Hawaii HB1977 establishes a mobile app for maternal and infant health information, available to prenatal, pregnant, and postpartum individuals.

Hawaii HB1977 mandates the Department of Health to procure a mobile application providing information on maternal and infant health programs and resources. The app will be available in multiple languages and on all applicable mobile platforms. It will collect data on user engagement and provide educational resources meeting clinical standards. The app will be free for users, with the department paying a vendor fee of up to $10 per user per month. The department must issue an annual report to the legislature summarizing the collected data.

Hawaii HB1977 establishes a mobile app for maternal and infant health information, available to prenatal, pregnant, and postpartum individuals.

Hawaii HB1977 mandates the Department of Health to procure a mobile application providing information on maternal and infant health programs and resources. The app will be available in multiple languages and on all applicable mobile platforms. It will collect data on user engagement and provide educational resources meeting clinical standards. The app will be free for users, with the department paying a vendor fee of up to $10 per user per month. The department must issue an annual report to the legislature summarizing the collected data.