What is SafePartum?

Modern labor & delivery units require multidisciplinary leadership and a team-based approach to maternal and fetal health. SafePartum LLC was founded in 2021 by practicing Obstetric Anesthesiologists who are passionate about maternal and neonatal health, and have over thirty years of clinical experience managing and consulting in the care of medically complex, high-risk obstetric patients.

SafePartum was created to support all healthcare providers who interface with and care for pregnant patients. We provide inter-professional high-risk consulting services and digital bedside clinical support for the entire team of L&D professionals.

We know it can be difficult to stay up-to-date on the latest in pregnancy related care. Check out SafePartum Academy to access professional resources!

“2.8 million pregnant women and newborns die every year, or 1 every 11 seconds, mostly of preventable causes.”

-UNICEF, 2019

UNICEF Global Target:

To reduce global maternal mortality ratio (MMR) to less than 70 per 100,000 live births by 2030.

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