On-demand support for pregnancy loss & beyond

Health informed resources and care on your terms.

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A Better Maternal Health Journey Starts Here

Explore our MySagera™ app and get the support you deserve all in one place.

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Features

Because healing takes a village

When families are navigating unimaginable loss, or pregnancy after loss, access to care improves outcomes. Sagera was started by a mom who understands gaps in care surrounding pregnancy, postpartum, and untimely fetal losses.

Comprehensive Support

Health Education

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Results

Turn insights into recovery back to you

Your MySagera™ app supports healthy wellbeing for pregnancy, pregnancy loss, conception, and fertility. This evidence-based tool makes it easier to talk to your physician and receive the right support when it matters most.

1 in 7

Mothers experience postpartum depression in the United States.

40%

Of those who experience pregnancy loss suffer from anxiety, depression, or PTSD.

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"After losing my son at 26 weeks, I felt completely alone. My friends didn’t know what to say, and my family tried to move on before I was ready. Finding this app changed everything."

Aliah Lane

Angel Mom to Elias

"Sagera Health was doing a pilot at our local birthing center when my sister experienced a miscarriage. The support they provided was unmatched!

Nala Goins

Lauderhill, Fl

"I love this app. It was extremely easy to navigate at a time where I didn't feel that I could go on. "

Sophia Perez

Baltimore, MD

"I've been using Sagera's app for a few months now, and it's been an incredible source of support and encouragement for me. "

Andi Lane

Washington, DC

"Mindco has exceeded my expectations in every way. The app's user-friendly design and helped me overcome the unimaginable"

Demi Wilkinson

Marketing Manager, Firmus

The Sagera Health Difference

Compassion Is Care. Connection Is Prevention.

"Despite the risk, over 60% of women report not receiving any follow-up mental health support after miscarriage or stillbirth."
^{-BJOG: An International Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology}

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