Mahmee
Wraparound maternal and infant care platform combining nurses, doulas, lactation consultants, remote monitoring, and care coordination across pregnancy and postpartum.
Los Angeles, CA
2014
11-50
$15.7M
Commercial Insurance, Medicaid, Self-Pay
What They Do
Mahmee delivers a multidisciplinary maternal-infant support model that spans pregnancy, birth preparation, feeding support, postpartum care, and selected infant needs such as jaundice monitoring. The company combines in-person care in California with virtual care nationwide, layering nurses, doulas, lactation consultants, care coordinators, nutrition support, mental health coaching, and data-driven monitoring into one experience. Mahmee’s revenue model is mixed: it contracts with health plans, health systems, and community partners while also offering direct consumer packages and membership pricing. Its payer footprint is increasingly insurer-led, with partnerships across commercial plans and Medicaid-serving plans, but it still maintains a cash-pay path for uncovered families.
Competitive Position
Mahmee sits between pure digital navigation and full clinic-based maternity delivery. It competes with pomelo-care and maven-clinic on payer-facing wraparound support, and overlaps with oula and diana-health when patients want a more continuous maternal care experience. Its differentiator is not obstetric clinic ownership but the breadth of non-physician support wrapped around pregnancy and early parenting, especially lactation, doula care, and proactive monitoring. That makes Mahmee particularly relevant for plans and systems trying to improve outcomes without rebuilding the full OB front door.