Impact in Action
How we're advancing perinatal bereavement care through education, consultation, collaboration, and resource development.
OUR PARTNERSTrusted Across Healthcare, Public Health, and Community Settings
The National Perinatal Loss Collaborative partners with hospitals, health systems, universities, public health programs, nonprofits, and professional organizations to strengthen care for families experiencing pregnancy and infant loss.
HOSPITALS & HEALTH SYSTEMS
We collaborate with leading hospitals and health systems to advance compassionate, evidence-informed bereavement care.
❖ Jane’s Room Hospital Network committed to strengthening bereavement care through the Jane’s Room model.
❖ AdventHealth Orlando
❖ Advocate Health Care
◼︎ Cedars Sinai
❖ Children’s Memorial Hermann
◼︎ CommonSpirit Health
❖ Corewell Health Butterworth Hospital
❖ Hackensack University Medical Center
◼︎ Kaiser Permanente
❖ Long Island Jewish Medical Center
❖ Northwest Community Hospital
❖ Northwestern Medicine
❖ Rush University Medical Center
◼︎ St. Anthony Hospital
◼︎ UCLA Health
❖ UNC Women’s Hospital
❖ UPMC Magee Women’s Hospital
◼︎ USC Keck School of Medicine
◼︎ White Memorial
PUBLIC HEALTH &
COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
Los Angeles Best Babies Network
First 5 Shasta
Healthy Start Programs
FIMR Teams
SIDS Programs
Department of Mental Health
Departments of Public Health
Maternal Mental Health Initiatives
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
Postpartum Support International (PSI)
Pregnancy Loss Infant Death Alliance (PLIDA)
National Funeral Directors Association (NFDA)
Occupational Therapy Association of CA (OTAC)
Perinatal Support Washington
California Perinatal Wellness Alliance
UNIVERSITIES &
ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONS
Rush University
University of North Carolina
USC Chan Division of OS & OT
California University of Science & Medicine
What We DoSupporting Providers. Strengthening Care.
Provider Education
Continuing Education, workshops, conference presentations, webinars, and Grand Rounds that build knowledge, skills, and confidence.
Hospital Consultation
Program development, implementation planning, needs assessments, and staff education to strengthen bereavement care across clinical settings.
Community Partnerships
Regional Collaboratives, public health initiatives, coalition building, and resource development to expand systems of support.
Resources & Materials
Bereavement brochures, family resources, toolkits, and clinical support materials designed for providers and families.
RECENT HIGHLIGHTSExamples of Our Work in Action
WHAT PARTNERS ARE SAYING
“This training will change the way I support families after loss. I feel better equipped, more confident, and more prepared to provide compassionate care during one of the most difficult experiences a family can face.”
LET’S WORK TOGETHER
Whether you’re seeking staff education, consultation, resources, or a collaborative partner, we’re here to support your efforts to improve bereavement care.
June 4, 2026