07/13/26

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 hospitals.

From March through June 2026, Ob Hospitalist Group (OBHG) held its annual Market Medical Meetings in Oakland, Tampa, San Antonio, Chicago, Fort Worth, Baltimore, Atlanta, and Milwaukee. Site Directors, Market Medical Directors, and other senior clinical leaders gathered for two days of collaboration, professional development, and candid conversation about the state of obstetric care.
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05/11/26

ACOG 2026: Celebrating 75 years with eyes on the future of women's healthcare

It was no surprise that the Ob Hospitalist Group (OBHG) booth was one of the most popular at the Annual Clinical...

03/06/26

Rebuilding rural maternal health access through sustainable workforce design

Across rural America, labor and delivery units aren’t closing due to a lack of need. They’re closing because maintaining the workforce...

03/02/26

Crossing Rivers Health Partners with Ob Hospitalist Group to expand sustainable, patient-centered OB/GYN care in Wisconsin

Ob Hospitalist Group (OBHG) is proud to announce a new partnership with Crossing Rivers Health, an independent hospital located in Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin.
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02/16/26

Key Takeaways from the AHA Rural Health Care Leadership Conference

At this year’s American Hospital Association (AHA) Rural Health Care Leadership Conference, one message was clear: rural hospitals are being asked to do more...

01/07/26

Stabilizing rural OB care under the Rural Health Transformation Program

Across the country, rural hospitals are struggling to sustain obstetric services in the face of mounting workforce shortages, financial pressure and clinician burnout. For...

12/08/25

Expanding Access to Maternal Care: Missouri Highlands and MHAS

In rural communities, access to quality obstetric care is not always guaranteed. That is why Ob Hospitalist Group (OBHG) established a Maternal Health Access...

12/03/25

The first to go: how America’s rural health crisis is hurting moms and babies

A recent Fierce Healthcare article, “When the hospital leaves town,” captured something rural families have been experiencing for years: when a hospital closes—or when services like...

11/20/25

National Rural Health Day 2025: Expanding access, advancing equity 

Each November, National Rural Health Day shines a light on the challenges—and the resilience—of rural communities across the country. For Ob Hospitalist Group (OBHG), it’s an opportunity to reaffirm...

07/29/25

How a rural Louisiana hospital saved its OB program — and sparked a new model of care

When Beauregard Health System, a 49-bed rural hospital in DeRidder, Louisiana, lost two of its three obstetricians, the future of its labor and delivery...

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