Moodr Health, Morgantown, WV (2026)

03/13/2026

$50B is being invested into rural healthcare through the Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP), but securing funding requires strong, scalable solutions.

The program prioritizes initiatives that expand access to care, improve workforce efficiency, and use technology to support better health outcomes in rural communities.

At Moodr Health, we’re excited to support organizations exploring RHTP opportunities by helping them:

• Align healthcare needs with program priorities
• Strengthen funding narratives
• Deploy scalable digital support without adding workforce burden

If RHTP funding is on your roadmap, we’re hosting demos to show how Moodr fits into state transformation strategies.

Learn more or schedule a demo: https://calendar.google.com/calendar/u/0/appointments/schedules/AcZssZ1XpCM2IL0d3Yu_roGhzHs9ogq5rVoP7cx3xEFoeF_CCqTY2b3FALw_IkC6f0Qy-h2sTrvtCZT9

03/12/2026

“I chose to manage my symptoms on my own at first, but my nurse recognized my needs without me having to ask, providing relief just knowing support was there if I needed it. This was the most helpful care I received.”

— Patient of Vandalia Health’s P3 Program at Mon Health 🤍

For many moms, asking for help can be difficult. Programs like Vandalia Health’s Progressing through Postpartum (P3) Program help ensure that support doesn’t depend on someone asking for it.

By staying connected with patients through messaging, screenings, and proactive outreach, care teams are able to recognize when someone may need extra support and respond early.

Every patient deserves to feel seen, supported, and cared for.

👉 Want to read the full case study? Download it here: https://eih1k.share.hsforms.com/2Q1EsTZo3Qv6oYR4C-salbw

03/03/2026

We’re excited to share that Arya Satish will be representing Moodr Health as a panelist at the upcoming 2026 Maternal Mental Health Forum!

The conversation, “Transforming Perinatal Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Care,” will bring together leading experts to explore compassionate, practical approaches to improving care for pregnant and postpartum individuals navigating substance use disorder.

The discussion will also highlight findings from the West Virginia Perinatal Partnership’s Drug Free Moms and Babies program. This initiative brings together prenatal care, mental health support, and substance use disorder treatment through a technology-enabled model supported by the Moodr platform. 💚

Join the conversation March 17 and 18. You can register to attend virtually here: https://whova.com/portal/registration/A1kQJmE67vPWYx2NfoYj/kx8jtfrp

Policy Center for Maternal Mental Health

02/12/2026

For the past 2.5 years, Moodr Health has proudly partnered with Vandalia Health’s Progressing through Postpartum (P3) Program at Mon Health to strengthen perinatal mental health care across Appalachia. 💚

Together, we’ve built a scalable maternal health program that combines automated mental health screening, predictive analytics in behavioral health, and clinician workflow optimization, all while keeping moms and families at the center.

The impact:

✨ 5,000+ patients engaged
✨ 85% patient engagement rate
✨ 43% improvement in mood disorder scores with treatment
✨ 150,000+ clinician–patient messages exchanged annually

Clinicians have shared that the platform improves care navigator efficiency and allows them to focus on what matters most...proactive, personalized care.

We are incredibly proud of what this partnership has accomplished for families in West Virginia.

👉 Want to read the full case study? Click the link below, enter your name and email, and you’ll be taken directly to a page where you can download the complete Vandalia Health & Moodr Health case study instantly.

Use this link to read the full case study: https://eih1k.share.hsforms.com/2Q1EsTZo3Qv6oYR4C-salbw

02/10/2026

“My goal is to not have a job.”

In this clip from our Early Innovators Podcast, Amber Miller from Prestera Health Services shares a bold and hopeful vision for the future of behavioral health. One where systems are transformed, stigma is reduced, and fewer people need crisis support.

It is a powerful reminder of why organizations like Prestera continue to show up every day for their communities. 💚

🎧 Watch or listen to the full episode:
▶ YouTube: https://youtu.be/eexsisKsqGg?si=Qk23bZ6cTVBAJC5x
▶ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5dN5Uugmr4LaXeZftjsI3S?si=F7ZBYVoPTnKoZi5egsrX8Q
▶ Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bridging-gaps-in-care-presteras-amber-miller-talks/id1839240996?i=1000739163915

02/04/2026

As we continue our Early Innovators spotlight series, we’re honored to recognize West Virginia Sober Living, Inc. (WVSLS). 🤝

WVSLS continues to lead with innovation in recovery-focused care, supporting individuals and families impacted by substance use disorder through community-based, compassionate, and data-informed approaches. Their work demonstrates what’s possible when technology, peer support, and real-time engagement come together to meet people where they are.

