Ob-Gyn and Infertility Services of Northern New Jersey accepts most insurance. Please call our office at 973-471-0707 to confirm that we accept your insurance.

Appointment times vary depending on the reason for your appointment.

We are here for you 24/7/365. We always have a provider on-call to handle emergencies. If you need to reach us on the weekends or after hours, call the office number and follow the prompts.

In addition to our regular office hours, we offer evening hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also have office hours on Sunday from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm.

Our fax line for all clinics is (973) 471-2112.

For all payment-related questions or concerns, please call our billing office at 973-471-0707 ext 103.

Yes, but please keep in mind that the ultrasound is a medical examination. The sonographer requires a quiet, respectful atmosphere in which to concentrate on performing the exam. Also, be advised that the ultrasound rooms are relatively small and are dimly lit. If possible, please do not bring small children to these appointments.

Please contact your pharmacy directly to request prescription refills. Pharmacies will then send your refill request to us electronically and we can approve the refill. If you are on birth control, you need to be seen every 6 months in order for us to safely refill your prescription. Please make sure you have scheduled an appointment before 6 months to avoid any interruptions to yout medications.

Yes, we currently welcome new patients to our practice. Please call (973) 471-0707 to make an appointment.

Some women may experience episodes of irregular spotting throughout their menstruating years and this can be perfectly normal. Some questions to ask yourself if on birth control: Have you missed any pills, or skipped a cycle recently? This can cause an episode of spotting. Increases in stress or drastic changes in weight can also affect your periods. If this occurs for more than 3 months regularly we would encourage that you come in for an appointment. . Also, if you are bleeding heavily, saturating a pad/ hour for more than 2-3 hours at a time, or have any symptoms of lightheadedness, dizziness or weakness we would encourage you to schedule an appointment. If you are post-menopausal and haven’t had a period in years but have been spotting the past couple days. We would encourage you to schedule an appointment with a provider for further evaluation.

While you may not need a PAP every year it is still important to your health to have yearly pelvic and breast exams. Your annual exam is a great time to discuss medical concerns and update your medical history.

If you want to skip your period for a vacation or event, simply skip the sugar pills (placebo pills) and start right away into the new pill pack. Be aware that you may have some break-through bleeding (blood spotting) when you do this. If you want to skip your periods more regularly, we recommend that you talk with your provider.

See links https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/drugs/4396-medicine-guidelines-during-pregnancy

Generally, you should avoid any unpasteurized foods; this will be identified on the packaging. We also advise against consuming any raw or undercooked meats, including sushi. Limit your consumption of white (albacore) tuna to 6 ounces/week. Avoid tilefish, shark, swordfish and king mackerel in pregnancy.

Claritin, Zyrtec and Sudafed (take according to the package insert).

Vitamin B6 (25mg) 2-3 time a day. Unisom — half a tab in the morning and a full tab at night (Unisom may cause some drowsiness).

It is okay to fly up to 36 weeks in your pregnancy as the pregnancy is normal. We recommend walking around in the plane every hour and performing ankle pumps (flex and extend your ankles). Also, try to schedule an OB appointment as close to your trip as possible.