Providers & birth centers

A clearer connection
around each person.

Bring client communication, appointments, and shared pregnancy context into the provider experience. Keep the person receiving care at the center.

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Useful context. Appropriate access.

Client organization

Work from your active linked-client list and the information available under each relationship.

Communication

Keep conversations and appointments connected to the people you support. Review alert and notification settings.

Preparation

Discuss structured birth preferences and authorized client updates alongside your established clinical workflow.

A person behind every connection.

Prepare together and keep permitted information in context.

Learning Center

Learning for
your care work.

Explore the courses published for your professional role.

Courses
Lessons
Your progress

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Learning Center

Learning in your professional account.

Find the courses available to your role and keep your lesson progress in your own account.

Browse published courses for your professional role.
Mark lessons complete and return to your progress.
Course completion does not confer clinical credentials or replace professional training.

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Your care team

Your clients.
Your connections.

Manage linked clients and the information each relationship allows you to see.

Linked clients
Invitations
Relationship access

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Your care team

Connection starts with a care relationship.

Use the professional account for your role and connect with clients through Ambera’s invitation process.

Primary linked clients count toward the capacity in your plan.
A professional account does not grant access to everyone’s records.
Backup doula and midwife access follows the specific assignment.

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Birth preferences

Understand
their preferences.

Review the birth preferences a client shares with their care team.

Client preferences
Care conversations

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Birth preferences

Bring preferences into the conversation.

Use the client’s shared preferences to prepare for discussion and clarify what matters to them.

Review preferences available under your care relationship.
Keep clinical decisions, consent and required documentation in your established workflow.
Preferences do not guarantee a particular birth experience.

How birth preferences work

Messages

Keep client
conversations together.

Return to messages in the context of your client relationships.

Care relationships
Conversations
Notifications

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Messages

Communication with your connected clients.

Use messages to keep conversations with your clients together and review your notification settings.

Conversations follow the access granted by your care relationships.
Browser and device permissions can affect notifications.
Keep a separate direct-contact plan for urgent care.

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Support the relationship.
Keep clinical systems in place.

Ambera is a companion and coordination experience.

It does not replace an EHR, clinical documentation, diagnosis, or emergency response. A provider account does not establish an institutional deployment or grant unrestricted access to patient information.

A place for birth-center care.

Start with the provider workspace for your client relationships.

Keep appointments, shared birth preferences, and authorized conversations together around the people you support. Choose Provider when creating your professional account, and review the active-client capacity that fits your work.

Each person uses their own account. A provider plan does not create a shared staff login, a facility-wide record system, or unrestricted access to every client.

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When your needs go beyond one workspace.

For a birth center coordinating multiple professionals, purchasing, or a broader rollout, tell us about the scope you need. We can discuss participation, capacity, support, and privacy responsibilities.

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