Obstetric Consulting Solutions, LLC was founded in 2025 by Dr. Elisabeth Erekson.

Elisabeth Erekson is an experienced obstetric leader that is focused on supporting organizations that serve their communities, are guided by compassion, and defined by clinical excellence. She believes that every mother matters. Her passion is to make rural health care better by focusing on improving outcomes, removing barriers to care, expanding access and keeping services local through innovative partnerships and collaboration.

Dr. Erekson has an extensive background of healthcare experiences and insights.  Her career has focused on improving healthcare, first in the work to develop of meaningful quality metrics and then in health services research at the Dartmouth Institute where she first embraced the concept of “Less is More” for better health. Dr. Erekson has done extensive work in rural health care delivery, especially focused on obstetrical care delivery for both birthing and non-birthing facilities.  At two large health systems, she led work focused on redesigning rural obstetric care delivery to better support the communities they served. Dr. Erekson excels at helping organizations make strategic decisions about programs and services including obstetrical care delivery, perioperative services and primary care and implementing these plans to best serve their communities.

Other areas of specialty include maternal health, quality metrics and medical devices.  Focused on innovative solutions for healthcare’s toughest problems, Dr. Erekson served on the board of Trellis Health, a primary care delivery organization focused on reshaping primary care to bring better care to patients and joy back into primary practice from 2022 – 2025.  She served as a voting member of the National Quality Forum’s (NQF) Surgical Standing Committee from 2012-2021. She served on the FDA Medical Device Review Panel on vaginal mesh in February 2019 and was a founding contributor to of the MDEPINet Women’s Health Technologies (WHT) Coordinated Registry Network (CRN) for medical devices.