Find an OB-GYN in Scottsdale
47 verified OB-GYNs in Scottsdale. Search by practice, doctor, insurance, or service.
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Women's health care in Scottsdale
Scottsdale is home to 47 verified OB-GYNs, with offices across neighborhoods like Gainey Ranch, Central Scottsdale, and Old Town. Many accept plans like Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, and Aetna. Every listing below is verified against the federal NPI registry — no ads, no pay-to-rank.
OB/GYN practices provide annual well-woman exams, contraception counseling, pregnancy care and delivery, menopause management, and gynecologic surgery. Many practices in the East Valley have midwifery or nurse-practitioner support alongside the physician roster, and partner with local hospitals for delivery.
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Patient guides for OB-GYNs in Scottsdale
Choosing CareHow to Choose an OB-GYN: The Checklist for Every Stage
Booking a first exam, planning a pregnancy, or navigating menopause — the vetting is the same eight checks, weighted differently. Here's the whole method, plus the phone script.
ConditionsMenopause Care: What Good Care Looks Like — and How to Find a Provider Who Listens
Half the population goes through it, and it's still routinely dismissed. Here's what good menopause care looks like — so you can recognize it, and insist on it.
Choosing CareOB-GYN vs. Midwife vs. Family Doctor: How to Actually Choose
It's usually sold as a philosophy decision. It's a risk-level decision first, a philosophy decision second — and for a lot of women, the honest answer is 'both.'