Generalist therapists refer to Phoenix Health when pregnancy, postpartum, loss, or birth trauma takes a case outside their lane.
75%
of parents with PMADs never get specialized care
Postpartum Support International
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Verified reviews from providers and colleagues
Lindsey Lotito
Perinatal Provider
“Dr. Emily Guarnotta is so welcoming, kind, and caring. She shows so much compassion in this field. Her approach is very honest, and with her personal perspective helping give the ultimate care you would need — you are in wonderful hands. I highly recommend Phoenix Health.”
Jennifer Senn
Perinatal Provider
“Dr. Guarnotta and her team are among the most knowledgeable and compassionate providers I've encountered in the field of pregnancy and infant loss. Their expertise and care make them an invaluable resource for any mom struggling during the perinatal period.”
Lauren Richardson
Psychologist
“Dr. Guarnotta is a highly skilled psychologist — compassionate, intentional, and highly skilled. She and her team are at the top of my referral list for perinatal mental health services.”
Kristen Criscitelli
Provider
“Dr. Emily Guarnotta has been so helpful and such a valuable resource to several of my clients. She has taken the time to speak with them and has helped get them the mental health support that they need. I am so grateful to have her as a trusted resource!”
Manny Romero
Colleague
“Emily brings a wealth of knowledge, deep compassion, and genuine care to the individuals and families she supports. Her expertise in guiding new and expectant mothers through the emotional and psychological challenges of parenthood is truly invaluable.”
Paige Figueroa
Maternal Health Advocate
“Phoenix Health provides unmatched support for those struggling with challenges due to infertility and pregnancy all the way through postpartum and early motherhood. They truly provide unmatched care — and as someone who works with moms professionally, I recommend them without hesitation.”
EPDS, PHQ-9, GAD-7, and specialty screening protocols for perinatal mental health across clinical settings.
Referral pathways, warm handoffs, ICD-10 coding, and integration with obstetric and pediatric care teams.
Evidence-based medication safety guidance for use during pregnancy and lactation.
Supporting clients through PMADs, birth trauma, and the handoff to clinical care.
Everything therapists need to know about the PMH-C certification, eligibility, training hours, the exam, cost, and whether it's worth it.
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CPT codes, billing mechanics, and reimbursement guidance for PMAD screening at OB and pediatric visits. Covers EPDS billing, add-on codes, payer-specific considerations, and documentation requirements.
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Untreated postpartum depression costs U.S. employers an estimated $32,000 per affected employee. This pillar covers the full business case: cost of inaction, ROI of coverage, benefit design frameworks, and implementation guidance for HR and benefits leaders.
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Doulas see clients during some of the highest-risk weeks for PMAD onset. Practical symptom recognition guidance for labor and postpartum doulas, what to look for, what to ask, and when to refer.
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A practical guide to providing effective postpartum doula support when a client has been diagnosed with postpartum depression or anxiety, including how to adapt your support, communicate with the client's care team, and stay within your professional scope.
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Psychiatric medication decisions in pregnancy are clinical decisions, not defaults. A framework for prescribers evaluating when to start, continue, taper, or discontinue psychiatric medications across the perinatal period.
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A comprehensive reference on the legal and clinical standards that govern perinatal mental health screening, documentation, referral, and mandatory reporting, with practical guidance for OBGYNs, CNMs, NPs, and hospital providers.
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What ACOG, AAP, and USPSTF actually recommend for PMAD screening, and what those recommendations mean for perinatal providers in clinical practice and in liability contexts.
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EHR documentation of PMAD risk factors, screening results, and clinical responses serves both clinical continuity and liability purposes. A practical guide for OBGYNs, CNMs, and pediatricians on what to document, when, and how.
Read article →Identify clients whose perinatal presentation calls for PMH-C specialized care. Discuss transfer or co-treatment.
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Phoenix Health supports every type of perinatal provider. We handle insurance verification, follow-up, and coordination so you can stay focused on your patients.