Obstetrics & Prenatal Care in South Mississippi

The highly trained OBGYNs at Women’s Pavilion guide women through every stage of pregnancy, from the first prenatal visit through delivery and postpartum recovery. Our providers offer comprehensive obstetric care to patients throughout Hattiesburg, Ellisville, and South Mississippi, including routine and high-risk pregnancy management, prenatal testing, and postpartum support.

Why Choose Women’s Pavilion

When you’re choosing a prenatal provider, you want a team that knows you, explains your options clearly, and is there for every step from your first positive test to your first postpartum visit.

• Board-certified OBGYNs with experience managing both low-risk and high-risk pregnancies.
• Three convenient South Mississippi locations. Our Ellisville, Annex, and Hattiesburg offices keep prenatal care close to home.
• Comprehensive prenatal care under one roof, from routine visits to ultrasounds and prenatal testing.

Support for Every Pregnancy

• Low-risk pregnancy care, with routine visits designed for a smooth pregnancy and delivery.
• High-risk pregnancy management for conditions such as high blood pressure, diabetes, and other conditions requiring closer monitoring.
• Prenatal testing and genetic screening, so you have the information you need at every stage.
• Delivery support, including guidance on breech presentation and C-section options when needed.

Postpartum care and recovery support in the weeks following delivery.

Low-Risk & High-Risk Pregnancy Care in Hattiesburg & Ellisville

Every pregnancy is different, and Women’s Pavilion tailors your care plan accordingly. Patients with low-risk pregnancies typically follow a standard schedule of prenatal visits, while those with high-risk conditions, such as gestational diabetes, high blood pressure, or a history of pregnancy complications, receive more frequent monitoring and specialized testing to help keep both mother and baby healthy through delivery.

What to Expect at Your First Prenatal Visit

• First Trimester (Weeks 1-13): Your initial prenatal visit confirms your pregnancy and due date, and includes blood work and an early ultrasound.
• Second Trimester (Weeks 14-27): Routine monthly checkups continue, along with an anatomy ultrasound and screening for gestational diabetes.
• Third Trimester (Weeks 28-40): Visits become more frequent, every two weeks and then weekly as you approach your due date, to monitor your baby’s position and watch for signs of labor.