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Tips for Labor & Delivery
It seems like just yesterday when you learned about your pregnancy, now your due date is fast approaching. Perhaps some anxiety and nervousness is starting to bubble up. Here are a few tips shared by Kelly Campbell, M.D., that may help calm your nerves as you get ready to welcome your new baby into this…

Baby’s First Year – Key Milestones to Watch
The first year of a baby’s life is a remarkable period of growth and discovery. From their first smile to their first steps, every stage is a milestone worth celebrating. Understanding what to expect helps you support your baby’s development and recognize when they may need extra attention. In the first few months (0–3 months),…
Living with Endometriosis
Approximately 176 million women across the world are affected by endometriosis, including an estimated one in 10 women and girls in the United States. This condition can be very painful. It occurs when tissue that is usually inside the uterus, or endometrium, grows on the outside. It usually involves the fallopian tubes, ovaries, and tissue…

Why is Gynecological Health Important?
Many women find their annual gynecological exam a stressful experience. But a few minutes of “poking and prodding” can save a woman’s life. During a patient’s yearly exam, her physician will look for lumps in the breast, either through a breast exam or mammogram, and perform a gynecological exam, which includes a pap smear. A…

All of Our Doctors Have Received the COVID-19 Vaccination
We are so honored and grateful to have received the COVID-19 vaccination and know many of you are anxiously and patiently waiting your turn. We also know some of our patients are on the fence about getting the vaccine, especially those who are pregnant and breastfeeding. Each woman is unique and we are here to…

Electronic Medical Records Help Make Health Care Better, Safer and the Patient Saves Time
When Dr. Kelly Campbell has a patient in the hospital in labor, she can monitor the woman’s fetal heart rate and contraction pattern from her office via electronic medical records. This allows the doctor to tend to other tasks and patients while accurately assessing when she should hop in her car and head for the delivery…
