Oregon Rural Health Transformation + MamaBear Health
Extend pediatric respiratory care beyond the visit.
Parents capture a guided breathing video, symptoms, exposures, and treatment response at home. Clinicians receive a secure, structured report to support follow-up between visits.
85 organizations funded
103 Catalyst projects
$80.1M awarded (BP1)
Year-1 spend through Sept. 30, 2027
Where this fits
How MamaBear supports Oregon RHTP priorities
Oregon’s Rural Health Transformation Program is organized around five initiatives. MamaBear’s clearest fit is here.
Healthy Communities & Prevention
Direct fit
Respiratory follow-up for children ages 0–5 — a guided video plus structured symptoms, context, and treatment response, captured across episodes rather than a single visit. Available to families in English and Spanish.
Technology & Data Modernization
Direct fit
A parent-facing app paired with a secure, browser-based clinician report — no separate clinician application to install. Built for low-bandwidth rural connections, with implementation and training support included.
Regional Partnerships & Shared Infrastructure
Scalable
A candidate pediatric digital-care layer that can extend across multiple rural clinics or FQHCs, using common training, routing, and data definitions — shaped to fit a regional model as Oregon’s Phase 2 develops.
What to expect
What implementation can look like
There’s no single required setup — MamaBear is scoped to fit the project you already have.
WHERE THIS FITS
- A single rural clinic or FQHCStart with one site and one care team.
- An existing funded Oregon RHTP projectAdd MamaBear to a scope you’ve already been awarded to do.
- A multi-site or regional implementationShared training, routing, and data definitions across clinics.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
- English and SpanishFor families, at no extra setup step.
- No separate clinician appReports open securely in any web browser.
- Implementation & training supportIncluded as part of getting a site live.
Let’s talk
Let’s map it to your project
Already implementing an Oregon RHTP project? Tell us what you’re working on and we’ll identify where MamaBear could fit.