Connecting with prenatal care
Has a woman connected with a prenatal team, and what is preventing the next agreed step?
Designed around the healthcare journey
Perinatal coordination
A connected perinatal journey from pregnancy through the fourth trimester.
Senvanta is designed for maternal-care coordination across the full journey: connecting with prenatal care, keeping referrals and care information moving, and following through after delivery.
Why this journey
A journey worth understanding.
The perinatal journey is longitudinal, crosses multiple settings and teams, includes expected milestones and rapid branches, and continues well beyond an inpatient encounter.
Effective coordination starts with understanding how women connect with a prenatal team, how referrals and information move between providers, and how follow-up is confirmed. A missing record, an access barrier, and an unassigned next step may require different responses.
Many patients already use mobile devices for scheduling, messaging, education, and check-ins. That creates an important design opportunity, but not a reason to assume equal access. Senvanta is intended to be mobile-first, accessible, and able to support approved alternate channels.
- 01Pregnancy confirmation & onboarding
- 02Prenatal progression
- 03Delivery readiness
- 04Birth & recovery
- 05Discharge & fourth trimester
Maternal-care coordination
Three practical questions. One connected journey.
These questions guide the design of connected, understandable next steps across maternal care.
Keeping care and information connected
Are referrals, records from other providers, or handoffs still awaiting action, and who is responsible?
Following through after delivery
Did the planned follow-up happen, and what remains unresolved?
The first narrow illustration
One unconfirmed follow-up. A clear next step to review.
The fictional postpartum example shows how the design brings sources, uncertainty, and responsibility into view across prenatal care through postpartum. Illustrative example. Fictional people and sample information.
Perinatal journey example
The journey should feel clear in the palm of your hand.
In this fictional postpartum example, patients see a calm view of what is happening now, what comes next, and where to ask for help. An authorized family member or other support person sees only what the patient has chosen to share, and each person could use a separate language preference.
These views illustrate the perinatal journey from prenatal care through postpartum.
Illustrative example. Fictional people and sample information. These mobile views do not provide medical advice or emergency services.
Senvanta™ with Sample Health System
Fictional patient · Postpartum day 4
Good morning, Maya.
Here is what is happening in your journey today.
In progress Today
Your follow-up is being confirmed.
Jamie Lee, care coordinator, is bringing the details together.
Jamie owns the next step
For urgent concerns, use the care instructions from your health system.
Senvanta™ with Sample Health System
Your next step
Your follow-up is ready.
Confirmed Tuesday, August 18
10:30 AM · Sample Women’s Health
240 Harbor Way · Suite 210
- Transportation
- Ride plan requested
- Questions
- Contact care coordination
Illustrative actions: confirm receipt or request more help.
Senvanta™ with Sample Health System
Support-person view
Maya asked for help with a ride.
You can support this step without seeing private notes or other health details.
Tuesday, August 18 · 10:30 AM
Illustrative action: Offer help with the ride. Ride to Sample Women’s Health
Please confirm directly with Maya before making plans.
Designed around follow-through
One understandable coordination story.
Clear sources, visible uncertainty, accountable ownership, and documented closure help people understand what is happening and what should happen next.
Patient check-in
A plain-language, mobile-first interaction that preserves the patient’s original response and supports alternate communication routes.
Journey context
A clear view of the current stage, the expected next milestone, visible sources, and what remains uncertain.
Meaningful signal
A configured operational difference, such as an unconfirmed follow-up, presented with its reason and source.
Owned next action
An accountable role, due time, acknowledgment state, action record, and visible closure.
Design principles
Clear context. Accountable follow-through.
Senvanta is designed to make the source, context, timing, owner, and next action clear to the people responsible for moving care forward.
- Transparent sources and illustrative rules
- Human acknowledgment and resolution
- Mobile-first, accessible, and not mobile-only
- Coordination that supports, not replaces, clinical judgment
Responsible design
Designed through multiple lenses.
A responsible journey layer cannot be shaped from one vantage point. It requires workflow, safety, patient, governance, and technical perspectives at the same table.
Obstetric practicesCare coordinatorsHospitals & health plansHealthcare operationsQuality & patient safetyPatients & health literacyHealth IT & data governanceClinical, legal & privacy review
Shape the workflow
Where does maternal-care follow-through break down?
We welcome perspectives from obstetric practices, care coordinators, hospitals, and health plans. Help shape how information, responsibility, and next steps can connect across the journey.
Discuss a Maternal-Care Workflow