Industry Insights
OBHG proud to support March of Dimes' "Nowhere to Go: Maternity Care Deserts Across the U.S." 2026 Report
Ob Hospitalist Group (OBHG) and March of Dimes have launched a new two-year partnership focused on raising awareness of maternity care access challenges and...
2027 OB code unbundling: What maternity reimbursement changes mean for hospitals
What the 2027 maternity reimbursement changes mean for hospitals
Beginning in 2027, maternity care reimbursement will shift from bundled to unbundled coding structures, changing how...
The OB coverage sustainability checklist
The OB coverage sustainability checklist
A practical workforce and access assessment for hospital leaders
Obstetrics programs across the country are under pressure. Physician shortages, growing call...
2025 OBHG Maternal Health Impact Report
Report: Delivering Measurable Impact in Maternal Care
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Hospitals are under increasing pressure to demonstrate that maternal care investments deliver measurable clinical...
Industry report: OB hospitalists deliver more equitable care across racial lines
Shortly after the birth of her son via cesarean section, 30-year-old Shamony Gibson began to experience shortness of breath. Although she repeatedly reached out...
Maternal levels of care: How OB/GYN hospitalists help hospitals improve maternal care designations
Where you live in the United States and the color of your skin can increase your risk of maternal mortality and morbidity. Standardizing maternal...
Maternity care deserts: Strategies for improving accessibility
With all the thought that goes into envisioning the ideal birth plan and a new baby’s arrival, an increasing number of expecting mothers in...
Closing the disparity gap: Understanding the causes of Black maternal mortality and outlining solutions
When Olympic gold medal track and field athlete Tianna Bartoletta arrived at the hospital to deliver her baby at 26 weeks, she brought along...
The Future of Obstetrics Industry Survey Report
OBHG’s “Future of Obstetrics: Industry Survey Report,” provides insight into perceptions, trends, and shifting priorities among OB/GYN physicians nationwide.
The perspective of OB clinicians offers...
C-section reduction
Reducing C-sections among low-risk, first-birth mothers
Across the U.S., birthing hospitals face growing pressure to reduce unnecessary cesarean births. Because a C-section is a major...