Chapel Hill OBGYN

12/10/2025

The end of the year can feel busy and demanding, but your body still needs moments of calm.

Rest isn’t falling behind. It’s how you stay well. A quiet afternoon, an early bedtime, or simply saying “no” can make all the difference.

Give yourself permission to slow down this season. 🧘‍♀️

12/02/2025

Five stars are great, but hearing how our care made you feel means everything.

We’re committed to calm, compassionate, whole-person care, and we’re grateful each time a patient shares their experience.

Big kudos to Dr. Williams for reflecting that so beautifully. 💐

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Chapel Hill OB-GYN! 🧡

Today, we want to remind you of the power of practicing gratitude. It not only lifts our mood but can even reduce stress and support our overall health.

What’s something you’re grateful for this year? Leave a comment. ↓

11/26/2025

Both of our locations will be closed on 11/27 and 11/28 to allow our staff time to recharge and enjoy time with loved ones. We will return to our normal hours on Monday, 12/1.

If you have any concerns regarding these closures, please contact your local office. 🫶

11/21/2025

Accurate, evidence-based information matters, especially when it comes to protecting pregnant people and their families. 🫶

We stand with SMFM and the Infectious Diseases Society for Obstetrics and Gynecology in speaking out against misinformation and supporting clear, trustworthy vaccine guidance.

In fact, multiple reviews of the existing credible scientific research by experts over decades have repeatedly found no evidence that autism is caused by or related to vaccines given during pregnancy or early childhood. Evidence-based recommendations are based on well-designed scientific research that includes rigorous, peer-reviewed studies from reliable sources and is free from ideological bias.

Infectious Disease Society for Obstetrics and Gynecology - IDSOG

https://www.smfm.org/news/joint-smfm-and-idsog-statement-on-cdc-website-information-update-on-autism-and-vaccines

11/20/2025

A missed period doesn’t always mean pregnancy. There are several reasons your cycle might change.

Visit our blog to learn about a few of the most common causes:
https://bit.ly/3QKQYHm

If your periods are missing or irregular, it’s always a good idea to check in with your provider. We’re here to help you find the root cause and create a care plan that feels right for you. 🫶

11/18/2025

The care of our Nurse Midwives is unmatched. They’re here to guide, support, and empower you through every step of your journey.

Thank you to Leigh Ann Joel, BSN, CNM, for always taking time with our patients and making sure they feel heard and supported. Your care truly makes a difference. 🫶

11/12/2025

Hot flashes, irregular periods, and mood changes before age 40 may be signs of premature menopause, a condition where menopause begins earlier than usual.

In our latest blog, we share what causes premature menopause and how it differs from early or natural menopause.

🔗https://bit.ly/3WOEl0K

11/10/2025

Happy National Nurse Practitioner Week to our amazing NPs! Thank you for all you do to care for this community. We couldn't do it without you. 🫶

11/04/2025

Going above and beyond is our standard. We’re honored to support women in the Chapel Hill and Durham communities, empowering them to make the best decisions for their health.

Thank you to Lydia Schmittel, CNM, MSN, for the compassionate, attentive care you bring to every patient’s experience. 💫

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween from your care team at Chapel Hill OBGYN! 🧡

10/27/2025

“I wanted to be at a practice where I could get to know the people I was working with, not feel rushed, and really tailor my care to each person. I think it’s a gift that not a lot of people have these days.”

Hear from Dr. Williams as she shares a glimpse into what makes the community of patients and providers at Chapel Hill OB-GYN so special. 🏠🫶