Remote High-Risk OB Leverage women’s telehealth remote obstetric and maternal-fetal medicine capabilities to expand high-risk OB coverage for rural and international markets, highlighting potential partnerships with hospitals, clinics, and government programs in need of telemedicine expertise.

Expanded State Footprint Target health systems and private practices in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee where licensing is established to onboard new care sites, enabling cross-state telemedicine services and rapid scale.

Strategic Partnerships Capitalize on the Addis Clinic collaboration as a case study to approach international NGOs and health networks seeking telemedicine support to build capacity for high-risk OB through volunteer or funded programs.

Tech-Enabled Delivery Highlight the telemedicine enabled centers and tech stack to potential buyers and integrators, emphasizing seamless workflow integration with existing hospital IT, patient portals, and billing systems to improve access and reimbursement.

Growth and Opportunity With revenue in the low-to-mid million range and a lean team, position as an agile partner for hospitals and clinics seeking cost-effective scale in maternal-fetal medicine, offering flexible engagement models and potential co-marketing with similar digital health players.