When the COVID-19 pandemic began, OBHG’s clinical site directors worked very closely with our hospital partners across the country to lead initiatives for the entire labor and delivery unit – from developing and implementing new procedures to training colleagues on proper PPE usage. OBHG site directors have remained closely aligned with hospital leaders during the […]
As a doctor and mother, OBHG’s Dr. Diana Glasser has worked diligently caring for patients throughout the pandemic. She works as an OB hospitalist at two community hospitals in California, and she has seen multiple waves of COVID-19 cases – including the worst one in December/January and one that began late summer this year. Dr. […]
Meeting a patient for the first time while a physician is behind a mask or other PPE isn’t the ideal way to establish a good physician-patient relationship. OBHG’s Dr. Nicholas Kulbida discusses bedside manner in the age of COVID-19 on the latest episode of The Obstetrics Podcast. Listen to hear Dr. Kulbida’s tips for non-verbal […]
Exactly three weeks ago, we provided an update on the number of COVID-19-positive patients OBHG physicians and midwives have cared for since the virus first entered the U.S. We continue to see a steady uptick in COVID-19 patient encounters, rising from 90 positive patients on April 27th to nearly 200 as of today. “As I […]
Yesterday, we provided an update on the demographics of the COVID-19 patients OBHG clinicians have cared for across our network of hospital partners. Today, we wanted to share some of the trends we are seeing as we continue to support our hospital partners during this unprecedented time: Many of our hospital partner sites have implemented universal […]
Even before COVID-19 became a pandemic, OBHG began taking proactive measures to prepare our clinical teams and hospital partners. As the pandemic has continued to unfold, ensuring the safety of patients, our hospital partners and our clinicians has remained our top priority. Patient demographics of OBHG’s COVID-19 positive obstetrics patients Now that OBHG’s 900+ OB/GYN […]
