Modern Healthcare September 22, 2018
Rachel Z. Arndt

Some Ochsner Health System patients are leaving their early pregnancy obstetrician appointments not only with clean bills of health but also with internet-connected devices and a plan for fewer in-person visits.

The women, as participants in Ochsner’s Connected Maternity Online Monitoring program, called Connected MOM, are part of an effort by the New Orleans-based system’s executives to change how their providers treat routine pregnancy, seeing their patients in person less frequently while simultaneously keeping a closer eye on them through remotely monitoring key metrics.

“We have to invent a new way of managing large numbers of patients effectively,” said Dr. Richard Milani, Ochsner’s chief clinical transformation officer.

Ochsner also intends, on a broader scale, to make a...

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