New digital platform connects mothers to personalized, comprehensive health resources and community services through a single digital entry point, funded by the Pennsylvania Department of Health, Bureau of Family Health.
KEY POINTS
- The Lincoln Center for Family and Youth (TLC) and Greenspace Health are co-launching Bloom, a digital Maternal Health Hub
- Initial launch targets two urban Pennsylvania communities with high unmet maternal health needs: Montgomery and Lancaster counties
- The initiative combines Measurement-Based Care (MBC) with population health technology to connect pregnant or post-partum individuals with personalized mental health support and community resources.
Audubon, PA–September 22, 2026– The Lincoln Center for Family and Youth (TLC), a nonprofit leader in community-based mental health services, has partnered with Greenspace Health to develop Bloom, a centralized digital platform designed to streamline access to maternal health care and social determinants of health (SDoH) resources and services for underserved communities across Pennsylvania.
According to Brown University Health, only 15% of pregnant people with depression and anxiety get connected to care, with stigma, cost, and navigation barriers among the leading causes (Bublitz & Sharp, 2024). Bloom, the Maternal Health Hub, will serve as a “one-stop” digital entry point connecting pregnant and post-partum individuals to comprehensive maternal health resources, community referrals, and dedicated case management support. The platform will leverage Greenspace’s Measurement-Based Care (MBC) technology to collect user-reported outcome measures, guide personalized care recommendations, helping ensure that every individual’s unique challenges, demographics, and location inform the recommended support pathways they receive.
The initiative initially targets Montgomery and Lancaster counties, where poverty rates exceed the statewide average, rates of preterm birth and low birth weight are disproportionately high among mothers of color, and access to first-trimester prenatal care lags significantly behind state averages (Pennsylvania Department of Health, 2022). Bloom addresses these barriers directly through a free, confidential, and user-friendly platform built in partnership with maternal health experts and community stakeholders. Within the two-year project period, TLC and Greenspace plan to expand the platform to Wyoming and Sullivan Counties.
Greenspace’s Population Health Hubs have demonstrated clear, measurable impacts, achieving a 30-day user retention rate of 43% compared to a 3.3% industry average (Baumel et al., 2019), with users showing an average symptom improvement of 19%. Bloom directly combines digital access, outcome measurement, and human-centered case management in a single, easy-to-navigate platform.
“Maternal health is one of the most pressing and overlooked crises facing families in our communities. Too many mothers, particularly those navigating poverty, limited transportation, or a lack of culturally responsive care, reach out for help and are met with significant barriers. Bloom, our Maternal Health Hub, exists to change that. By creating a single, accessible entry point to care and connecting pregnant and post-partum individuals to the right resources at the right time, we can ensure that the communities we serve are no longer left without support at the moment they need it most,” said Emily Gatto, SVP of TLC Wellness at The Lincoln Center for Family and Youth.
“Maternal health is an area where Measurement-Based Care is uniquely positioned to make a meaningful difference. By combining digital access, real-time outcome measurement, and dedicated case management, Bloom will give pregnant and postpartum individuals in underserved communities the timely, personalized support they deserve. TLC’s deep roots in these communities make them the ideal partner to lead this work, and we’re proud to help build a model that improves outcomes for pregnant and postpartum individuals and their families across Pennsylvania,” said Jesse Hayman, Chief Growth Officer at Greenspace Health.
To learn more about Bloom and Greenspace Health‘s work to improve access to maternal mental health care, visit pa-bloom.com.
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ABOUT GREENSPACE HEALTH
Greenspace Health transforms mental health services by improving the way behavioral healthcare is accessed, measured, and delivered. Greenspace’s Measurement-Based Care platform enables mental health providers and organizations to implement consistent, evidence-based outcome measurement into routine care. This approach is proven to significantly improve clinical outcomes while generating actionable data to support quality improvement, value-based care, and system-level decision-making. Greenspace solutions have been implemented by more than 750 community and private clinics, hospitals, and health systems, improving patient experience, clinical outcomes, and care coordination at scale. Learn more at greenspacehealth.com.
ABOUT THE LINCOLN CENTER FOR FAMILY AND YOUTH
The Lincoln Center for Family and Youth (TLC) is a nonprofit organization founded in 1970 and headquartered in Audubon, PA. TLC provides community- and school-based mental health services, outpatient therapy, and alternative education primarily across Pennsylvania, with services extending to six states. TLC is committed to delivering equitable, accessible mental health care to individuals and families across all stages of life. For more information, visit thelincolncenter.com.
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