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OB/GYN

First period. First pregnancy. First hot flash. For all your firsts, lasts, and everywhere in between, we put YOU first.

Now in Glen Burnie Center

Supportive Pregnancy Care - a Group Prenatal Program

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New: my Healthy Pregnancy Program

Prenatal visits = Free gifts for you and your baby!

Learn about my Healthy Pregnancy today.

Chase Brexton’s OB/GYN team provides exceptional care for women of all ages and stages.

At Chase Brexton, our expert and LGBT-affirming OB/GYN team of clinicians and certified nurse-midwives seek to help you live your healthiest life. No matter where you are in life or what you need, we are here to make sure YOU come first.

Learn more or make an appointment today:
410-837-2050

Our adult and adolescent gynecology services include:

Routine preventive care: Pap smears, breast exams, contraception counseling
Pre-conception counseling
Infertility counseling
Pregnancy testing
Gynecological care including advanced laparoscopy
Menopause care
Evaluation of and treatment for abnormal vaginal bleeding
STI counseling, testing and treatment

From conception to delivery, our OB team offers expert, comprehensive care including:

Prenatal care
High-risk pregnancy care
Labor and delivery support
Postpartum (after delivery) care
Breastfeeding support

Free pregnancy testing is available daily at our Mt. Vernon, Columbia, and Glen Burnie Centers - click here for hours.

Group prenatal care includes health care, education and social support with other pregnant people like you, all in the same visit!

A group usually has 8-12 pregnant people. Groups follow the same schedule as traditional prenatal care meeting once a month at first and then more often as you get closer to delivery. Each group session lasts 90 to 120 minutes.

During sessions, you may take your own vital signs, see your doctor, midwife or nurse practitioner, support others in the group, and learn about pregnancy, birth, postpartum and infant care.

Why do group prenatal care?

You meet pregnant people in your area who are due about the same time as you.
You have more time with your provider.
You learn from the questions and experiences of other pregnant people.
You can talk about your worries and will learn what to do if you experience any problems.
Group time with your provider and other pregnant people will help you feel confident and ready for labor and birth.
It can help reduce your risk for giving birth early.

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