Ambera Health

Support for pregnancy,
birth, and postpartum.

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For hospitals

Support around birth.
Centered on the person.

Explore a shared place for the preparations, questions, and conversations around the care your hospital provides.

Before arrival. Around birth. Beyond.

  1. Prepare for the conversation.

    Families can organize appointments, explore their Learning Center, prepare a hospital bag, and write down birth preferences to discuss.

  2. Keep the people in view.

    Authorized care-team conversations and Labor Circle status give supported relationships a place in Ambera. Clinical assessment and urgent contact stay with your established care channels.

  3. Keep the story together.

    A personal account continues after birth, with journal entries, saved records, and continued care connections where the relationship permits them.

Begin with the family experience.

Preferences, preparation, and the people a family chooses to connect.

Birth preferences

Preferences,
ready to discuss.

Families organize the preferences they want to discuss with their care team.

Explore birth preferences

Birth preferences

A place to prepare for discussion.

Birth preferences help people record what matters to them before a care conversation.

  • Families create and revisit their preferences.
  • Connected professionals see information according to the care relationship.
  • This does not replace clinical decisions, consent, or documentation.
Explore birth preferences

Learning Center

Learning for
each person.

Courses and lessons within each family or professional account.

Explore the Learning Center

Learning Center

Learning alongside care.

The Learning Center provides published courses for the person’s account role.

  • Learners work through courses and lessons in their own account.
  • Progress belongs to the learner.
  • Course completion does not confer clinical credentials.
Explore the Learning Center

Your care team

People,
connected.

Families can connect doulas, midwives, and providers around their care.

Explore care-team connections

Your care team

Care relationships with defined access.

Individual accounts and care relationships determine who can see shared information.

  • Each person uses their own sign-in.
  • Primary professionals and assigned backups have different relationship permissions.
  • An organization’s interest does not create access to anyone’s records.
Explore Care team

Think through participation.

For the person receiving care

Each person uses their own account. Consider how families would hear about Ambera, get started, and find help using it.

For participating professionals

Identify who needs a supported professional workspace, what their client relationships look like, and which information those relationships permit.

For your organization

Define purchasing, capacity, staff support, privacy responsibilities, and the scope of any proposed rollout before enrolling a team.

Alongside the care you provide.

Ambera supports preparation, organization, and communication. Your clinical records, assessments, consent procedures, and emergency channels remain in your established systems.

Hospital integrations and institution-wide administration need a specific scope and agreement. They are not part of a standard professional account.

Review privacy and information handling

Choosing for your own client relationships?

An individual provider, midwife, or doula can explore the Care team experience and current professional plans. A professional account is separate from a hospital rollout.

Find your professional workspace

See Ambera in the context of your hospital.

Tell us about your maternity service, the people you support, and the questions your team wants to explore.