Matresa

The page estimates the cost of unsupported parenthood in an organization and potential annual savings with Matresa.

Baby blues typically resolve within two weeks, while postnatal depression lasts longer. The page outlines signs, when to seek urgent help, and support options in England.

The page examines UK evidence on employee assistance programme reach during maternity leave and suggests questions HR can ask providers before leave.

UK employers can address childcare costs through tax rules, funded hours, workplace nurseries, sick child policies, and retention strategies supported by evidence.

What the Employment Rights Act 2025 changes for pregnant staff and returning mothers, what is already in force, and what is due in 2027, as at 9 October 2026.

This page covers Matresa and its founder, Mari-Carmen Sanchez-Morris.

Matresa improves maternal health outcomes for women and employers, supporting the UN Sustainable Development Goals and advancing gender equality in the workplace.

Peer-reviewed research and clinical evidence behind Matresa's maternal health platform, developed in partnership with the University of Warwick.

Matresa offers a maternal health platform for mothers, employers, and healthcare providers.

Matresa is one personalised digital maternal health pathway from pregnancy to the second birthday, with an anonymous dashboard for HR, finance and leadership.

Mari-Carmen Sanchez-Morris secures £315,000 in funding to launch **Matresa**, a platform offering mothers personalized, continuous care during the matrescence period. The initiative aims to address gaps in the UK’s maternal health system by providing tailored support. Sanchez-Morris, a former nurse, leverages her clinical background to develop solutions for expectant and new mothers.

Feb 2026BusinessCloudNews article

Matresa, a Leamington-based AI company, secures £315,000 in pre-seed funding to develop and scale its personalized maternal health platform. The funding aims to address rising maternal deaths in the UK, which have reached their highest level in over two decades. The platform focuses on improving early intervention and continuity of care for women during pregnancy and postpartum.

Feb 2026WarwickshireWorldNews article

Matresa develops a clinical-grade screening and diagnostics platform to enable preventative maternal healthcare. The London-based startup, founded by former paediatric intensive care nurse Mari-Carmen Sanchez-Morris, aims to shift care from reactive to proactive approaches. The platform targets early intervention in maternal health risks through advanced diagnostics.

Feb 2026Health Tech WorldNews article

Matresa, a London-based startup, secures £315,000 in pre-seed funding to develop an AI-driven maternal health platform. The company integrates clinical expertise, behavioral science, and AI to offer continuous support during pregnancy and early parenthood. Founder Mari-Carmen Sanchez-Morris, a former pediatric intensive care nurse, leads the initiative, targeting clinical-grade screening solutions.

Feb 2026Femtech InsiderNews article