Obstetrical Care
- Family Planning and Pre-Pregnancy Visits
- Infertility Testing and Treatment
- Preconception Counseling
- Birthing Options
- Prenatal Care and Testing
- Perinatal Care and Support (For the Period 3 Months Before Pregnancy and Up to One Year After Birth)
- Fetal Monitoring
- Preterm Birth
- Low Birth Weight
- High-Risk Pregnancies Including Blood Disorders, Obesity, High Blood Pressure, and Diabetes
- Labor and Delivery Care
- Postpartum Depression
- Postpartum Bleeding
- Male Infant Circumcision
OB Patient Guide
If you are pregnant or planning to be pregnant soon, you’ll want to review our digital OB Patient Guide! This guide has great information you can use before, during and after your pregnancy. Click here to download your copy today!
When To Call the Doctor
Always call the doctor on call before coming to the emergency room or to labor and delivery for any reason.
A phone call may save you a trip to the hospital.
Have your pharmacy telephone number available.
If you call, be prepared to come to the hospital if instructed.
Our answering service telephone number is (205) 930-4358
(please reserve routine calls and refills for office hours)