The researchers aim to use a site-randomized design to determine whether the Michigan Healthy Mom (MI MOM) app will improve pregnancy health when used by pregnant women, their supporters (partners, mothers, friends, etc.), and healthcare providers, vs treatment as usual. Specifically, the researchers will test:
1. Whether use of the MI MOM app results in improvements to self-reported app targets (e.g., reducing provider bias, increasing treatment-seeking, service connection, early warning sign awareness, and improving mental health)
2. Whether use of the MI MOM app improved overall pregnancy and postpartum health
3. Whether the app reduced disparities in pregnancy/postpartum health, i.e. between Black and White, rural and urban participants
