M.D.
For ob gyn needs in Raleigh, NC, Mary Peavey is available to support patients. Her focus areas include obstetrics & gynecology and obstetrics & gynecology, reproductive endocrinology. Drawing on 15+ years of professional experience, she provides knowledgeable, experienced care. Her education includes studies at Texas A&m University Health Science Center / Baylor College of Dentistry, graduating in 2009. She is affiliated with Carteret. Currently welcoming new patients, including telehealth visits.
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