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read moreWe're proud of our experienced and caring staff, including board-certified physicians, certified nurse practitioners, and dedicated clinical and administrative support staff. From routine exams to delivering your baby to helping you with complex insurance claims, we're here to meet your needs. You'll notice that you get the attention of all of our doctors during your obstetrical care. By sharing in your care, you get the benefit of a team of professionals monitoring your progress, as well as the reassurance of a familiar face at your time of delivery.

read moreThe practice was established in Hampton County in 1949, as the Women's Health Clinic, by Dr. Benjamin Inloes and Dr. John Gayle. Later they were joined by Dr. Kemper Sarrett, and Dr. Charles Zimmerman. Throughout the years, new physicians have joined the practice, and a few have retired and left. In the 1970's the practice name was changed to Obstetrics and Gynecology Associates of Hampton. However, what has remained constant is our dedication to our mission. Our mission is based on our continued belief in the independent practice of medicine, which allows us to partner with our patients and their families in providing compassionate, cost-effective, and innovative services of the highest caliber in the Hampton Roads area.

read moreUrinary incontinence (UI), or the unintentional loss of urine, is a problem for more than 13 million Americans, and 85% of them are women. Although about half of the elderly have some episodes of UI, the problem is not a natural consequence of aging, and is not exclusively a problem of the elderly. Women are most likely to develop the problem either during pregnancy or childbirth, or after the hormonal changes of menopause, because of weakened pelvic muscles. The Women's Bladder Center offers expertise in diagnostic, non-surgical, and surgical options in treating this disorder.

read moreWe look forward to helping to guide you through this exciting period of your life, and want to make sure that you are well informed during your pregnancy, delivery and the postpartum period. If you have any questions or need advice at any point during your care, please do not hesitate to contact one of our providers. If you have a question that you would like answered prior to your next scheduled appointment, you may contact us online, or telephone our triage nurse at 722-7401, who is available to answer questions, or will forward it to the appropriate provider.

read moreThis bleeding can be emotionally and physically draining, causing many women to limit their activities and lifestyles. Many options for treatment are available, including drug therapy, minimally invasive treatments, or a hysterectomy. Endometrial ablation is a natural choice for women with heavy periods who are looking for an alternative to a hysterectomy. This reduces or eliminates menstrual periods in most women. This treatment can free you from the limitation and pain of heavy periods without removing your uterus or disrupting your natural hormones.

read moreHowever, due to the amount of staff time this absorbs, we do charge a fee of $10 per form. If possible, give your form to us before delivery or surgery so we can keep it in your chart until the procedure is performed. When you leave the hospital call 722-7401 and ask to speak to your doctor's nurse, and then allow 7-10 days for completion of the form.

read moreLearn some of the key things that are happening to your body during menopause, how to manage symptoms, and how to work with your doctor to develop a health program that's right for you. Recognize the warning signs of common gynecological conditions, understand the changes that might be happening to your body, and explore your treatment options, including hysterectomy.

read moreAlso office-based are diagnostic procedures such as ultrasonography and laboratory tests. Newer non-invasive treatment procedures such as cryoablation, hysteroscopy, and treatment of precancerous cells are all available in our office suite. We offer exceptional surgical care, using the newest and least invasive surgical techniques to treat a variety of abnormalities that are not amenable to medical treatment. We currently provide surgery at Mary Immaculate Hospital, Mary Immaculate Ambulatory Surgery Center, and Sentara CarePlex Hospital.