Obstetrics and Gynecology

Obstetrics and gynecology (OBGYN) at ��Թ� provides a full range of perinatal medicine services to support women’s reproductive health, including:

Pre-conception counseling
Timing and planning your pregnancy
Infertility
Menstrual concerns
Perimenopause and menopause
Pelvic pain
Premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD)
Irregular bleeding
Vaginal discharge
Urinary or bladder problems
Fibroid management, including UFE

Our OBGYN Expertise

Our obstetricians and gynecologists have expertise in all aspects of OB/GYN medicine, including both normal and high- risk pregnancy, pregnancy risks and complications. In addition, we offer family planning and contraception, pregnancy tests, regular obstetric examinations, and care during labor and delivery.

Our multi-specialty colleagues allow us to focus on wellness, including nutrition and chiropractic programs that address the changing perinatal medicine needs of women during and after pregnancy.

Teen Obstetrics / Gynecology Program

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Because a teen’s perspective is different from that of adults, we focus on counseling and education to dispel myths and resolve misunderstandings about all aspects of sexual health and development.

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Preventive Visits

A preventive visit (annual wellness visit or routine physician exam) does not include treatment of an acute illness or management of a chronic condition.

Annual Wellness Visit	Routine Physical Exam
Includes: Review and update your personal prevention plan (including health screenings and vaccinations) Assess your health risks Review your current medications Take your height, weight, blood pressure and other routine measurements Does not include: Treatment of an acute illness or management of a chronic condition	Includes: Take your height, weight, bloodwork and vital signs Touch and listen review and exam of body systems Discuss any changes to your health and create personal health plan for the year ahead Does not include: Treatment or diagnosis for a specific illness, symptom, complaint or injury Treatment of an acute illness or management of a chronic condition

Annual Wellness Visit

Routine Physical Exam

Includes:

Review and update your personal prevention plan (including health screenings and vaccinations)
Assess your health risks
Review your current medications
Take your height, weight, blood pressure and other routine measurements

Does not include:

Treatment of an acute illness or management of a chronic condition

Includes:

Take your height, weight, bloodwork and vital signs
Touch and listen review and exam of body systems
Discuss any changes to your health and create personal health plan for the year ahead

Does not include:

Treatment or diagnosis for a specific illness, symptom, complaint or injury
Treatment of an acute illness or management of a chronic condition

Online Appointments Now Available

We have a new and secure way to schedule your OBGYN appointments! All appointments (regardless of where it is booked) will appear in your existing Patient Portal account.

Live Well, Stay Well Tip

All sexually active women aged 15 years or older should have yearly gynecologic evaluations.

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New! Menopause Wellness Center

Navigating perimenopause and menopause can be challenging—but you don't have to do it alone. We offer comprehensive, compassionate, and evidence-based care to support you through every stage of this next step.

Located at 890 Mountain Ave, New Providence, Suite 105, we’re here to help you feel your best—now and for years to come. Book your appointment today and take the first step toward feeling like yourself again.

Call 908-277-8799

How Often Should You Get a Pap Smear? Expert Advice to Guide You

��Թ� OB/GYNs Jackie Xiang, MD, and Julianne Biroschak, MD, break down everything you need to know about when to get tested—and why it matters. By staying informed and following the right schedule, you can make Pap smears a seamless part of your care routine.

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