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Congratulations to our hospital partners recently recognized as “top hospitals”
The following OBHG partner hospitals were recently recognized as top-ranked regional hospitals in U.S. News & World Report’s 2018-2019 annual review of its best hospitals.
OBHG to launch three new programs in South Carolina
Ob Hospitalist Group is excited to announce that we have partnered with three South Carolina hospitals to develop three new obstetric emergency departments:
Charleston - Bon Secours St. Francis
Columbia - Palmetto Health Baptist
Florence - McLeod Regional Medical Center
New OBHG partnership: Memorial Hospital North
OBHG is excited to announce its 13th new partnership of 2018! We began a new OB hospitalist program with UCHealth's Memorial Hospital North in Colorado Springs, CO, in early August.
OBHG named to Inc. 5000 list of America’s fastest-growing private companies for sixth year
OBHG has been named to Inc. 5000’s Hall of Fame for being named one of the fastest-growing private companies in America for six consecutive years.
OBHG celebrates 10-year anniversary of partnership with St. David’s North Austin Medical Center
OBHG recently celebrated the 10-year anniversary of its successful partnership with St. David’s North Austin Medical Center. Since July 2008, OBHG clinicians have provided 24/7 coverage for St. David’s Labor and Delivery unit, Obstetric Emergency Department and most recently, management of maternal-fetal transports.
Three ways that healthcare companies can minimize risk
In 2016, OBHG and one of our system partners undertook a study to analyze the key risk mitigation strategies that resulted in favorable loss trends/claim reduction for the system in recent years. The study found that a 31 percent reduction in perinatal serious-harm events at hospitals was attributable to one factor: implementation of an OB hospitalist program at those facilities.
Dr. Elliott Roberts on the hospitalist lifestyle
Dr. Elliott Roberts, an OBHG team lead at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital in Jackson, TN, discusses why the OB hospitalist lifestyle works so well for him.
OBHG Chief Medical Officer featured in American Association for Physician Leadership
OBHG’s Chief Medical Officer Dr. Mark Simon recently wrote an article for the American Association for Physician Leadership about the importance of care team communication.
New OBHG partnership: Norman Regional Hospital
OBHG is happy to announce our 12th new partnership of 2018! In July, we began our obstetrics hospitalist program at Norman Regional Hospital in Norman, OK, as a Type A OB emergency department. This is our second partnerhsip in Oklahoma, along with St. John Medical Center in Tulsa.
Four ways hospital leaders can confront the projected OB shortage
A national physician shortage is looming and OB/GYNs are one of the top specialties at risk. An OB/GYN shortage represents both patient and organizational risk.