OB Gyn in Cedar Rapids, IA
Welcome to Cedar Rapids OB Gyn Specialists, PC
At Cedar Rapids Ob Gyn Specialists, we understand that making the right women’s health care decisions can be daunting. When selecting your obstetrician gynecologist, you want the right mix of experience, training, patience, kindness, and compassion. You want to feel a sense of trust, and the confidence you are receiving the best care available. You want to be treated like more than just another patient, but with respect as a person.
As you navigate through the maze of choices and options, you need to find the perfect fit for your gynecological or obstetrical needs. What is right for one woman may not be the best choice for you.
Cedar Rapids Ob Gyn Specialists will partner with you to develop a complete course of care, addressing the many phases of health care you will encounter during your lifetime. From initial exams, to childbirth, to breast exams, to menopause, our ultimate goal is to build a lasting doctor/patient relationship that promotes trust as well as your health as a woman.
Get to know us. On our site, you will find information you should know about each of us, not only as health care providers, but also as people. You will also find a listing of the many services we provide our patients.
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Flu Shots
Flu shots are now available for everyone! The expertly trained OB Gyns at Cedar Rapids OB Gyn are excited to announce that flu shots are now available and want to encourage patients to get their annual flu shot. Questions about getting the flu shot?
HAPPY LABOR DAY!
Our office will be closed on Monday, September 6 in observance of Labor Day. We will reopen on Tuesday, September 7.
New service added for mastitis!
Breastfeeding for some mothers can have its challenges. Sometimes there are bumps in the road, such as a blocked milk duct. If not treated promptly and appropriately, a blocked milk duct can progress into mastitis, which is an infection in the breast tissue.