Equitable Medicaid and Clinical Research Officially
Launches Correct Moms, an AI-Powered Maternal Health Platform

Equitable Medicaid and Clinical Research (EMCR) has officially announced the launch of Correct Moms (Beta Version), an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered maternal health platform designed to help women and girls access reproductive healthcare information, detect potential pregnancy risks, and connect with healthcare professionals.

The launch follows more than a year of development, driven by a simple belief: no woman should lose her life because of childbirth or a preventable pregnancy-related complication.

Correct Moms brings several maternal and reproductive healthcare services into one platform, including menstrual and ovulation tracking, pregnancy monitoring, early identification of pregnancy risks, health reminders, pharmacy services, medical referrals, and access to licensed healthcare professionals and health facilities.

The platform also provides postpartum support, medical fundraising assistance, access to free baby items, and an online pregnancy community where women can ask questions, share experiences, and support one another.

Unlike conventional pregnancy tracking applications, Correct Moms combines AI-powered health guidance with professional medical care. The platform is designed to help women recognize potential health concerns early, make informed decisions, and seek medical attention when needed. Its AI features are intended to support, rather than replace, professional medical assessment and treatment.

As part of its plans to improve maternal healthcare access, EMCR is also developing a wireless ultrasound probe that will connect with the Correct Moms platform. The device, which remains under development, is intended to support maternal healthcare services in rural and underserved communities where access to diagnostic equipment is limited.

Speaking on the launch, EMCR reaffirmed its belief that quality maternal healthcare should be accessible to every woman, regardless of her income, location, or circumstances.

With the beta version now available, EMCR is inviting women, healthcare professionals, and members of the public to download Correct Moms, explore its features, and share their experiences.

Feedback received during this testing period will guide further improvements ahead of the planned stable release in November 2026.