OBHG partner California Hospital Medical Center earns Perinatal Center of Excellence Designation
06/10/26
OBHG partner California Hospital Medical Center earns Perinatal Center of Excellence Designation
Since partnering with Ob Hospitalist Group (OBHG) in October 2023, California Hospital Medical Center (CHMC) has made remarkable strides in maternal and newborn care.
In less than two years, CHMC earned its first-ever Banner of Excellence (BOE) designation from CommonSpirit Health, recognizing measurable and sustained improvement across key maternal and newborn care metrics. This milestone reflects the hospital’s dedication to clinical excellence and high-quality patient care.
Building a program from the ground up
OBHG Site Director Dr. Chasity Jennings-Nunez joined CHMC’s medical staff in March 2024. What...
05/29/26
Preeclampsia biomarkers pave the way for risk assessment and treatment decisions
When a pregnant patient presents with signs that could indicate preeclampsia, obstetric clinicians often face a difficult question: What happens next?
Should...
05/13/26
How Ob Hospitalist Group supports residency and student oversight
Hospitals with residency programs carry a dual responsibility: delivering exceptional patient care while training the next generation of clinicians. That balance...
05/13/26
From burnout risk to peace of mind: How an OB hospitalist partnership is strengthening support for community physicians at Mercy Health - St. Rita’s Medical Center
When OB/GYN Dr. Vanessa Stallkamp arrived in Lima, Ohio in 1999, she joined a community with 13 obstetric providers. More than two decades later,...
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 and Scientific Meeting...
05/07/26
Webinar: A path to better outcomes in Black maternal health
In a recent webinar hosted by Ob Hospitalist Group (OBHG), two experienced OB hospitalists explored one of the most urgent conversations in modern medicine:...
04/28/26
Simulation training turns worst-case scenarios into best outcomes
At a hospital in Seattle, a newly graduated OB/GYN faced an emergency that would challenge the most seasoned clinicians. Her patient suffered a uterine...
04/28/26
Navigating women's health: ACOOG meeting fosters patient-centered care
Perinatal HIV and syphilis, diabetic ketoacidosis, obesity and P4 receptor dysfunction are just a few of the complications OB osteopaths can face in a...
04/09/26
When minutes matter: How OBHG hospitalist Dr. Tina Hendrick saved a life after a routine C-section
Every day, OBHG clinicians deliver life-saving care for all women with OB/GYN emergencies. Their presence in the hospital and dedication to patients makes a...
01/14/26
Why Obstetric Emergency Departments matter for hospital safety and maternal outcomes
The distinctive challenges of obstetric emergencies and how OBEDs strengthen hospital readiness
Obstetric care, especially in emergencies, is not the same as general or non-pregnancy...