Since 2016, public health programs nationwide have trusted Pacify to improve community health by providing families with expert infant feeding support. Our partners at WIC programs, state and local health departments, home visiting programs, and community coalitions have increased access to maternal and child health services through Pacify. Additionally, Pacify offers Spanish-speaking providers and a Spanish-language version of our app, ensuring accessibility.
Through Pacify, public health programs achieve measurable improvements: higher breastfeeding rates, stronger community engagement, and substantial cost savings.
Pacify equips public health partners with evidence-based solutions that improve maternal and infant health. Our easy-to-use app ensures families can quickly access support, while collaborations with trusted organizations like the CDC, NIH, and RAND Corporation keep our programs aligned with the latest research. Pacify is fully HIPAA-compliant, prioritizing privacy and security for your community.
Read how Mississippi WIC increased breastfeeding rates by 23% with Pacify
Parents were found to be 1.5x more likely to breastfeed at 3 months, 2x more likely to breastfeed at 6 months, and 2.5x more likely to breastfeed exclusively at 3 and 6 months
Pacify helps public health partners boost engagement with our user-friendly app. Connect families directly to essential services, like WIC clinics and other resources—all within one streamlined platform.
Pacify makes it easy for families to connect with trusted support through a single, user-friendly platform. With text-based notifications timed around key milestones, families are prompted to access guidance quickly—leading to over 300% higher engagement. Pacify is the seamless solution for public health programs looking to connect with families exactly when they need it.
For us, the Pacify app has been instrumental for the clients because it’s in their language, it’s in real time, and it’s when the mother has that need. Sometimes a peer counselor doesn’t know all the answers. It’s just been a godsend to have this app and to have the ability to have our staff take benefit of that.”
Former President and CEO of Mary’s Center
Pacify has been such a great asset to families, especially those with low incomes who have limited access to healthcare. I can’t say enough about how important this service has been to our clients."
Executive Director, Family Resource Center WIC Program, Elko, Nevada
Families tell me how easy it is to use the Pacify app, especially those who have just delivered or who have other children at home. The questions asked may vary but the impact is the same: Families feel the app is so helpful to getting their questions answered in the environment of their choice, feeling supported and validated.”
Breastfeeding Counselor, Community Outreach, and Health Equity Co-Lead for MCFH at Philadelphia Department of Public Health
When I call Pacify I feel like I have that extra support and extra information that I need. Moms also feel more comfortable and confident when they have an expert at their side. As a peer counselor, you can call them and ask them in case you need to reassure certain information. It’s extra support for moms but extra support for us, too.”
WIC Peer Counselor at Mary's Center
This is a great addition to services clients receive through WIC. It does not replace WIC assistance but it reassures clients they will have access to immediate help when WIC staff might be unavailable. The reports we receive from Pacify are very detailed and help us know ways our clients are utilizing the Pacify service so we can verify their concerns were addressed.”
Regional Breastfeeding Coordinator at the Mississippi State Department of Health