Find the Best OB-GYN in Anchorage, AK
OB-GYNs are physicians specializing in obstetrics and gynecology who provide prenatal care, manage high-risk pregnancies, perform cesarean sections, and handle pregnancy complications.
23 ob-gyn providers found in Anchorage, AK
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James Thomas Barber
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Roger C Biehl
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Brittany Breeden
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Christine Gundel
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Hedric B Hanson
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Melissa Mary Hardesty
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Joanie Mayer Hope
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Erin Susan Huntley
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Heidi Leigh Kim
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Jeffrey David Lawrence
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Carol Mitchell Springer
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Corinna Lynn Muller
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Kathryn Murphy
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Anita B Powell
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Sherrie Dee Richey
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Jacqueline Ryan
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Bonnie Bishop Stark
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Sarah Jessica Taygan
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Tina R Tomsen
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Megan Slaughter Varvoutis
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Jennifer Hoadley
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Andrea Susan Wang
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Ana Verzone
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Frequently Asked Questions
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 or history, your provider may want to see you earlier.
What is the difference between an OB-GYN and a midwife?
An OB-GYN is a physician trained in surgical and medical management of pregnancy, while a midwife focuses on physiologic birth with a less interventional approach. Many families choose based on their birth preferences and risk factors.