From unmet need to completed care.
FIELD’s AI agents call, book and follow up until mothers make it to the visit they were referred to.
Dana R. · 6-week postpartum visit
- Wed 9:02: Referral received
- Wed 9:03: 6 providers checked
- Wed 9:14: 3 calls placed
- Wed 9:21: Booked Tue 10:40
- Mon 6:00 pm: Reminder sent
- Tue 11:32: Visit attended
Hear FIELD make the call.
Pick a role and talk with FIELD’s voice agent. About a minute, in your browser or on your phone.
Uses your microphone. No phone number needed. Calls may be recorded. Demo only, don’t share real health information.
This is a demo. FIELD does not provide medical advice. If this is an emergency, call 911.
FIELD care assistant
Demo line
Your role
You're a new mom who needs her 6-week postpartum visit booked.
Up to 3 minutes. Live captions on this screen.
Demo only. Don’t share real health information.
Preview mode: the conversation is scripted, and FIELD speaks with your browser’s voice.
A referral is not completed care.
66.5%
of Medicaid mothers had a qualifying postpartum visit (state median, ages 21+).
Source: CMS Adult Core Set, 2025
53.8%
of patients referred from maternal-fetal medicine attended their first primary-care visit.
Source: Malhotra et al., Women's Health Reports, 2025
When we did this by hand for one mother, we contacted about 40 providers and spent 48 to 50 hours to book a single consultation. FIELD’s agents now do that work.
57% vs 30%
Follow-through works. In a randomized trial of 405 postpartum patients, those with a navigator attended primary care at nearly twice the rate by 11 to 13 months.
Source: Yee et al., JAMA Health Forum, October 2026
Agents do the follow-through. People handle the exceptions.
The repetitive work between a referral and a visit is mostly searching, calling and checking back. FIELD does that work, every time, until the visit happens.
Step 1: Find & verify
Reads the referral, asks what works for her, and finds providers who are in network and seeing new Medicaid patients.
Agent
Step 2: Call & book
Calls the practice, gets a real appointment slot and confirms it with the mother.
Agent
Step 3: Recover when options fail
No answer, no openings, a cancellation: FIELD moves to the next option and calls again.
Agent, then care team
When it’s stuck or needs judgment, a person takes it.
No provider will take her plan. She can’t be reached after several tries. Something she says needs a clinician. A FIELD care coordinator picks up the case with the full history, so nobody starts over.
Step 4: Confirm the visit
Sends reminders, checks in the day before, and reports the visit back to the plan or practice.
Agent
When it’s stuck or needs judgment, a person takes it.
No provider will take her plan. She can’t be reached after several tries. Something she says needs a clinician. A FIELD care coordinator picks up the case with the full history, so nobody starts over.
Extend your care team’s capacity.
FIELD handles the repetitive execution. Your nurses, navigators and doulas get the cases that need a human.
How a pilot works
Step 1: See FIELD
A walkthrough and a live call on a workflow you already run.
Step 2: Choose the workflow
One population and one gap, such as postpartum visits for a set of members.
Step 3: Measure the value
Agree on the measures up front: visits booked, visits attended, cases escalated.
You’ll talk with the founders: Mubarakat Awosanya, who has led $24M+ in maternal and community health programs, and Moh, who builds FIELD’s software. Prefer email? mubarakat@fieldvoice.dev
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