Today we are launching Perinatal Link, a collaborative program from Ouma Health and Millennium Medical Group (MMG) that brings real-time maternal-fetal medicine (MFM) and neonatology to the bedside of community hospitals and critical access facilities. One call. Two specialists.
Today we are launching Perinatal Link, a collaborative program from Ouma Health and Millennium Medical Group (MMG) that brings real-time maternal-fetal medicine (MFM) and neonatology to the bedside of community hospitals and critical access facilities. One call. Two specialists. Built and priced for the hospitals the specialty telehealth market left behind.
If your hospital delivers fewer than 1,000 babies a year, this was built for you.
High-risk deliveries do not wait for the right hospital. They happen at 2 a.m., in Level 1 and Level 2 nurseries, in towns where the nearest MFM or neonatologist is a helicopter ride away. Yet for years, tele-MFM and tele-neonatology were designed and priced for large health systems with more than 1,000 annual deliveries. For everyone else, the math never worked. The cost of a traditional program often ran higher than hiring an in-person specialist a smaller hospital could not recruit in the first place, so telehealth simply never got off the ground.
The consequences land on families. A single newborn who has to be transferred to a distant NICU can face an admission that runs well over a quarter of a million dollars, on top of the separation, the travel, and the lost days of parents at the bedside. Behind every one of those transfers is a delivery that might have stayed local, and safely, with the right specialist on the screen.
Perinatal Link changes that equation.
Through a single relationship and a single contract, your hospital gets a complete perinatal safety net:
Together, Ouma and MMG bring a combined depth of MFM and neonatology experience, with a model designed from the ground up for sub-1,000 delivery hospitals.
"Community hospitals have been underserved by the existing teleMFM market for too long, as our industry decided years ago that a hospital delivering 400 babies wasn't worth serving. We think those 400 mothers disagree," said Sina Haeri, MD, MHSA, CEO of Ouma Health. "Partnering with MMG allows us to offer something the market has never seen: a single, affordable, fully integrated MFM and neonatology solution for the hospitals that need it most."
"Neonatal emergencies don't announce themselves, and they don't only happen at large academic medical centers," said Snehal Doshi, MD, CEO of Millennium Medical Group. "Joining forces with Ouma through Perinatal Link gives us the ability to deliver a comprehensive perinatal safety net at a price point that finally makes sense for community hospitals."
Ouma is the nation's largest tele-MFM specialty practice. MMG has spent years building real-time neonatology coverage for exactly these communities. Perinatal Link is what happens when both sides of the perinatal continuum arrive as one program.
Perinatal Link is built for community hospitals, critical access hospitals, and rural facilities with Level 1 and Level 2 nurseries, including the family-medicine-led OB units that keep maternity care alive in so many towns. If your L&D team has ever managed a high-risk delivery or an unexpected resuscitation while waiting to reach a specialist, this is the program designed for that moment.
If you want to see what real-time MFM and neonatology coverage would look like at your hospital, we would like to hear from you. Visit perinatallink.oumahealth.com to start a conversation.
Perinatal Link is a collaborative program from Ouma Health and Millennium Medical Group that delivers real-time, affordable tele-MFM and tele-neonatology to community hospitals and critical access facilities with Level 1 and Level 2 nurseries, through a single contract and with no technology or platform fees.
It is designed specifically for hospitals delivering fewer than 1,000 babies a year, including rural, critical access, and family-medicine-led OB programs that have been priced out of traditional specialty telehealth.
Live MFM consultations across the antepartum, intrapartum, and postpartum continuum; live tele-neonatology for resuscitation, stabilization, management, and transport decisions; simultaneous MFM-plus-neonatology consults on the same call; hospital-specific protocols and transfer criteria; and documentation and order communication support.
No. Perinatal Link carries no technology or platform fees.
Visit perinatallink.oumahealth.com to start a conversation about coverage for your hospital.
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