Perinatal Link
Who it's for

Built for the hospitals the market forgot.

Legacy tele-specialty programs chase 1,000+ delivery hospitals and Level III and IV NICUs. Perinatal Link was designed, staffed, and priced for everyone else.

Who we serve

Four kinds of hospital, one program.

Critical access hospitals

You deliver babies because your community needs you to, often with family medicine leading OB. We give your team access to both specialties, at economics designed for your budget, not a health system's.

Level I & II nurseries

You can care for more mothers and babies than you currently keep. Specialist backup on demand helps you use the full capability of your level safely, and document it.

Rural & community hospitals

Every transfer sends revenue and a family down the highway. Keep more deliveries local with MFM and neonatology support that arrives in minutes, not months of recruiting.

Hospitals with family medicine OB

Your family physicians deliver, resuscitate, and carry it all. Give them an MFM and a neonatologist alongside them for the cases that used to mean an automatic transfer.

What this means for your team

Value that shows up in every office.

CEO / CFO

Deliveries stay local, and so does the revenue attached to them. One predictable rate scoped to your volume turns specialist coverage into a line item you can actually budget, with none of the capital outlay legacy programs demand.

CNO / nursing leadership

Your nurses never manage a deteriorating mother or newborn alone. Real-time specialist backup is a recruitment and retention tool as much as a clinical one.

Medical staff & quality

Documented specialist involvement in every high-risk decision strengthens your quality program, supports credentialed scopes of practice, and gives your board confidence in the obstetric service line.

Your community

Families deliver close to home with the same specialist access they'd get at a tertiary center. That's the difference between a hospital that has to exit OB and one that grows it.

What staying local is worth

Count what a transfer really costs.

When a delivery transfers out, the hospital loses the birth, the nursery stay, and often the family's loyalty for the next decade of care. The OB who referred out loses the continuity that makes rural practice sustainable. The community absorbs the quietest cost: the message that having a baby here isn't really possible anymore.

When a newborn transfers out, all of that compounds. A mother discharged in one town, a baby hours away, a family splitting itself across a highway during the hardest week of its life.

Some transfers are exactly right, and we help you make them faster and cleaner. The program exists for the rest: the moms and babies who could have safely stayed, if someone with subspecialty training had been in the room to say so.

Every year, fewer places deliver babies. Yours doesn't have to be next.

Rural and community obstetric units have been closing for a decade, pushing families further from care and concentrating deliveries in fewer, fuller centers. Hospitals that keep OB alive do it by solving the specialist problem without a specialist's payroll. That is the entire design brief of Perinatal Link.

Already a Level III or IV with in-house MFM and neonatology?

Then Perinatal Link probably isn't your fit, and we'd rather say so now. Ouma Health works with larger hospitals and health systems on tele-MFM and virtual maternity care built for their scale.

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Let's talk.

If you deliver fewer than 1,000 babies a year, let's talk.