You survived accreta.

You survived one of the most physically and emotionally complex obstetric emergencies there is. Placenta accreta spectrum (PAS)—which includes accreta, increta, and percreta—occurs when the placenta attaches too deeply into the uterine wall.

Your medical team got you through it, and now a different kind of support begins, whether that’s this month or years from now. You may find yourself asking, what now?

Recovery after PAS can bring questions you didn’t expect. Finding the right support after accreta can feel overwhelming. You may know you need help, but not know where to look or who truly understands what you’ve been through.

That’s where After Accreta Co. comes in.

As a survivor-led navigator, I help you navigate what comes next by connecting you with vetted resources and professionals who understand the unique challenges that can follow an accreta experience—from perinatal and birth trauma therapists to pelvic floor PTs, postpartum nutritionists, and support and community groups.

You don’t have to figure out where to start alone.

Support that works with real life.

Every provider in the After Accreta network offers virtual care, so support can be accessed from home. Depending on the provider, in-home care and baby-forward spaces may also be available—helping reduce barriers like travel and childcare.

Virtual care · In-home options · Baby-forward spaces

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