Say what happened at the visit. In about 90 seconds,
our Maternal Integrity Assistant — MIA turns your words
into a record your state Medicaid plan will accept.
Up to $0 per pregnancy is set aside to cover doula care. Most of it goes unclaimed. Not because the care didn’t happen, but because documentation breaks down before a claim ever reaches the payer. In Oklahoma, SoonerCare funds more than 0 births a year. The care is consistent. The paper trail is where it falls apart.
Payers already fund this care, and the reimbursement is there. What went missing was the accountability between the people providing care and the plans paying for it. MIA closes that gap with clean, visit-level records that both sides can verify and stand behind.
Payers already fund this care, and the reimbursement is there. What went missing was the accountability between the people providing care and the plans paying for it. MIA closes that gap with clean, visit-level records that both sides can verify and stand behind.
The mission is local. The infrastructure is national. That’s the difference.
After a visit, open MIA and just talk for about 90 seconds, in your own words. MIA checks what you said against your state’s requirements and builds a clean, submission-ready record. It stays in your voice and becomes a lasting record of the care you gave. Starting in Oklahoma, it gives your Medicaid plan the documentation it needs to reimburse that visit.
Mia Woodson is a U.S. Army veteran, mother of four, and has called Oklahoma home for nearly twenty years. In the Army, she coordinated large-scale training operations across complex logistics systems, where every person, supply, and timeline had to be accounted for with precision. Years later, as a practicing birth doula in Oklahoma, she watched that same discipline go missing in the one system that needed it most.
The care was happening every day. The documentation, coordination, and pay were not keeping pace. It was not a failure of effort. It was a structural gap. So she built PDI, applying the operational rigor she developed in the Army to a corner of perinatal care that had gone underdocumented for far too long.
MIA gives Medicaid plans and state agencies clean, verifiable, FHIR-ready records from every community doula visit, plus the anonymized outcomes and network visibility you need to grow doula coverage with confidence.
Records arrive in the standard format your health data tools already read, so nothing gets retyped or cleaned up by hand. (FHIR-ready.)
Anonymized results across the doula workforce. Visits completed, postpartum follow-through, in a form you can actually use.
See who is active and how many visits they are doing, without manual audits or claim-by-claim digging.
Every visit is checked against your state’s rules first.
Join the waitlist for early access. Oklahoma doulas move to the front.
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