PriorityMOM is Priority Health’s program supporting expectant mothers through pregnancy.
Priority Health describes PriorityMOM as a program that supports expectant mothers through their pregnancy. This page is the Priority Health provider manual, so it is written for physicians and office staff and not for employers.
What the program is and what members do.
What the program is
The carrier says PriorityMOM supports expectant mothers in their pregnancy journey. It states goals of reducing OB costs, preterm births and postpartum readmissions while improving health outcomes for mom and baby. Those are the carrier’s stated goals, not results the page reports.
How members use it
The provider manual does not describe the format. It does not say whether support comes by phone, app or visits, or how a member joins. Those are questions for the carrier.
What it covers and does not
The page describes pregnancy support and care coordination in general terms. It does not list services, devices, incentives or benefit changes, and it does not state any measured results.
Eligibility, funding and plan design.
Who the carrier says it is for
This page is the Priority Health provider manual, so it is written for physicians and office staff and not for employers. It states the program is for pregnant members and does not name a line of business.
How it is funded or sold
The page does not state a price or say whether it is included in premium. We would ask the carrier whether there is any cost to the group or member.
Where it fits in plan design
It sits alongside maternity coverage as a support program. It does not change what the plan pays. For employers with younger workforces, it is worth confirming and including in employee communications.
What to settle before relying on it.
Is PriorityMOM part of our plan?
The page does not name a line of business. We would ask Priority Health to confirm in writing that the group has access.
How does a pregnant member enroll?
Enrollment is not described. We would ask who contacts the member, when in pregnancy, and what the first touch looks like.
What does the carrier report about results?
The page lists goals only. We would ask whether Priority Health can share group-level reporting, and how it is measured, before we repeat any outcome.
Common questions about this program.
What is PriorityMOM?
Priority Health says it is a program that supports expectant mothers in their pregnancy journey.
What goals does the carrier state?
Reducing OB costs, preterm births and postpartum readmissions while improving health outcomes for mom and baby. These are goals, not reported results.
Who is eligible?
Pregnant members, per the carrier. Confirm group availability directly.
Where these details come from.
This page summarizes what Priority Health publishes. Programs change, so confirm current details with the carrier before relying on them.
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