The whole-person-care infrastructure maternal care has always been missing.
Field is the ambient data infrastructure and care coordination intelligence connecting the maternal community health workforce to clinical care — closing the gap that mothers and children have always fallen through.
The Problem
The Gap We Built For
Community health workers: doulas, CHWs, lactation consultants, postpartum navigators, midwives — generate critical care data every day. Almost none of it reaches clinical/health systems.
There is no concrete infrastructure connecting what happens in homes and communities to what happens in hospitals. Mothers fall through that gap.
What Field Does
Ambient Intelligence. Real Continuity.
Field captures care data at the community level — passively, without burdening the workforce — and surfaces it as structured care intelligence for the workforce and population health intelligence for the institutions that need it.
By making whole-person care data interoperable for the first time, Field connects what happens in the community to what happens in the clinic. The workforce gets documentation and case management relief. Institutions get visibility they've never had.
Who it's for
Built around the people who already do the work.
The Workforce
Built for doulas, community health workers, lactation consultants, postpartum navigators, and midwives. Designed around trust.
Maternal Health Organizations
Doula agencies, birth centers, home visiting programs, WIC agencies, and maternal health CBOs — organizations whose entire workforce is maternal. Field serves everyone in the building.
Medicaid MCOs, Payers, & Health Systems
Population health intelligence, outcomes data, and care coordination infrastructure — built from the community up.
Founder
Built by someone who's been on both sides.
Mubarakat Awosanya is the Founder & CEO of Field. She brings over a decade of experience designing and deploying maternal and community health programs across 20+ global markets — and lived experience navigating the maternal care system as both a practitioner and a mother.