Best OB-GYN Providers in New Orleans, LA

OB-GYNs are physicians specializing in obstetrics and gynecology. They manage prenatal care, attend deliveries, perform cesarean sections, and handle high-risk pregnancies. Browse verified profiles and connect with ob-gyn providers serving families in New Orleans, Louisiana.

40+ ob-gyn providers found in New Orleans, LA

MDDOFACOG
David Allen Barrington

David Allen Barrington

M.D.

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
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Roberto Xavier Calix

M.D.

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
DR

Danny Ray Barnhill

MD

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
Lisa M Bernhard

Lisa M Bernhard

MD

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
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Joseph R Biggio

MD

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
JB

Jibri Brown

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
WG

Washington G. B. Bryan

m.d.

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
PC

Pui Cheng

MD

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
Laurephile Desrosiers

Laurephile Desrosiers

D.O.

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
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Natalie S Finn

WHNP

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
JB

Julia Berner Fitzmorris

NP

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
Elizabeth Grinton Hart

Elizabeth Grinton Hart

NP

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
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Lekha S. Hota

MD

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
Keith Bryan Isaacson

Keith Bryan Isaacson

MD

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
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Jack Jacob

M.D.

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
Caroline Ragheb Juneau

Caroline Ragheb Juneau

M.D.

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
Jane Martin

Jane Martin

MD

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
NM

Naiha Mussarat

MD

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
BK

Barbara Kate Neuhoff

M.D.

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
LM

Lisa Marie Peacock

MD

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
JB

Julia Becnel Pierce

NP

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
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Tiandra Vershawn Singleton Watters

APRN-WHNP

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
Diogo Torres

Diogo Torres

M.D.

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
WV

William Von Almen

MD

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
DW

Donna Waters

MD

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
Lindsay M Wells

Lindsay M Wells

M.D.

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
Frank B. Williams

Frank B. Williams

M.D.

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
Jessica J Shank

Jessica J Shank

M.D.

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
RG

Rachel Gray Denneny

MD

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
PR

Paul Ronald Clisham

MD

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
AH

Asha Heard

MD

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
RT

Robert Talmadge Maupin

MD

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
JM

Joseph Matthew Miller

MD

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
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Sayeh Nabati

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
Gabriella Pridjian

Gabriella Pridjian

MD

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
TM

Tabitha Morgan Quebedeaux

MD, PhD

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
Katherine Ryan Johnson

Katherine Ryan Johnson

FNP-C

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
Caroline Mccarthy Conway

Caroline Mccarthy Conway

NP

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
Jacob Michael Estes

Jacob Michael Estes

MD

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
SJ

Stephen J Fortunato

M.D.

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
MD

Mary D Howell

NP

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
RC

Richard C Kline

MD

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
Leise R Knoepp

Leise R Knoepp

MD

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
SA

Sherri a Longo

MD

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
MY

Mary Y Masson

APRN

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
Alfred G Robichaux

Alfred G Robichaux

MD

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
Katrina Slaughter Wade

Katrina Slaughter Wade

MD

Ob GynNew Orleans, LA
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What Does a OB-GYN Do?

Obstetrician-gynecologists provide the full range of pregnancy care, from early prenatal visits through delivery and postpartum recovery. They are trained surgeons who can perform cesarean sections, manage complications like preeclampsia and placenta previa, and coordinate with maternal-fetal medicine specialists for high-risk cases. OB-GYNs practice primarily in hospital settings and can offer the full spectrum of pain management options.

Common credentials

MDDOFACOG

How to Choose a OB-GYN in New Orleans

1

Consider whether you want a solo practitioner (where the same doctor attends your birth) or a group practice (where you may meet several providers).

2

Ask about their cesarean section rate and philosophy on interventions — these vary significantly between providers.

3

Find out which hospital they deliver at and whether that hospital aligns with your birth preferences.

4

Ask how after-hours calls and labor coverage work — will your OB be the one who delivers, or the on-call physician?

5

If you are high-risk, confirm they have experience with your specific condition and a collaborative relationship with MFM specialists.

Cost and Insurance for OB-GYN Providers in Louisiana

Typical cost

OB-GYN prenatal and delivery care is typically covered by insurance. Without insurance, global maternity fees (all prenatal visits + delivery) range from $5,000 to $12,000+ depending on the practice and region.

Insurance coverage

Maternity care is an essential health benefit under the ACA. Most insurance plans cover prenatal visits, delivery, and postpartum care when you see an in-network OB-GYN. Confirm your plan's details for ultrasounds, labs, and hospital fees.

Frequently Asked Questions About OB-GYN Providers in New Orleans

When should I start seeing an OB-GYN during pregnancy?

Schedule your first prenatal appointment around 8 weeks of pregnancy. If you have a high-risk condition, history of pregnancy complications, or are taking medications, your provider may want to see you earlier. Most OBs see patients monthly in the first and second trimesters, biweekly from 28-36 weeks, and weekly from 36 weeks until delivery.

What is the difference between an OB-GYN and a midwife?

An OB-GYN is a physician (MD or DO) trained in the surgical and medical management of pregnancy and gynecologic conditions. A midwife is trained in physiologic birth with a focus on minimal intervention for low-risk pregnancies. OBs can perform surgery and manage high-risk conditions; midwives specialize in normal pregnancy and birth. Many families choose based on birth philosophy and risk profile.

Can I switch OB-GYNs during pregnancy?

Yes. You can switch providers at any point during pregnancy. The new practice will request your medical records from the previous provider. While switching is easier in the first and second trimesters, it is possible later. The most important thing is that you feel comfortable and supported by your care team.

What is the difference between an MD and a DO in obstetrics?

Both MDs and DOs are fully licensed physicians who complete residency training in obstetrics and gynecology. DOs (Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine) receive additional training in the musculoskeletal system and may incorporate manual techniques. In practice, the quality of obstetric care between the two degrees is equivalent.

Related Care in New Orleans

Building your care team often involves more than one type of provider. Families in New Orleans also search for:

Midwives in New Orleans

Midwives are licensed healthcare providers who offer comprehensive prenatal care, attend births, and provide postpartum support.

Birth Doulas in New Orleans

A birth doula provides continuous physical, emotional, and informational support during labor and delivery.

Pelvic Floor Therapists in New Orleans

Pelvic floor physical therapists specialize in the muscles, ligaments, and connective tissue that support your core and pelvic organs.

Perinatal Therapists in New Orleans

Perinatal mental health providers specialize in emotional and psychological support during pregnancy and the first year postpartum, including anxiety, depression, birth trauma, and perinatal mood disorders.

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