Childbirth
You have dreamed about this day for nine months — dreamed of seeing your baby's beautiful face, of holding the precious miracle in your arms for the first time, of counting 10 tiny fingers and toes.
At Scott & White, we want to make every moment of your birthing experience joyful and memorable, comfortable and relaxing. To help you prepare for your big day, we offer prepared childbirth classes to women who are 20 to 24 weeks pregnant.
Giving birth in our luxuriously appointed suites designed to meet your every need is appealing, but we also know that having state-of-the-art facilities and expert physicians is equally important to you. You wouldn't expect anything less.
When the time comes, our Labor and Delivery team is ready around the clock. Our team includes: board-certified obstetricians, perinatalogists and neonatologists; neonatal nurse practitioners; certified inpatient obstetric and neonatal nurses and pediatricians.
Lactation consultations available to all new mothers and continues until weaning of the child.
Appointments and Preconception Consultations
Having a baby is an exciting adventure. For women who are in their childbearing years or sexually active, you may consider seeing a doctor even before you become pregnant. It’s important to make a preconception appointment:
- To optimize your health in order to increase the likelihood that you will have a healthy baby.
- For continuity of care. You can meet a doctor and decide whether or not you want him or her to care for you during your pregnancy.
- To identify any potential problems, such as infertility issues, that need to be addressed prior to pregnancy.
Call one of our convenient locations to make an appointment with a Scott & White Ob/Gyn or request an appointment online:
- Brenham: 979-830-7400
- Bryan/College Station: 979-691-3300
- Leander: 512-509-0200
- Llano: 325-247-5040
- Killeen: 254-618-1800
- Round Rock: 512-509-0200
- Temple: 254-724-2314
- Waco: 254-399-6000
Please contact your insurance provider to find out if a referral from your primary care physician is required.