Pain points
The phones never stop
OB questions, scheduling changes, and screening calls flood a line where some calls are urgent and all of them feel that way to the caller.
Every missed call is a lost patient
A newly pregnant patient who can't get through starts prenatal care somewhere else.
No-shows and missed appointments
Missed visits mid-pregnancy compress an already accelerating schedule and worry everyone involved.
Front desk burnout and turnover
Front desk turnover in a practice juggling GYN and OB cadences means losing the person who knew every patient's timeline.
Prenatal cadence acceleration
OB visits go from monthly to biweekly to weekly, and every patient's schedule has to be rebuilt as the pregnancy progresses.
Screening recall complexity
Pap, mammogram, and bone density intervals differ by age and history, which defeats one-size-fits-all recall campaigns.
Postpartum drop-off
ACOG reports as many as 40 percent of women never attend a postpartum visit, and nobody has time to chase them.
What is OhMD for women's health and OB/GYN practices?
OhMD is patient communication AI for women's health and OB/GYN practices. Its voice and text AI agents confirm visits and answer patient calls, while its skills orchestrate the accelerating prenatal visit schedule, well-woman annual recalls patient by patient, and postpartum visit rescue, integrating with the practice's EHR. Women's health practices use OhMD to keep annual exam volume from lapsing and carry every pregnancy on schedule from intake through postpartum.
Every screening on time and every pregnancy on schedule, start to postpartum
In a women's health practice running on OhMD, the annual well-woman visit that anchors the practice's volume recalls itself, patient by patient, on her actual anniversary. A positive pregnancy test triggers intake within hours, and the visit schedule rebuilds itself automatically as monthly becomes biweekly becomes weekly, with every visit confirmed and every change absorbed by text. The postpartum visit, the most-skipped appointment in the building, gets rescued with outreach that persists until it's booked. Screening recalls run on each patient's age and history instead of a blast campaign. And the pregnant patient calling at midnight reaches something that knows the difference between a question and an emergency.


