UBB’s Maternal Health Hubs serve as the pillar framework and statewide infrastructure that supports and sustains community-based Perinatal Health Hubs. They are designed to deliver value-based, coordinated, and culturally responsive care, creating the backbone that aligns medical, behavioral, and social supports across the perinatal continuum. These hubs provide data infrastructure, collaborative care management, and policy alignment to strengthen Perinatal Health Hubs and ensure consistent quality standards statewide.

Grounded in the WHOLECARE™ Framework, Maternal Health Hubs guarantee that care remains equitable, trauma-informed, and respectful at every level of the system. They also serve as workforce development centers, equipping doulas, navigators, and perinatal educators with the skills to reinforce sustainable community-led pathways. Through innovations such as ReByrth™—a nurse-driven clinical telehealth platform—the hubs expand access to telehealth, digital tools, and navigation supports for families and providers.

Maternal Health Hubs act as the integrating infrastructure that unites hospitals, clinics, and community hubs into a connected system—driving long-term improvements in maternal and infant health outcomes across Virginia.