Browse by state
City pages list every obstetrics and gynecology practice with a map. State pages collect the towns with a single obstetrics and gynecology practice.
- California1,124
- Texas1,114
- Florida961
- New York875
- New Jersey499
- Illinois497
- Pennsylvania475
- Georgia473
- Ohio429
- Michigan351
- Virginia329
- North Carolina278
- Tennessee225
- Maryland221
- Arizona211
- Massachusetts204
- Indiana190
- Colorado184
- Missouri169
- South Carolina163
- Alabama157
- Washington148
- Louisiana146
- Connecticut145
- Kentucky120
- Oklahoma111
- Wisconsin107
- Nevada106
- Minnesota89
- Mississippi78
- Oregon78
- Utah78
- Kansas76
- West Virginia65
- Arkansas64
- Iowa54
- New Mexico54
- Delaware40
- Hawaii40
- Idaho39
- Nebraska35
- Rhode Island34
- Alaska32
- New Hampshire32
- Washington DC29
- Maine28
- Montana21
- Vermont13
- Wyoming13
- North Dakota11
- South Dakota11
What this is
ObgynAtlas is a free directory of obstetrics and gynecology practices in the United States, organised by state and city. Every listing has an address; most have a phone number, and where a business publishes its hours or services we show those too. Listings come from open data and from the businesses themselves, who can correct their card at any time — about the directory. Nothing on the lists is paid placement.
Pick a state above, or use the “near me” button to jump to the obstetrics and gynecology practices closest to you. City pages show the full list with a map; state pages collect smaller towns that have a single obstetrics and gynecology practice.
Guides
All guides-
First visitYour first gynecologist appointment: conversation, consent and comfort
Know what to ask during a first gynecology visit, how to discuss an examination, and how to arrange support without assuming an exam is automatic.
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Choosing a clinicianOB-GYN vs. gynecologist: what the names tell you about an appointment
Understand obstetrics, gynecology and combined practice, then confirm the clinician's current services and the visit you are booking.
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PreparationHow to prepare for a gynecologist appointment: records, questions and logistics
Build a concise visit folder, request relevant records and resolve practical questions with the office while leaving clinical preparation instructions to your care team.
2026-11-12
Popular cities
- New York, NY240
- Houston, TX146
- San Antonio, TX88
- Los Angeles, CA87
- Chicago, IL76
- Dallas, TX72
- Atlanta, GA65
- Orlando, FL62
- Miami, FL59
- Las Vegas, NV59
- Brooklyn, NY58
- Cincinnati, OH55
- Jacksonville, FL51
- Austin, TX49
- El Paso, TX44
- Phoenix, AZ41
- Tampa, FL41
- Philadelphia, PA41
- Fort Worth, TX40
- Denver, CO37
- Raleigh, NC35
- Oklahoma City, OK33
- Plano, TX32
- Fresno, CA31
Common questions
What does this directory include?
Obstetrics and gynecology practice locations. Individual staff biographies, unconfirmed institutional affiliations and non-clinical pregnancy support organizations are not separate practice listings.
Does a listing confirm a booking or current availability?
No. Contact the business through its published contact details to confirm the exact address, service, schedule, price and terms before you book.
How can I request a correction?
Use the update link on the listing and identify the business and exact address. Describe the requested correction so the appropriate record can be reviewed.
Does a listing verify professional credentials or insurance participation?
Check credentials with the relevant professional authority and confirm coverage with both the practice and your health plan. The directory does not verify clinical suitability or reserve a visit.