OB/GYNs in Rockland County
Physicians who care for pregnancy, childbirth and the full range of gynecologic health. 55 providers and 24 practice locations in Rockland County, NY.
55 providers · 24 practice locations
Practices
Providers A–Z
- Agochiya, Jyotika MD
- Ahmad, Sami MD, MS,
- Amrute, Kaytan MD
- Ayew, Franklin MB,CHB
- Bareket, Henry MD
- Batista, Michele MD
- Berkowitz, Bennett
- Bogdanov, Anton MD
- Choe, Jae-Hak
- Cibulsky, Daniel MD
- Cohn, Inna DO
- Cruz, Chari MD
- Domosi, Dennis MD
- Downer, Kimberley MD
- Emerson, Maria MD
- Fein, Amnon MD
- Fickies, Loren MD
- Fitzgerald, Regina MD
- Flapan, Suzanne DO
- Greca, Indrit MD
- Haward, Charles MD
- Hoenig, Sandra MD,
- Hostin, Helen MD
- Jakus, Jonathan MD
- Kelly, Irene MD
- Kim, Sonia MD
- Lauriston, Laure MD
- Livshits Tvina, Alina MD
- Marceus, Sherley MD
- Maselli, Joseph MD
- McGill, Francis MD
- Nuamah, Jedidah DO
- Odunuga, Olufunmilayo MD
- Panoff, Carrie DO
- Parra Freitas, Hernan MD
- Paskowski, Elizabeth MD
- Passano, Cherie MD
- Pollio, Patricia MD
- Popiel, Patrick MD
- Quayle, Sharon MD
- Richards, Abby DO
- Sabatini, Marie MD
- Sanford, Brittany MD
- Shah, Jalpa MD
- Silber, Angela MD
- Simonson, Peter MD
- Solomon, Laurie MD
- Stavis, Judith MD
- Tenembaum, Gabriel MD
- Tsai, Ming MD
- Varghese, Betty DO
- Villeda Gonzalez, Rocio MD
- Vinick, Daniel MD
- Wajid, Naji DO
- Waltner, Nancy MD
Frequently asked questions
How many OB/GYNs practice in Rockland County?
This directory lists more than 50 OB/GYNs with a Rockland County practice address. Across the New York metro area there are more than 2,880, and the most are in Manhattan.
Which hospital will my Rockland County OB/GYN deliver at?
Each practice delivers at specific hospitals where its physicians have privileges, so ask before your first prenatal visit. New York rates hospital maternity services from Level I (low-risk) to Regional Perinatal Center (most specialized).
Does Medicaid cover prenatal care with a Rockland County OB/GYN?
Yes, if the practice participates in your plan. New York Medicaid covers pregnant people with household income up to 223% of the federal poverty level, and the pregnancy counts toward household size. New York Medicaid and Child Health Plus continue coverage for 12 months after a pregnancy ends, even if your income changes.
How do I find an OB/GYN in Rockland County who takes my insurance?
Call the office with your plan's exact name (for example a specific Medicaid managed care, Essential Plan or employer plan) and ask whether the physician is in network, then confirm on your insurer's provider directory. Networks differ even within one insurance company.
Do I need a referral to see an OB/GYN in Rockland County?
New York insurance law lets women in state-regulated plans see an in-network OB/GYN directly, without a primary care referral, for annual exams, follow-up care, acute gynecologic problems and pregnancy care. Self-funded employer plans follow federal rules, so check your plan documents.
Where are OB/GYNs located in Rockland County?
Listed OB/GYN offices in Rockland County are concentrated in Suffern, Spring Valley, West Nyack and New City. Search by ZIP code to find the closest one.