Benjamin Adebayo, MD

Benjamin Adebayo, MD Follow for women’s health info & positivity

👨‍👩‍👦 Christian, Husband & Father
👨🏾‍⚕️ Board-Certified OB/GYN & Robotic Surgeon
📍 Proudly serving women in Grant County, Indiana

Here to educate, empower & uplift — with compassion & truth.

02/23/2026

Mondays don’t start when the clock says so.
They start when you decide to show up with intention.

White coat on.
Pen ready.
Stethoscope in place.

Another week to serve.
Another week to lead.
Another week to care for women and help shape the next generation.

Grateful for the responsibility.
Focused on the mission.

Whatever your role is this week — show up with purpose. Someone is counting on you.

Let’s go. 💪🏾

02/19/2026

Staying active during pregnancy is great — but some exercises are best avoided because of fall risk, trauma, or overheating. Here are 5 specific movements to steer clear of, plus safer options when you’re pregnant.
💬 What’s your go-to safe workout?

When you’re passionate about what you do, there’s something different about Mondays.They’re not just the start of anothe...
02/16/2026

When you’re passionate about what you do, there’s something different about Mondays.

They’re not just the start of another workweek—they’re another opportunity to serve, to teach, to grow, and to make a difference in someone’s life.

Grateful to care for women. Grateful to help train the next generation. Grateful to be a husband and a father Grateful for the responsibility.

New week. Fresh opportunity.

What’s one thing you’re looking forward to accomplishing this week? Drop it below 👇🏾

Let’s go. 💪🏾

02/16/2026

Some weekends you rest.
Some weekends you work.
Either way… you keep moving forward.

Now that the frigid temperatures have finally subsided, I’ve gotten back to my Sunday runs—and it feels good to move again. 🏃🏾‍♂️ Crisp air, steady pace, clear mind.

Whether this weekend finds you relaxing, grinding, serving, or resetting, remember: progress doesn’t always look loud. Sometimes it’s just showing up. Sometimes it’s simply starting again.

Stay warm, stay safe, and keep moving—at your pace.

Happy Sunday. ✨

🎉It's National Phlebotomists Recognition Week! 🎊This week, we're celebrating our incredible phlebotomists - who skillful...
02/11/2026

🎉It's National Phlebotomists Recognition Week! 🎊

This week, we're celebrating our incredible phlebotomists - who skillfully and compassionately draw blood, ensuring accurate test results and smooth patient experiences.

If you’re a phlebotomist, take a moment to drop a ❤️ or say hello. Tag a phlebotomist if you know one!
Let's show some love for the folks who always make it stick (pun intended)!

👏🏾🥳🙌🏾

02/09/2026

Since 2020, 15 OB units in Indiana have closed.

That means more pregnant women are driving farther… waiting longer… and sometimes delivering without the support they deserve.

Access to safe maternity care shouldn’t depend on your ZIP code.

New day, new week, new energy—and a growing team.Working alongside residents and welcoming a new medical student today i...
02/02/2026

New day, new week, new energy—and a growing team.

Working alongside residents and welcoming a new medical student today is one of the parts of medicine I truly enjoy.

Teaching, learning together, asking good questions, and passing along not just knowledge—but clinical judgment, compassion, and respect for the work.

Caring for women while helping train the next generation of physicians is a privilege I don’t take lightly.

Grateful for the team, the learners, and the purpose behind it all.

Let’s go. 💪🏾

02/01/2026

Whether you’re resting, working, or somewhere in between, I hope you’re staying warm, safe, and finding small moments of peace this weekend. Even in busy or uncertain seasons, rest and gratitude have a way of resetting the heart and mind.

Wishing you a calm, cozy, and meaningful Sunday—whatever it looks like for you. 🙏🏾

Happy Sunday!

01/31/2026

45 minutes is too far when you’re in labor.
Rural moms deserve safe, timely access to maternity care—close to home. This matters more than ever.

01/30/2026

FDA just approved Nexplanon — the birth control implant — for up to 5 years of pregnancy prevention instead of 3! 💡 New data showed continued effectiveness with no pregnancies in years 4–5, and a safety program has been added to ensure proper insertion and removal by trained providers. This update means more long-acting options and convenience for women choosing reversible contraception.

Sharing updates on and for . As an , I’m here to help women stay informed about , news, and what it means for real-world pregnancy prevention.

Disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice. Always discuss contraceptive options with your OB/GYN or healthcare provider.

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