The video explains how the service works and shares testimonials from providers on how they have successfully enrolled moms in the service. Learn more about the value of text4baby and how it helps reinforce the health and safety messages that you’re already sharing with patients.

 

Watch it now and share it with your colleagues and networks! 

 

 

“Text4baby has helped over 600,000 women in the U.S. care for their own health and get their babies off to a healthy start in life. It can also be a real help to a busy obstetrical office, as a better informed patient is good for your practice. Text4baby is a truly valuable resource, and we are proud to be a part of this innovative program.”
-James N. Martin, Jr., MD, Past President, American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists

To help spread the word about text4baby, please utilize these resources:
 

• Physician-specific factsheet
• Nurse-specific factsheet
• Nurse-Midwives factsheet
• Get Involved as a text4baby partner
• Text4baby web button - upload a web button to your practice's website
• Executive Summary, summarizes text4baby accomplishments and history
• Impact Factsheet, provides evaluation data on text4baby
• Message Content, provides information on text message content and organizations who review the messages
• FAQs
• Email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to review the full set of text messages
• Click here for a full listing of partners in your state
• Click here for a sample email to colleagues and sample social media posts

“We at CMS have been working with text4baby in many ways to reach more women with information about health and affordable health care. We are shining a spotlight on efforts across the country that fold together children’s health coverage and text4baby enrollment so that families and children will have the best shot at getting both high-quality health insurance and fundamental health care. ”
-Cindy Mann, Director of the Center for Medicaid and CHIP Services, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services