Trinity Health Obstetrics & Gynecology Care

It's a good idea to schedule a visit if you're due for preventive care, have questions about your reproductive health, are preparing for pregnancy or are experiencing symptoms that need attention.

Yes. We are welcoming new patients at practices across Southeast Michigan. Schedule your appointment today!

Your first appointment is an opportunity to talk about your health goals, medical history and concerns. Your provider will answer questions and discuss recommended care based on your needs.

Yes. Even if you feel well, annual exams are an important part of preventive healthcare. These visits give you the opportunity to discuss changes in your health, stay up to date on recommended screenings and build an ongoing relationship with your provider.

Absolutely. Preconception care can help you prepare for a healthy pregnancy by reviewing your health history, discussing lifestyle factors and identifying steps you can take before conceiving. 

If you're experiencing symptoms that are affecting your daily life or causing concern, it's a good idea to schedule an appointment. Our team can evaluate your symptoms, answer your questions and help you find relief.

Yes. Our providers offer guidance and treatment options to help manage symptoms and support your health during perimenopause, menopause and beyond. We’ll work with you to create a plan that fits your needs and lifestyle.

A certified nurse midwife (CNM) is an advanced practice provider who is first trained as a registered nurse and then completes specialized education in midwifery. Midwives provide comprehensive women’s healthcare, including routine gynecologic care, preventive services, labor and delivery care and reproductive health care from adolescence through menopause and beyond.

Yes. We have a dedicated Breastfeeding Medicine practice located in Ann Arbor. Our Breastfeeding Medicine team provides personalized, evidence-based support to help families meet their infant feeding goals. During your visit, we assess both you and your baby, observe a feeding, address concerns such as latch, positioning, or pumping, and create a customized feeding plan with follow-up recommendations. Your OBGYN provider can provide a referral for this service.

An academic practice is where resident physicians work closely with faculty physicians who supervise all aspects of patient care. This team-based approach ensures patients receive compassionate, evidence-based care while helping train the next generation of physicians.