The Ouma Platform

The virtual maternity care platform built on a real medical practice.

Ouma is the nation's largest independent, physician-led maternity telehealth practice. Unlike app-based programs that put chatbots and unlicensed coaches in front of patients, every Ouma patient sees a qualified clinician. The platform handles the rest, matching patients to the right specialist, surfacing risk, streamlining documentation, and reporting every outcome back to our partners. Technology powers the operation, not the patient relationship.

Real Clinicians, Real Care

Board-certified specialists, nurse-midwives, behavioral health providers, and lactation consultants. Every patient is matched with a licensed clinician.

AI as Expert Assistant

AI accelerates chart review, surfaces risk factors, automates documentation, and generates outcomes reporting, making clinicians faster, not replacing them.

Built to Measure Everything

Every encounter, outcome, and gap closure is captured, tracked, and reported. Auditable data, not anecdotes, gives partners full visibility into their population.

The Ouma Difference

Where others optimize against human connection, we lean into it.

Most virtual care platforms use technology to minimize clinician time with patients. Ouma does the opposite, our technology handles the operational burden so clinicians can focus entirely on care.

Empathy-First Care

Patients get real human connection with licensed clinicians, not chatbots or automated triage. Every interaction is driven by clinical judgment, not optimization algorithms.

Continuity of Care

Patients build ongoing relationships with the same physicians across their maternity journey, prenatal through postpartum. No revolving door of providers. Continuity drives better outcomes.

Meeting Patients Where They Are

Flexible scheduling, cultural sensitivity, and the autonomy to customize care for each patient. Technology handles logistics so clinicians can focus on the person in front of them.

Technology at Every Turn

Clinical expertise, supercharged by technology.

Every clinical workflow, from triage to chart review to outcomes reporting, is amplified by AI and purpose-built technology. Our custom EHR is designed around maternity care from the ground up, giving AI structured, high-quality data from day one. The result: a compounding flywheel where every encounter makes the next one smarter.

The Flywheel
Data Capture
AI Analysis
Clinical Action
Outcome Measurement
Reporting & Insights
Process Refinement

Four AI capabilities powering better care.

Our AI works behind the scenes so clinicians can be fully present with patients. All data is handled in full compliance with HIPAA and state privacy regulations.

Intelligent Chart Review

AI pre-processes patient charts before encounters, surfacing relevant history and flagging risk factors, reducing chart review time by 30%.

Predictive Risk Stratification

Models analyze patient data to identify high-risk pregnancies earlier, enabling proactive intervention before complications arise.

Automated Documentation

Clinical encounters are documented with AI assistance, reducing administrative burden and ensuring thorough records that meet payer requirements.

Real-Time Outcomes Reporting

AI-generated dashboards give partners continuous visibility into HEDIS gap closure rates, clinical outcomes, and population health trends.

From Our Team

Built for clinicians, by clinicians

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“What drew me to Ouma was how the platform is designed around clinicians. I spend less time on paperwork and more time actually talking to my patients. The documentation, the chart prep, the risk screening, it all happens in the background, so when I’m with a patient, I’m fully present. That’s rare in healthcare today.”

LH
Lauren Hays
Chief of Behavioral Health Services, Ouma Health
“The technology here is a game-changer for bedside care. I can pull up a patient’s full history, risk flags, and care plan in seconds, and the system keeps me organized so nothing falls through the cracks. It feels like the tools were built by people who actually understand what nurses need in a fast-paced clinical environment.”

MJ
Margery Johnson, RN, BSN
Nurse Lead, Ouma Health
Scale & Reach

National reach. Local impact.

Technology enables a focused clinical team to deliver subspecialty maternity care at a scale that traditional staffing models can't reach.

50

States licensed to practice

20+

Medicaid-enrolled states

6

Clinical subspecialties under one roof

24/7

Access for patients nationwide

30%

Documentation time saved with AI

5–12%

Statewide HEDIS compliance improvement by market

80%

Postpartum visit completion rate

46%

Prenatal visit conversion to PPC1

Frequently asked

Common questions about the Ouma platform

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What is a maternity care management platform?

It is the technology and clinical model Ouma Health uses to manage maternity care end to end: matching each patient to the right specialist, stratifying risk, coordinating care across the pregnancy, streamlining documentation, and reporting every encounter, outcome, and gap closure back to partners. The platform does the coordination and measurement so clinicians can focus on patients.

Is Ouma an app, or a real medical practice?

Ouma is a real medical practice. Every patient sees a qualified, licensed clinician, not a chatbot or an unlicensed coach. The virtual maternity care platform is the infrastructure behind that practice. You can read more about our physician-led, MFM-founded model.

How does the platform measure outcomes and close care gaps?

Every encounter is captured as structured, auditable data rather than anecdotes. That powers population health views, risk stratification, HEDIS and quality gap closure, and outcomes reporting partners can verify, supported by remote patient monitoring for continuous data between visits.

Who does Ouma's platform serve?

The platform extends specialty maternity care to the patients and members who need it most, delivered on behalf of health plans, hospitals, clinics, and employers, from preconception through postpartum and in all 50 states.