The United States faces some of the worst maternal morbidity and mortality outcomes of any developed nation. A key contributor to this challenge is uncertainty.

For nearly four million annual births in the U.S., the standard "due date" is notoriously imprecise—wrong up to 95% of the time and often off by one to two weeks. This imprecision creates a cascade of problems: patient anxiety, unnecessary medical inductions, and significant logistical hurdles for families, particularly those in rural and underserved communities.

While the market is flooded with wearable devices generating vast amounts of physiological data, this data often lacks the clinical interpretation needed to make it actionable. AmaHealth bridges this critical gap between raw wearable data and meaningful clinical application.