Maternal health company Willow has launched its Hospital Partnership Program at Providence Saint John’s Health Center in Santa Monica, providing postpartum resources and support to families giving birth.
As part of the partnership, Willow is donating five months’ worth of resources, including Willow Breastfeeding Care Kits. Through its Hospital Program Partnership, the company has also teamed up with Palomar Hospital in California and Mount Sinai Medical Center in Miami, while committing $150,000 to hospitals to expand access to postpartum care.
Built around accessible breastfeeding and postpartum support, Willow offers pumps, accessories, educational materials, and community resources for new parents. To establish a new standard of care, Willow is bringing its products into clinical settings, ensuring families have access to breastfeeding and postpartum support in the first 48 hours after birth.
“Breastfeeding can be one of the most isolating experiences of early parenthood, but the bigger issue is that too many parents leave the hospital feeling like they’re on their own just as one of the hardest chapters begins,” said Sarah O’Leary, CEO of Willow. “We don’t care how long someone breastfeeds – or whether they breastfeed at all. We care that every parent feels supported, confident, and seen during those first critical days. We built Willow because we’ve lived this ourselves. We are this woman. And we believe no parent should navigate postpartum alone.”
