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Help Keep Our Pregnant And At Risk Patients Safe (COVID-19 Update)
To our patients and their families
- Stay home, if you have any symptoms of fever, cough, chest congestion or flu-like symptoms.
- Our health care facility will ask that you reschedule your appointment, stopping you at the entrance, if you have any symptoms, or if you have traveled to any of the government known risk areas, or been exposed to anyone with COVID-9 or the flu.
- If you are suspecting you have been exposed or have the symptoms of fever, cough, and shortness of breath, do not come into the office instead please call or use your patient portal to send us a message and we will provide direction.
- Please follow the Ohio guidelines and the CDC website guidelines and use caution when traveling. Travel is being limited by the government as well as large gatherings by the Governor of Ohio, in an effort to contain and reduce the spread of the virus.
- We are requesting masks be worn at any visit to our office.
- Visitors are not permitted at this time. This includes significant others at any obstetrical appointment.
For more information
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New Mother & Labor and Delivery Classes
Labor and Delivery
This group class is best for mothers who have never been through the birthing experience. It’s instructional and includes how to know labor is beginning, what to do, what to expect at the hospital. It is led by a Labor and Delivery nurse at Akron General Hospital. All classes will be held over a ZOOM Meeting until end of year. Class date and times are as follows:
January 18th
February 15th
March 14th
April 25th
May 9th
June 6th
July 18th
August 29th
September 12th
October 10th
November 7th
December 5th
Labor and Delivery
Great Expectations
Classes are located at 605 N. Cleveland Massillon Road.
They are short classes, with a break, to ask personal questions to the instructor.
Please call 330-668-6545 to schedule or email Natalie@obgynofakron.com.
Review a full list of our Obstetrics services.
Travel Warnings and Tips for Pregnant Women
If you decide to vacation, visit old friends, or must travel for work, pregnancy shouldn’t stop you from flying or driving to your destination. As long as you are having a normal pregnancy and you have gotten the OK from OBGYN Associates of Akron, travel is generally approved and safe, but there are some caveats.
Essential Endometriosis Facts That Every Woman Needs to Know
Endometriosis is an enigmatic condition that affects approximately 10% of American women during their reproductive years.
Farewell to Dr. Lisa Cousineau
Please join OBGYN Associates of Akron in a farewell celebration for Dr. Lisa Cousineau.
Preventing Breast Cancer in Your Everyday Life
Do you wake up every morning thinking about preventing breast cancer in your everyday life? We seriously doubt it, but if you are someone with a higher risk for breast cancer due to your family or your age, maybe you should consider paying more attention to preventative strategies. There are some simple and specific changes you can make to help lower your risk for breast cancer.
Your Guide for Reducing Your Risk for Birth Defects
Birth defects are more common than you may think. In fact, about 1 in 33 babies born in the US has a birth defect, according to the CDC.