The investigators will adapt a current perinatal community health worker intervention, lead by a leading community health worker organization, Connection Health, to the unique needs of Black postpartum patients with preeclampsia and other adverse pregnancy outcomes. The investigators will conduct a pilot trial to assess the feasibility and acceptability of the intervention. The hypothesis is that it is possible to randomize eligible patients to the feasibility trial, and the intervention will be acceptable to participants. The investigators will randomize Black postpartum patients with preeclampsia or other adverse pregnancy outcomes to either 1) usual care - cardiovascular disease-prevention education before discharge, or 2) intervention - cardiovascular disease prevention education before discharge plus an adapted Connection Health community health worker intervention. Following the completion of this project, the investigators intend to conduct a larger postpartum community health worker intervention trial in patients with preeclampsia or other adverse pregnancy outcomes powered to detect a difference in clinically meaningful outcomes, as informed by our existing community advisory board.
