to COVID-19 associated fears and resulted in worsened pregnancy complications and disparities.

There is increased urgency to expand access to maternal behavioral health services as the pandemic exacerbated the preexisting maternal mental health crisis.

The Supreme Court’s overturning of the landmark case, Roe v. Wade, has resulted in restricted access to abortion and reproductive health services for millions.

The rapid expansion of femtech has both high potential and many challenges in terms of providing equitable and appropriate care.