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Frequently Asked Questions for OB/GYN Care

• Who should I call when I find out I’m pregnant?

  Please contact our OB/GYN team at 937-498-5373. We can assist you in finding a doctor and creating a pregnancy plan, which includes prenatal care and testing, fetal monitoring, ultrasound services, and childbirth education classes.

• Is there anywhere that supports natural birth near me?

  Our experienced OB/GYN team understands and supports each individual’s birth plan, including those who desire natural births. The Copeland-Emerson Family Birth Center at Wilson Health provides a welcoming environment for expectant mothers seeking natural birthing experiences. Our dedicated team consists of birthing center physicians, midwives, nurse practitioners, specially trained labor and delivery nurses, postpartum care nurses and lactation consultants. We are committed to meeting your needs with quality and compassionate care.

• Will my doctor actually be there when I deliver?

  Our team-based approach to care ensures that patients get to know all of our doctors during prenatal visits. This way, the doctor on call when you deliver will be someone you know and trust.

• Will appointments be rushed? Will I feel heard and respected?

  Our team focuses on compassionate, patient-centered care. We take the time to listen, answer your questions and ensure you feel supported at every visit.

• Will they support my birth plan?

  Our team is dedicated to respecting your birth preferences and will collaborate with you to develop a plan that reflects your values while ensuring the safety of you and your baby.

• Do you offer 3D and 4D ultrasounds?

  Yes, Wilson Health provides a comprehensive range of prenatal imaging services, including elective 3D and 4D ultrasounds.

• I am struggling to get pregnant. Can they help?

  At Wilson Health, we understand that facing infertility can be a challenging journey. Our dedicated OB/GYN team is here to offer you compassionate care and support, including specialized infertility services and pre-conception counseling to help guide you along the way. You're not alone in this, and we are committed to being with you every step of the way.

• When should I get a mammogram?

  Most women should begin annual mammograms at age 40, but we’ll personalize recommendations based on your individual risk factors and family history. Explore our 3D digital mammograms >>

• When is the right time for bone density testing?

  Bone density screening is generally recommended starting at age 65, or earlier if you have risk factors like early menopause, take certain medications or have a family history of osteoporosis. Discover our diagnostic services >>

• What can I expect with perimenopause and menopause?

  You may notice changes like irregular periods, hot flashes, mood shifts, or sleep disturbances. Our OB/GYN team is here to guide you through this transition with support, education and treatment options tailored to your needs.