Mobile Bay OB-GYN Center will resume normal operations tomorrow, Thursday September 17.
Our thoughts and prayers are with the area communities that have been impacted by Hurricane Sally.
⚠️UPDATE⚠️
We will be closed tomorrow, September 16, due to Hurricane Sally. We will reopen on Thursday, September 17.
Please stay safe!
⚠️ATTENTION⚠️
We will be closed tomorrow, September 15, due to Hurricane Sally.
We are continuing to monitor the situation and will post any additional closures or changes to our hours here on our Facebook.
Please stay safe!
☎️ Talk to your doctor from the comfort of your own home.
Infirmary Medical Clinics are now offering telemedicine appointments as an added convenience for patients. Telemedicine allows patients to interact with their provider through convenient, video conferencing on their smartphone. If a video connection cannot be made, your provider will reach out to you via telephone.
Benefits include:
✅ Receive treatment no matter your location
✅ No travel time
✅ Review diagnostic tests without an office visit.
✅ Assist in maintaining your health and safety as well as others.
To schedule a telemedicine appointment, please call your physician's office or visit infirmaryhealth.org to find a clinic near you
Bo knows to wear a mask—do you? Mask on Alabama.
In accordance with guidance by the CDC and the health order by the State of Alabama, we are requiring that all individuals wear a mask at all times at all Infirmary Health hospitals, clinics and other affiliates.
For more information on our response to COVID-19 please visit https://www.infirmaryhealth.org/coronavirus.
🥰 How about some joy and sweet baby cuddles to start your Monday!
Congratulations to the Smith family as Dr. Cunningham delivered Sylaine Jeanè this past week. 🎀 She is BEAUTIFUL!
Mobile Bay OB-GYN Center continues to adhere to recommended social distancing guidelines. Therefore no visitors are allowed at this time unless a patient receives approval prior to arriving for their appointment.
Please call 251-435-7900 with questions or concerns.
The importance of mammograms cannot be overstated. Ladies should have a baseline screening mammogram done between thirty-five and forty years of age, and annually after age forty.
Breast cancer is the most common cancer and the second leading cause of death in women in the United States. Among those women with breast cancer detected on mammogram versus other means of diagnosis, there is a 23% increase in disease-free five-year survival and a 20% improvement in overall five-year survival.
Dr. Carpenter says, "Ladies, get ‘em done! Make the mammogram screening a part of your overall wellness routine."
Call for your annual screening appointment today! 251-435-7900
❤️❤️ Our physicians love caring for the women of the Gulf Coast! ❤️❤️
We are here for you! Mobile Bay OB-GYN continues to work diligently to protect the health and safety of our patients, staff and their families by adopting the following COVID-19 protocols:
- Masks are required for all individuals while in the clinic
- Our waiting rooms have been adapted to allow for adherence to social distancing guidelines.
- NO visitors are allowed at this time unless approved by a physician. A patient must request approval PRIOR to arriving for their appointment.
Don't delay the care you need! Call 251-435-7900 today to schedule your annual screening.
All physicians are accepting new patients.
In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Infirmary Cancer Care invites you to purchase a flag to honor a loved one who is currently fighting or who has fought breast cancer. Each flag will be inscribed with the name of your honoree and flown at the Infirmary Health campus of your choice October 28-October 31.
https://infirmarycancercare.myshopify.com/
Flags are $10 and proceeds benefit the American Cancer Society’s Real Men Wear Pink campaign.
#TheFightStartsHere
The SCOUT IS OUT! Volume 4 of the The Scout Guide Mobile Bay is out and Mobile Bay OB-GYN Center is proud to have #SCOUTED.
Featured in this edition is Dr. Jennifer Cunningham pictured with Dr. Bixler's newest arrival, whom she delivered!
#LiveLoveLocal #TheScoutGuide #ScoutGuideMobileBay
⚠️ATTENTION⚠️
We will be closing tomorrow, October 28, at 12 p.m. due to Tropical Storm Zeta.
We are continuing to monitor the situation and will post any additional closures or changes to our hours here on our Facebook.
Please stay safe!
It’s National Women Physicians Day!
Today marks the 199th birthday of Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell, the first woman to obtain a medical degree in the United States in 1849. She championed the participation of women in the medical profession and ultimately opened her own medical college for women. Join us in celebrating her achievements and the more than 60 female physicians including clinicians, hospitalists and residents who are an integral part of
Infirmary Health along with the many, many others caring for patients across our community.
The Infirmary Health COVID-19 Vaccine Call Center is now scheduling appointments for the following individuals:
🔹 Healthcare workers
🔹 First Responders
🔹 75+
If you fall in one of the above categories, call 251-341-2819, Monday – Friday from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m., to schedule your appointment.
Please do not attempt to call the phone number if you are not eligible for an appointment. We are experiencing large call volumes, and your patience is appreciated.
At this time, Mobile Bay OB-GYN Center does NOT have the COVID-19 vaccination. As it becomes available to us, patients will be notified of their eligibility.
Community members age 75 and older and first responders can contact the Infirmary Health COVID-19 Vaccine Call Center for an appointment beginning Monday, January 18. Please do not attempt to call the phone number if you are not eligible for an appointment. We anticipate large call volumes, and your patience is appreciated.
Vaccination appointments are available at Mobile Infirmary, Thomas Hospital and North Baldwin Infirmary.
Infirmary Health COVID-19 Vaccine Call Center
251-341-2819
Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Dr. Cunningham recently delivered Mobile Infirmary's first baby of the new year!
Congratulations to the Seelhorst family as parents Leo and Haley welcomed Ruby Lee Seelhorst on January 2 at 3:29 p.m.
