For years, the United States has been grappling with a concerning maternal health crisis, particularly among underserved urban and rural populations. Alarmingly high rates of maternal mortality and morbidity persist, shining a spotlight on the urgent need for targeted interventions to address this pressing issue. In response, a myriad of initiatives have emerged, each aiming to alleviate the burden on vulnerable communities and ensure equitable access to quality maternal health care. Among these initiatives stands the Community-based Health Equity Model built on four pillars, a beacon of hope in the fight for maternal health equity. We work with Health Equities RPM (“H.E.R.”) and its Health Equity Partners to implement a maternal health equity initiative based on the Model. The Four Pillars form the bedrock of a program meticulously crafted to not only address the immediate healthcare needs of expectant mothers, but also foster enduring relationships built on mutual respect and understanding.