Closing the gap in
preterm birth prevention
For at-risk pregnancies, the standard of care is still an invasive 1950s surgical procedure. MaternalSure brings that protection into the office — without a stitch.
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For pregnancies at risk of preterm birth, the gold standard is surgical cerclage, an operating-room procedure under anesthesia, largely unchanged since the 1950s. Of the 470,000+ U.S. pregnancies each year at significantly elevated risk, only about 15,000 receive it.
Access is a barrier. More than 85% of U.S. counties, where over half of American births take place, lack a maternal-fetal medicine specialist (MFM), and women without local MFM access face a 56% higher risk of preterm birth.
We can't put an MFM specialist in every county. MaternalSure equips the local provider to deliver that level of care.
470,000 women a year.
15,000 treated.
of at-risk women are left behind by today's standard of care for preterm birth
Women each year whose cervical length puts them at more than six times the baseline risk of preterm birth
The increased preterm-birth risk faced by patients without a local maternal-fetal medicine specialist
More than 85% of U.S. counties — accounting for over half of U.S. births — have no maternal-fetal medicine specialist
Only about 15,000 of the 470,000 at-risk women receive surgical cerclage each year
Cervical support,
without a stitch
Office-Based
Placed in the office — no operating room, no general anesthesia — enabling early, accessible intervention in the ACOG-recommended 16–24 week window.
Non-Invasive Design
Cervical support without a stitch, engineered to reduce the risk of infection and membrane rupture that comes with invasive technique.
Built for Today's OB
Intuitive to deploy in under five minutes. Scaling MFM-level care to the pregnancies that need it most.
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