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Enroll at discharge
A nurse adds the mother, delivery notes, language, and next check-in before she leaves.
Pilot in GhanaPiloting maternal continuity in Ghana
Omaya — postpartum care that follows mothers home
Postpartum care and maternal health follow-up in Ghana through calls, SMS, and hospital escalation.
- 1 year
- after-discharge follow-up
- No app
- calls and SMS work on any phone
- Human-led
- clinical team stays in control
For hospitals
A triaged queue, not a call list.
For mothers
Support that follows her home.
For pilot teams
Fast setup, clear review.
Ghana maternal health
Learn how Omaya supports postpartum follow-up.
Omaya focuses on postpartum care in Ghana, maternal health continuity, and simple follow-up workflows for hospitals and mothers.
Product
Know who needs help after discharge.
Omaya follows up with mothers after birth, records what changed, and gives hospital teams the short list that needs attention.
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Check in by call and SMS
Omaya asks about pain, bleeding, mood, sleep, feeding, medication, and warning signs.
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Escalate the few who need care
Stable updates are logged. Concerning answers go to the clinical team with context.
Omaya care queue
Today
Akosua O.
Day 6 after C-section
Fever and wound tenderness reported.
Naa D.
Day 11 after birth
Low mood and poor sleep for three days.
Ama M.
Day 4 after birth
Pain improving. Feeding going well.
SMS summary
Hi Ama, Omaya will check in again on Friday. Reply anytime if pain, bleeding, mood, or feeding changes.
Who it helps
One care loop, two clear experiences.
For hospitals
Reduce blind spots after discharge. Give midwives a focused queue, not a manual follow-up burden.
- 3-minute enrollment
- Triage by severity
- Audit trail for each mother
For mothers
Get simple check-ins, reminders, and a path back to care when recovery does not feel right.
- No app download
- Call and SMS support
- Early access waitlist
Pilot model
Start small. Learn fast. Decide with evidence.
Omaya is currently set up for focused pilots with maternity teams in Ghana.
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Map your discharge workflow.
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Enroll a first cohort of mothers.
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Review alerts, response time, and patient feedback.
FAQ
Questions about Omaya, answered.
What is Omaya?
Omaya is a postpartum care service that follows mothers home after they leave the hospital. It checks in with mothers by phone call and SMS during recovery, logs how they are doing, and alerts the hospital's clinical team when an answer suggests someone needs attention.
Who is Omaya for?
Omaya serves two groups at once: hospitals and maternity teams who want to reduce blind spots after discharge, and mothers who want simple check-ins, reminders, and a clear path back to care when recovery does not feel right.
Does a mother need a smartphone or an app?
No. Omaya works over regular phone calls and SMS, so it reaches mothers on any phone with no app download required.
How does escalation work?
Omaya asks mothers about pain, bleeding, mood, sleep, feeding, medication, and warning signs. Stable updates are logged automatically. Concerning answers are escalated to the hospital's clinical team with context, so midwives get a short triaged list instead of a manual follow-up burden. The clinical team always stays in control.
How long does follow-up last?
Omaya is built for continuity, with after-discharge follow-up extending up to one year postpartum.
Where is Omaya available?
Omaya is currently running focused pilots with maternity teams in Ghana.
How does a hospital start a pilot?
A pilot starts by mapping your discharge workflow, enrolling a first cohort of mothers, then reviewing alerts, response time, and patient feedback. You can request a pilot, book a walkthrough, or reach the team by email, phone, or WhatsApp from the contact section.
Contact
Tell us where Omaya should begin.
Request a hospital pilot, book a walkthrough, or join the early access list for mothers.