OBGYN
How to find the right OBGYN for you….
01 — Ask about birthing policies
Different hospitals and birthing centers have different policies that are determined not necessarily by your doctor, but my insurance companies and the hospital itself. It’s best to know these policies to see if they are in alignment with what you want for your birthing experience.
02 — Find out what that doctor is comfortable with as it pertains to your birth plan
Now if comes to selecting your doctor. Many times when you join a practice you are assigned a doctor in that practice. Ask questions to this doctor to see what they are comfortable with in birth. Some doctors are not comfortable with twins or breech birth. Some providers are not comfortable with VBAC. It is completely ok for this to happen as each provider has experience in career that has led them to this decision. It’s your job to interview them and see if they will be a good fit for you. It’s also completely ok to change your provider at any time in care.
03 — Do you feel heard and seen?
You should leave your prenatal visits feeling heard and seen. Were your questions answered? Do you have a portal that you can ask questions? Did you feel supported in your birthing choices? Do you have questions that your provider won’t answer? Did you know you can fire a provider at any time even during labor?? Now, we hope it never comes to this, but you are in charge or your health care and you are hiring this provider. That is why we urge you to interview your providers.
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The Doctors Clinic
Our Women’s and Children’s Center care team consists of five obstetrician gynecologists who are readily available to help care for your prenatal, delivery, postpartum, reproductive health and women’s health needs.
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Kitsap OBGYN
In the early 1980s, a dedicated group of providers came together to establish Kitsap OBGYN, driven by a shared commitment to offer compassionate and personalized medical care for the women of Kitsap County and surrounding communities. From its inception, our vision has been to support women through every phase of life. Over the years, our practice has flourished, renowned for its exceptional obstetric and gynecological care, attracting additional doctors who share our philosophy of compassionate care. Today, Kitsap OBGYN stands as a beacon of excellence in the Northwest, with our doctors consistently earning prestigious accolades. Our commitment to providing outstanding care is reflected in the recognition we've received, including multiple top doc honors in Seattle Magazine's Top Docs awards, among over 6500 nominations. In addition, Kitsap OBGYN is consistently recognized as the Best of Central Kitsap for OBGYN care, as voted by our valued patients.
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Northwest Women's Healthcare
At Northwest Women’s Healthcare we are committed to providing comprehensive, expert obstetric and gynecologic care in a warm and personalized environment.
Northwest Women’s Healthcare, founded in 1989, continues to be a premier Seattle OB/GYN group. We have delivered over 20,000 babies and performed thousands of gynecologic procedures. Located in the heart of the city, near Swedish Medical Center First Hill, we provide the full spectrum of OB/GYN care that is both individualized and evidence-based. Our dedicated medical staff of doctors and nurse practitioners works as a cohesive group and shares knowledge to provide excellent care for our patients. We are supported by a competent and caring office staff. Our obstetrician/gynecologists have extensive experience and are board certified with the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology.
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Swedish OBGYN Specialists
Swedish's physicians and staff provide the full spectrum of gynecological care, ranging from routine screenings to reproductive health issues to postmenopausal health to gynecologic cancer.
For many women, gynecology visits are made on an annual basis. Because your provider will work with you to address your gynecological issues through each phase of life, it's important to choose the right gynecologist.
