Kharraz declined to say what that fee is. Providers from Zaya Care who join Zocdoc’s marketplace pay the company a fee for each new patient booking they receive via Zocdoc just as any other provider does. Zaya Care is working to change that, she said. We help them take insurance and thereby help expecting parents access them,” Runge said.Ībout 40% of women aren’t able to access the postpartum care they need, typically because of issues with cost or coverage. “Basically these types of providers today are mainly cash pay and are not really accessible, yet they’re really critical during that pregnancy and postpartum phase. Oftentimes, providers like lactation experts don’t accept insurance.
I think this is an important step in this direction for a crucial part of every parent’s life,” he said. … Making it really easy to access the care you need is our goal. It would have been great to actually have been able to find a lactation consultant easily. “Going back to my own twins when they were born, one of them didn’t latch on. The partnership represents the first time Zocdoc will have lactation consultants available on its marketplace, said Dr. Through the partnership, patients can find and book virtual or in-person appointments with Zaya’s providers via Zocdoc’s website or app. We take a bit of inspiration from the European care model and other countries in Asia as well, which have designed it in a way that the OBGYN is supported by a suite of providers.” All these specialists come into play during pregnancy and postpartum. “How we do that is by working together with all the providers. “We’re looking to expand what is covered by insurance in terms of maternity care,” said Leoni Runge, Zaya Care founder and CEO, in an interview.
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