Myri is designed to integrate seamlessly with state Medicaid initiatives, Title V programs, HRSA-funded clinics, and TMaH pilots. It also supports local home visit programs, FQHC networks, and case management efforts focused on maternal and child health.

Yes. Myri supports Medicaid Section 1115 demonstration waivers, value-based maternal health programs, and perinatal quality initiatives. Our reporting and engagement tools align with Medicaid documentation, outcome metrics, and preventive care guidelines.

No. Myri is built to support, not replace. It complements existing community health workers, case managers, and home visit programs, providing early signals, educational support, and reporting infrastructure without increasing workload.

Myri collects self-reported health information, behavior patterns, and system-level engagement data to support early intervention and population health tracking. It is fully SOC2, HIPAA, GDPR, and CCPA compliant, with strict data access controls and anonymized reporting as required.

Yes. Myri is designed for accessibility. It supports regular check-ins, low-bandwidth functionality, and multilingual outreach, making it ideal for areas with limited internet access, tech literacy, or clinical reach.

Pricing is tiered based on the population served, with a flat-fee structure to support predictable budgeting. Myri offers flexible contracting options aligned with state and federal funding models.

In early pilots, Myri helped reduce NICU admissions by 23%, increased postpartum visit adherence by 2.5x, and boosted engagement among underserved populations by 44%, all while reducing manual follow-up load on public health teams.

Yes. Myri can be tailored by language, health education content, escalation protocols, and reporting structure. Programs can configure dashboards and workflows to align with local priorities, staffing models, and funding requirements.