What the 2027 maternity coding changes mean for your practice
If you’re a clinician providing obstetric care, you have likely heard that maternity billing codes are changing on January 1, 2027. What you may not have had time to think […]
The cost of waiting: OB triage vs. OB emergency departments
Hospitals rarely feel the impact of an outdated care model all at once. It happens gradually: a patient waiting too long for evaluation, an overwhelmed nurse juggling triage and active […]
The 2027 maternity coding changes are about more than billing
Starting January 1, 2027, the way maternity care is coded and reimbursed in the United States is set to change for the first time in more than three decades. On […]
OBHG partners with Hazard ARH Regional Medical Center in Hazard, Kentucky
OBHG has partnered with Hazard ARH Regional Medical Center, a 358-bed acute care hospital in Hazard, Kentucky. Hazard ARH Regional Medical Center is part of the Appalachian Regional Healthcare system […]
The Obstetrics Podcast discusses Mississippi’s maternal health deserts
Mississippi loses roughly 350 babies a year before their first birthday. According to State Health Officer Dr. Daniel Edney, about 65% of those deaths are preventable, and saving just 150 […]
Closing the gap: How OBHG is investing in OB access for lower-volume hospitals
Across the country, hospitals with lower birth volumes face a quiet but accelerating crisis. OB/GYN recruitment pipelines are thinning. Experienced clinicians are consolidating in larger metros. And for the communities […]
OBHG partners with PIH Health Good Samaritan Hospital in Los Angeles, California
OBHG is proud to announce a new partnership with PIH Health Good Samaritan Hospital in Los Angeles, California, bringing a dedicated OB hospitalist program to the oldest hospital in the […]
OBHG clinicians lead the way in trauma-informed practice
When a laboring patient arrives at the hospital for the first time, anxious and guarded, an OB hospitalist has minutes, sometimes seconds, to build the kind of trust that a […]
OB/GYN jobs in Ohio: Explore OB hospitalist careers
The Buckeye State. Birthplace of Aviation. Mother of Presidents. The Heart of It All. Whatever name you want to give it, Ob Hospitalist Group (OBHG) knows the state of Ohio […]
Five work-life balance essentials for OB clinicians
Have you ever heard someone say, “I chose healthcare as a profession because I love long hours, reams of paperwork, and unrelenting stress”? We haven’t either. Chances are that you […]
“Thank you for listening to me”: How an OBHG Hospitalist saved a postpartum mom’s life at 1:00 AM
It started with what felt like trapped gas. A young mother, just under 30 days postpartum after a traumatic 27-week emergency cesarean, began experiencing right-sided chest and abdominal pain. She […]
OBHG partners with Community Health Centers of Central Coast, Inc. Women’s Health Clinics in Santa Maria
OBHG will be launching a part-time program at Marian Regional Medical Center dedicated exclusively to Community Health Centers of the Central Coast Women’s Health Clinics in Santa Maria. The program will consist of fifteen […]
Clinicians address issues, forge connections, and enhance skills at OBHG Market Medical Meetings
Eight cities. Four months. Dozens of clinical leaders in each room, comparing notes on the problems that keep them up at night and the solutions that are working at their […]
OBHG is pleased to announce a new partnership with Health First’s Holmes Regional Medical Center in Melbourne, Florida.
Holmes Regional Medical Center is a 550-bed tertiary referral hospital and the only state-accredited Level II trauma center in Brevard and Indian River Counties. The hospital provides 24/7 trauma care […]
OBHG’s Dr. Eric Colton recognized as a Sepsis Hero at Blessing Hospital
OB/GYN clinicians may not routinely face many cases of maternal sepsis; for every 10,000 live births in the U.S., only about 10 are complicated by the condition. But when those […]