Nyota is the operational brain that closes the blind spot — giving MCOs and clinicians daily visibility into the environmental and social stressors driving poor maternal outcomes.
Grounded in Evidence — Built for the Realities of Maternal Care
CDC-Aligned
Built on CDC maternal mortality surveillance data and ACOG clinical guidelines for high-risk obstetric care.
CMS TMaH Model Ready
Platform architecture maps directly to the 10-year CMS Transforming Maternal Health model quality measures.
Clinical Leadership
Developed with maternal-fetal medicine specialists, community health workers, and MCO medical directors.
MCOs and clinicians track vitals, labs, appointments and diagnoses. But the 87% of daily lived experience — housing instability, food insecurity, relationship stress, environmental exposure — goes completely undetected until it becomes an ER visit, a preterm birth, or a maternal death.
You are making high-stakes care decisions with incomplete intelligence. Nyota fixes that.
What you see vs. what's actually driving outcomes
Population-level visibility into social and environmental risk across your highest-risk members
Daily stressor signals on your high-risk patients between appointments
Earlier intervention. Fewer crises. Better maternal outcomes.
No implementation fees. No lengthy onboarding. No credit card.
Full platform access for your team for 30 days — so you can see exactly what you've been missing.
Nyota was built because the maternal health crisis demands more than incremental improvement — it demands operational intelligence that meets patients where they actually live.
The gap between what we document in the EMR and what's actually happening in a patient's life is where maternal deaths occur. Nyota is the first tool I've seen designed to close that gap.
MFM Specialist
Pilot Program Participant
As an MCO medical director, I've never had visibility into member-level social stressors at this scale. This changes how we think about care management for our highest-risk members.
Medical Director
Managed Care Organization
The 72-hour alert window is the difference between prevention and crisis response. Every high-risk OB practice needs this.
OB/GYN
Community Health System

"Black women are dying at 2–3x the rate of white women in childbirth — not because of biology, but because the systems around them are missing the signals. We built Nyota to make those signals visible."
Nyota Health Founding Team
Maternal Health Technology, Phoenix AZ