How do I make an appointment at OB-GYN Associates PC?
Please call 319-368-5500, option 1, to make an appointment. With a team of board-certified obstetricians and gynecologists, women throughout Cedar Rapids, Iowa can get the comprehensive care they need. The team at OB-GYN Associates PC welcomes new and existing patients to the clinic.
Why choose northeast OB/GYN Associates?
Correspond with the office and fill out medical information securely with our Patient Portal! Thank you for choosing Northeast OB/GYN Associates for your women's healthcare needs. Our passion is to provide the best women's healthcare through incredible patient experience.
How do I access the patient portal?
Click HERE or use the patient portal button at the top of our page. Please note that the portal is only monitored from 8am until 4:30pm, Monday-Friday. If you would like assistance by phone during business hours, please call 814-459-1851. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, please dial 911 or go to your nearest emergency room.
How long has OB GYN been in business?
Welcome to Ob-Gyn Associates LEARN MORE Our Services Ob-Gyn Associates has been providing women’s health care for over 23 years and are proud to offer cutting edge obstetrical and gynecological care for all phases of life.
Where is Ob Gyn located?
Conveniently located in Silver Spring, Rockville, and Beltsville, MD, Ob-Gyn Associates is a diverse group of multi-lingual practitioners dedicated to caring for women throughout their lifetime. From Ob-Gyn care to mental health counseling, our team of compassionate providers has you covered.
How to make an appointment at a telemedicine clinic?
We accept new patients for telemedicine appointments. Call us at (301) 681-6772 or book an appointment online using our Patient Portal to schedule an appointment today.
Healthcare focused on you
OB-GYN Associates’ purpose is to provide our patients with high quality and comprehensive women’s healthcare.
Services
We offer comprehensive gynecological care to women of all ages. Our services begin at adolescence well before a pelvic exam is necessary.
