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How This Connects to the Sunflower Patient Experience Model™ At Joydrop Baby & Wellness, we believe every hospital visit, every birth, every patient deserves to feel seen, heard, safe and respected. That belief is woven into our Sunflower Patient Experience Model™, Starting with the Seed: the first moment of contact, recognition, and advocacy. The WELLS…

Across the country, heartbreaking stories continue to surface stories of women, particularly African American women, being denied critical maternal health services even while visibly in labor. These women are not only experiencing medical neglect; they are experiencing violations of their basic human rights. No person should have to beg to be believed, to be treated,…

Today, we shine a light on a critical condition that affects many pregnancies: preeclampsia. As Preeclampsia Awareness day dawns, it’s the perfect time to empower ourselves and our loved ones with knowledge that can truly make a life-saving difference. Pregnancy is a journey filled with anticipation and joy, but it also demands that we prioritize…

May is Preeclampsia Awareness Month, a time dedicated to shedding light on a serious pregnancy complication that affects thousands of women each year. Preeclampsia is a hypertensive disorder that can occur during pregnancy and the postpartum period, posing risks to both mother and baby. Raising awareness and encouraging open conversations with healthcare providers are crucial…

In today’s dynamic business landscape, companies are increasingly recognizing that the well-being of their employees is intrinsically linked to their success. While traditional health benefits focus on reactive care, a proactive approach to holistic wellness offers significant advantages, not only for employees but also for the company’s financial health and their partnership with insurance providers.…

By Joydrop Wellness | For Black Maternal Health Awareness Week Every April, we shine a light on Black Maternal Health Awareness Week—a time to reflect, educate, and most importantly, act. You’ve likely heard the statistic:Black women in America are three times more likely to die from pregnancy-related causes than white women. It’s heartbreaking. It’s unjust.And…