Remote Mental Health and Wellness Care
Fertility. Pregnancy. Parenting & beyond.
We Hear Her is inclusive of all gender identities, sex assigned at birth, and gender expression.
Providing you with a safe space anytime, anywhere.
Your mental health and wellness team is available at any time from the convenience of your phone or computer.
Our imminent vision is to address women’s health care inequities and shift a culture of care for everyone.
Access to quality care:
Our remote services address the full spectrum of needs of women and families; meaningful use lowers costs of care & increases positive health outcomes.
The body is always listening, so are we.
Patients report feeling like a number with their women’s health providers. We are carefully curating a team to humanize the path to wellness.
We are Growing
We are in the early stage of building an exceptional telehealth experience.
Designing a pilot
Collecting data
Connecting with payers and investors
Carefully curating a team to humanize the path to wellness.
FAQs
What are Provider Qualifications?
All providers are licensed, trained, experienced, and accredited psychologists (PhD / PsyD), marriage and family therapists (LMFT), clinical social workers (LCSW / LMSW), Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners (PMHNP), or licensed professional counselors (LPC). All providers have a Masters Degree or a Doctorate Degree in their field. They have been qualified and certified by their state's professional board after successfully completing the necessary education, exams, training and practice.
What is a Nurse Coach?
Regular Nurse Coach appointments will provide stability, consistency, and accountability to your mental health & wellness journey.
The foundations of health coaching include creating a safe space and an authentic, consistent relationship of care. The goal of this service is to increase understanding and independence of health care needs and options, promote self-awareness, perceptive reflections, and self-efficacy, facilitating the health and healing journey of the individual.
How is We Hear Her breaking barriers to care?
We are providing solutions to systemic barriers to maternal and mental health care:
By partnering with payers (insurance systems and employers) we lower the cost of care and increase access.
Remote care increases the pool of available providers. Over one-third of Americans live in areas lacking mental health professionals, particularly specializing in perinatal mental health.
Providing continuity of care - we ensure providers across all areas of your care connect consistently to formulate care plans that work, from your in-office OB/Gyn to your remote doula, lactation specialist, and mental health provider.
Multilingual providers serve those who speak Spanish and the Deaf community.
Examining and breaking down the barriers of racism, bias, and discrimination within the healthcare systems and also within ourselves through advocacy, research, training, & policy are at the heart of our mission.
Remote access to care allows those with lack of transportation, child care, paid leave, or time off from work to seamlessly integrate our services into their lives, where they live, on their schedule.
Our vision of providing continuity of care means we build trusting, long-term relationships with clients and payors.
Equitable and intentional hiring ensures that We Hear Her Team members reflect the diversity and needs of those we serve. Everyone deserves to feel seen, heard, and connected to their care providers.
Can I replace my OB/Gyn with We Hear Her?
We Hear Her’s licensed team are trained in Mental Health and Women’s Health specialties, however we recommend our clients have established care with an OB/Gyn or Midwifery practice for women’s health visits, exams such as breast cancer screening and pap smears, vaccinations, medical prescriptions such as antibiotics, lab testing, which we do not provide remotely at We Hear Her.
If you have a medical emergency, call 911, we recommend that you visit urgent care or an ER.
Why should I sign a Release of Information for my primary care and women’s health providers?
Your team at We Hear Her will connect with your women’s health provider if you choose to sign an Release of Information. This way we can coordinate and collaborate on care, advocate for your women’s health and wellness needs, remind you of important screenings and lab work, etc.