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Obtelecare combines technology and clinical expertise to deliver virtual teleMFM coverage for hospitals and clincis, expanding access so every mother gets the quality care she deserves.

September is a busy one for our team. We're hitting the road for three events, including two state hospital association ...
09/17/2026

September is a busy one for our team. We're hitting the road for three events, including two state hospital association meetings and Unify 2026, and we always look forward to these moments to connect in person with the care teams working hard to support high-risk moms every day.

Will we see you in Minnesota, New Mexico, or at Unify 2026?

09/16/2026

Behind every program we support is a team that believes in the mission. Rebecca Flack, our SVP of Telehealth Services, sat down to share what Obtelecare's work means to her personally, and why closing the gap in maternal-fetal medicine care matters so much. Take a minute to watch.

The Georgia Department of Community Health just finished distributing the state's first round of GREAT Health awards, fu...
09/15/2026

The Georgia Department of Community Health just finished distributing the state's first round of GREAT Health awards, funding projects from obstetric emergency carts in rural EDs to new telehealth access points across the state.

Perinatal safety is one of the program's named initiatives, and for the 70 Georgia counties with no birthing facility and no OB clinician, that funding could become real-time access to high-risk pregnancy care.

Obtelecare, backed by Ob Hospitalist Group's 20 years of women's health expertise, partners with hospitals and clinics to build maternal-fetal medicine coverage that lasts well beyond the grant cycle.

Our clinicians work alongside your care teams, not instead of them, so your GREAT Health dollars build something your program owns for the long term.

See what a program could look like for your community: https://obtelecare.com/rural-health-transformation

Indiana hospital leaders now have $120 million in RHT funding to put to work, with four more years of RHTP funding still...
09/12/2026

Indiana hospital leaders now have $120 million in RHT funding to put to work, with four more years of RHTP funding still to come.

Governor Mike Braun and the Indiana Department of Health just announced the first round of GROW, the state's Rural Health Transformation Program regional grants, awarding funding to eight regional coalitions across the state.

Technology innovation is one of the program's core goals, and for the 24 Indiana counties with no birthing facility and no OB clinician, that funding could become real-time access to high-risk pregnancy care. Getting there takes more than the dollars, though. It takes a thoughtful choice about which partner actually helps that investment deliver lasting care.

Obtelecare, powered by Ob Hospitalist Group, partners with hospitals and clinics to build maternal-fetal medicine coverage that lasts well beyond the grant cycle. We work alongside your care teams, not instead of them, so your RHT dollars build something your program owns for the long term.

Ready to chat about what a program could look like for your community? Get in touch: https://obtelecare.com/rural-health-transformation?utm_campaign=indiana_rht&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_content=1789248540

Twenty-five years ago, nearly 3,000 lives were lost on September 11, 2001, lives that reshaped families, workplaces, and...
09/11/2026

Twenty-five years ago, nearly 3,000 lives were lost on September 11, 2001, lives that reshaped families, workplaces, and communities across the country.

Among them were 11 expectant mothers, women building families and looking toward the future, whose unborn children are honored by name at the National September 11 Memorial & Museum. Their loss is a reminder that the attacks took not only the lives present that day, but generations that would never be.

Today we remember every person, every family, and every community forever changed by that day.

We will never forget.

Nearly 35% of U.S. counties are now maternity care deserts, and the maternal-fetal medicine workforce hasn't grown to me...
09/09/2026

Nearly 35% of U.S. counties are now maternity care deserts, and the maternal-fetal medicine workforce hasn't grown to meet the need. For hospitals still delivering babies, retaining high-risk pregnancies instead of losing them to a distant transfer is becoming one of the biggest opportunities in women's health.

TeleMFM connects your care teams with board-certified maternal-fetal medicine clinicians, so more high-risk moms and their babies can stay close to home for care, and your program captures the revenue that comes with it: retained deliveries, retained NICU cases, imaging, and long-term pediatric relationships.

Recent research on virtual maternity programs found a 24.4% reduction in adjusted risk of preterm birth and a 26.3% shorter NICU stay. That's a better outcome for families and a stronger program.

See the full clinical and financial breakdown of teleMFM: https://obtelecare.com/how-telemfm-programs-can-help-hospitals-retain-high-risk-deliveries-expand-patient-pools-and-strengthen-financial-performance/

Happy Labor Day from Obtelecare!We'll say it: in women's health, every day is Labor Day. 😉 Ours just happens to show up ...
09/07/2026

Happy Labor Day from Obtelecare!

We'll say it: in women's health, every day is Labor Day. 😉 Ours just happens to show up on a screen. Our TeleMFM program is, quite literally, a labor of love, delivered virtually, bringing maternal-fetal medicine expertise to programs that need it, when they need it.

Today we're celebrating the care teams who show up for high-risk moms and families around the clock, weekends and holidays included. At Obtelecare, powered by Ob Hospitalist Group, we partner with hospital leaders to make sure that coverage never depends on luck, or on one person's schedule.

Wishing your team and your community a great holiday.

Arkansas hospital leaders now have $149.3 million in RHT funding to put to work, with two more funding initiatives still...
09/05/2026

Arkansas hospital leaders now have $149.3 million in RHT funding to put to work, with two more funding initiatives still to be announced.

Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders just announced the first round of the Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP), awarding 50 grants totaling more than $149 million dollars across the state. Telehealth is one of the program's core initiatives, and for the 33 counties in Arkansas with no birthing facility and no OB clinician, that funding could become 24/7 access to high-risk pregnancy care. Getting there takes more than the dollars. It takes a thoughtful choice about which partner actually helps that investment deliver lasting care.

Obtelecare, powered by Ob Hospitalist Group, partners with hospitals and clinics to build maternal-fetal medicine coverage that lasts well beyond the grant cycle. We work alongside your care teams, not instead of them, so your RHT dollars build something your program owns for the long term.

See what a program could look like for your community: https://obtelecare.com/rural-health-transformation/?utm_campaign=arkansas_rht&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic&utm_content=1788644701

09/04/2026

Nickname aside, the mission hasn't changed. Obtelecare exists so high-risk moms get the MFM expertise they need without traveling for it, and so hospitals have a partner to make that possible.

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