Embrace Your Unique Birth Journey with ConfidenceAre you expecting a baby and dreaming of a birth experience that's both personalized and safe? At Intermountain Women's Health Specialists, we understand that every mom-to-be has unique wishes and concerns. That's why we offer a supportive, compassionate and safe environment where you can create a birth plan that feels right for you. |
Your Birth, Your Way at Intermountain Women's Health SpecialistsExperience the compassionate, personalized care that awaits you through the stories of families who chose Intermountain Women's Health Specialists for their special moment |
Welcome to Intermountain Women's Health SpecialistsA sanctuary of care where every birth story is honored, and every medical need is met with expertise and compassion. Let's tailor your birthing experience to your unique wishes. |
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Welcome to Intermountain Health Cedar City Clinic - Obstetrics and GynecologyA sanctuary of care where every birth story is honored, and every medical need is met with expertise and compassion. Let's tailor your birthing experience to your unique wishes. |
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Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat is an OB/GYN?An OB-GYN is a doctor who specializes in women’s health. They take care of things related to pregnancy (OB stands for obstetrics) and reproductive health (GYNE stands for gynecology). What services do OB-GYNs provide?OB-GYNs offer various services, including regular check-ups, pregnancy care, birth control advice, and treatment for reproductive health issues. How often should I see my OB-GYN?It’s recommended to visit your OB-GYN at least once a year for a check-up. If you’re pregnant or have specific health concerns, you may need to go more often. What happens during a routine check-up?During a routine check-up, your OB-GYN will ask about your health, perform a physical exam, and may do tests like Pap smears or breast exams. Can I see an OB-GYN if I'm not pregnant?Yes! OB-GYNs provide care for all aspects of women's health, not just pregnancy. What should I bring to my appointment?Bring your ID, insurance information, and any medical records. It’s also helpful to have a list of questions or concerns you want to discuss. Are OB-GYNs only for adults?No, OB-GYNs can see teenagers and young women for health education, puberty questions, and reproductive health. What if I have a high-risk pregnancy?The Intermountain MFM team works closely with pregnant women and their chosen OB or CNM. A Maternal Fetal Medicine (MFM) provider is an OB specializing in identifying and managing high-risk pregnancy. An MFM is also referred to as a perinatologist. Can I bring a doula?Yes. Families are welcome to bring a doula to their labor and delivery. Do you offer Childbirth Education?Intermountain offers a wide variety of classes and resources to educate parents through pregnancy and childbirth. |
Intermountain Health Honors Desert Region 2023 Patient Experience Award RecipientsEarlier this year, Intermountain Health recognized Carol A. Graff, NP, and Jessica L. Gorgoglione, NP, for their exceptional dedication to patient care. Both providers ranked in the top 5% nationally in Press Ganey's database for "Likelihood to Recommend." Their commitment to outstanding preventive care, condition management, and a positive patient experience exemplifies the high standards of our clinics and providers. This recognition highlights their unwavering dedication to quality care and genuine compassion, reinforcing our values and priorities as a leading healthcare system. 
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