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Center for ObGyn in Rhode Island

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Center for ObGyn in Rhode Island

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03/15/2026

Many patients find that sleep becomes more difficult during the third trimester. As the baby grows, physical changes can make it harder to get comfortable throughout the night.

Common reasons for disrupted sleep include heartburn, leg cramps, sinus congestion, and general discomfort as the abdomen increases in size. You may also wake more often at night to use the bathroom as the baby’s position places additional pressure on the bladder.

While these changes are common late in pregnancy, discussing ongoing discomfort at your prenatal visits can help identify ways to improve rest and overall comfort.

— Center for OBGYN

03/11/2026

Inside our office is a team dedicated to supporting women’s health through every stage of life. From routine visits to pregnancy care and beyond, our focus is always on thoughtful, compassionate care.

Thank you for allowing us to be part of your health journey. If you’re due for a visit or have questions about your care, we’re here to help.

03/08/2026

On International Women’s Day, we recognize the strength, resilience, and achievements of women everywhere.

At Center for OBGYN, it is our privilege to support women’s health through every stage of life — from adolescence to pregnancy, menopause, and beyond. Providing thoughtful, compassionate care to the women in our community is at the heart of everything we do.

Today we celebrate the women we care for, work with, and learn from every day.

— Center for OBGYN

03/06/2026

It may be round ligament pain, a common discomfort that can occur as the uterus grows and the ligaments supporting it stretch. Many patients notice a quick, sharp pulling sensation in the lower abdomen or groin when standing up, rolling over, coughing, or moving suddenly.

It’s most common during the second trimester and is usually a normal part of the body adjusting to pregnancy. Moving slowly, gentle stretching, and changing positions carefully can often help reduce discomfort.

If pain becomes severe, persistent, or feels different than expected, it’s always best to check in with your provider.

— Center for OBGYN

03/03/2026

At Center for OBGYN, our philosophy is simple: provide consistent, evidence-based care that evolves with each patient’s needs.

From adolescence through menopause and beyond, we focus on prevention, early detection, and clear communication — ensuring care remains proactive rather than reactive.

Women’s health is lifelong. Our commitment to it is, too.

To schedule an appointment or learn more about our services, contact our office — we’re here to support you.

— Center for OBGYN

02/27/2026

Prenatal care is structured to monitor both maternal and fetal health throughout each trimester. This includes tracking blood pressure, weight changes, lab work, fetal growth, and screening tests recommended at specific stages of pregnancy.

Consistent visits allow for early identification of potential concerns and provide guidance as the body adapts to each phase of pregnancy.

If you’re expecting or planning for pregnancy, our team is here to support you every step of the way.

— Center for OBGYN

02/24/2026

We’re happy to welcome everyone back on Wednesday, February 25th, as we return to normal office hours. Thank you for your understanding — we look forward to seeing you.

02/23/2026

Hi everyone,

Our office will be closed on Tuesday, February 24th for the safety of our patients and staff. Please stay safe and warm.

—Center for OBGYN

02/22/2026

Due to anticipated weather conditions, our office will be closed on Monday, February 23rd to prioritize the safety of our patients and staff.

We appreciate your understanding and look forward to resuming care once conditions improve. Please stay safe and warm.

— Center for OBGYN

02/21/2026

Annual exams are about more than a single test. They’re a time to review cycle changes, discuss symptoms, update screenings, and talk through any new concerns.

Even if you’re not due for a Pap test, preventive visits help catch subtle changes early and keep your care aligned with your stage of life.

Staying consistent with annual care supports long-term health.

— Center for OBGYN

02/17/2026

There are many types of birth control — including pills, patches, rings, IUDs, implants, injections, and non-hormonal options. Each works differently, with varying effectiveness, side effects, and benefits.

Choosing the right method depends on your health history, lifestyle, preferences, and future plans. What works well for one person may not be the best choice for another.

Personalized care matters when it comes to contraception.

— Center for OBGYN

02/13/2026

Celebrating the team behind the care. Happy Valentine’s Day from Center for OBGYN. 🌹

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297 Promenade Street
Providence, RI
02908

Opening Hours

Monday	7:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	7:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	7:30am - 5pm
Thursday	7:30am - 5pm
Friday	7:30am - 5pm

Website

https://www.center-obgyn.com/contact-us/

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What "Taking Care" Means

Since it began with just two doctors in 1999, Center for OB/GYN has grown to include six board-certified OB/GYN physicians, a midwife and a nurse practitioner, all highly accomplished and caring.

We are proud of our exceptional qualifications. Every COG physician is on the faculty at Brown University’s Warren Alpert School of Medicine. Collectively, we have earned many awards for teaching, and strive to remain on the cutting edge of exciting medical advancements.

At Center for OB/GYN, we prefer to care for the whole person, considering lifestyle, goals and all options. Our collaborative approach to keeping you healthy ensures a depth and breadth of care, enabling you to make informed decisions. We welcome every patient's involvement in her own care, treat every patient with respect and, above all, take the time to listen. It is our unique, personal perspective on women's healthcare that sets us apart.