Through their partnership with Moodr Health, WVSLS has embraced proactive support to strengthen recovery journeys, improve outreach, and enhance care coordination across their programs. 🚀

We’re grateful to Jonathan Dower, Travis T***s, and Dan McCawley for their leadership, collaboration, and commitment to advancing recovery support across West Virginia. 🏆

Thank you for trusting us as partners and for representing the mission behind our Early Innovators program so well. We’re excited to continue growing this partnership in 2026 and beyond. ✨

01/28/2026

We loved attending Prestera Health Services’ Grand Re-Opening in Charleston!

Moodr Health team member attended the event to celebrate Prestera’s updated Kanawha County Outpatient facility and connect with the incredible team and community partners who make this work possible.

Events like this highlight the importance of collaboration and continued investment in accessible, integrated behavioral health services for individuals and families across our region. 💚

01/19/2026

“He was shocked that people were paying attention to him.”

In this clip from our Early Innovators Podcast, Amber Miller from Prestera Health Services shares a deeply moving story about one of the individuals her organization supports. This is someone who found hope, completed his program alongside his wife, and is now back home and thriving.

Amber reflects on what inspires her most: even in the hardest seasons of life, the people Prestera serves continue to show kindness, gratitude, and hope. 💚

This is why access to compassionate, community-based behavioral health care matters.

🎧 Listen or watch the full episode:

▶ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5dN5Uugmr4LaXeZftjsI3S?si=pO2V0M40SByNgTMmqYfPjQ
▶ Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bridging-gaps-in-care-presteras-amber-miller-talks/id1839240996?i=1000739163915
▶ YouTube: https://youtu.be/eexsisKsqGg?si=TcLmC_Bmjy2G1TQy

01/12/2026

As we continue highlighting the incredible organizations in our Early Innovators community, we’re proud to honor West Virginia Junior College - Charleston Campus. 🤝

Our partnership began in April 2024 with an innovative pilot program designed to prioritize mental health during nursing education. Launched at the WVJC Charleston campus, this initiative provided proactive mental health support to a cohort of 50 nursing students as they began their nursing journey.

After seeing the impact and success of the initial pilot, we were able to expand the program to additional cohorts across multiple WVJC campus locations statewide, reinforcing WVJC’s commitment to supporting students both inside and outside the classroom. 🚀

We’re especially grateful to Chad Callen, CEO of WVJC, for his leadership, vision, and commitment to student well-being. Thank you to Chad and the entire WVJC team for championing innovation in nursing education, and for being such a strong partner in this work. 🏆

We’re honored to work alongside WVJC, and excited to continue growing this partnership in 2026 and beyond! Thank you for exemplifying the mission and values behind our Early Innovators program. ✨🌱

West Virginia Junior College Morgantown

12/29/2025

As we approach the end of the year, we’re proud to spotlight the incredible organizations that make up our Early Innovators community. 🤝

First, we’re honored to recognize Mon Health’s Progressing Through Postpartum (P3) Program as an Early Innovator Partner. Through their leadership, vision, and commitment to maternal mental health, the P3 team is redefining what proactive, high-quality postpartum care can look like.

With the implementation of the Moodr platform, Mon Health continues to lead with innovation, meeting patients where they are, strengthening outreach, and improving outcomes for families across our community.

We’re grateful for our partnership with David Goldberg, Jennifer Bender, Karen Friggens, and the entire Mon Health/P3 team, and for the opportunity to support their work through the Early Innovator grant and award program. 🏆

Thank you for trusting us, collaborating with us, and pushing behavioral health forward. We’re excited to continue growing and flourishing together in 2026 and beyond. 💚

12/18/2025

This week, we had the pleasure of connecting with Pamela George from Vandalia Health Network! We're grateful for opportunities to engage with those who share our mission of enhancing healthcare access for everyone in need.

A heartfelt thank you to Pam for dedicating her evening to continue the vital conversation about improving the quality of care for patients throughout West Virginia and beyond. 💚

12/10/2025

“These things happen to all of us.”

In this clip from our new Early Innovators Podcast episode, Amber Miller from Prestera Health Services speaks openly about why mental health and substance use challenges don’t discriminate. They can impact anyone, from the people closest to us to community leaders and professionals we admire.

Her message is a powerful reminder that we all play a role in supporting one another with understanding and education.

🎧 Catch the full episode out now:

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5dN5Uugmr4LaXeZftjsI3S?si=1e0c42416be749db
Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bridging-gaps-in-care-presteras-amber-miller-talks/id1839240996?i=1000739163915
YouTube: https://youtu.be/eexsisKsqGg?si=6AOIgWdv_M5ed0J6

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