OBGYN in South Miami FL
South Miami Women’s Health is a leading OBGYN practice located Miami, FL. We are committed to providing patients with convenient access to high-quality gynecological and obstetrical care. Our practice is made up of four Ob/Gyn Physicians and one nurse practitioner.
As the leading OB/GYN medical practice for the South Miami area, we pride ourselves on providing the highest level of personal and professional care to our patients. We deliver hundreds of babies every year and perform a full spectrum of gynecologic procedures. Our dedicated medical staff of physicians and nurse practitioners work as a cohesive group sharing knowledge to provide excellent individualized care for our patients.
Experienced Gynecologists near Coral Gables, Coconut Grove and Kendall
Supported by a competent and caring office staff, our obstetrician-gynecologists near Miami have extensive experience and are board certified with the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology. Whether you are looking for routine women’s care, care during pregnancy, or have a gynecologic condition in need of medical management or surgery, we can work with you to answer any questions and come up with a plan to meet your needs.
Our list of Ob/Gyn services includes:
- Annual Gyn Exam and Well Woman Visit
- Prenatal and Pregnancy Care
- Minimally Invasive Surgical Options using the daVinci Surgical Robot
We are conveniently located in South Miami near the University of Miami. Our office proudly serves women throughout Miami and we are located near Coral Gables, Pinecrest, and Glenvar Heights, FL.
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