Obstetricians/Gynecologists (OBGYN) in London, United Kingdom

I LOVE my ob/gyn. Her name is Dr. Cothran and she works at the burke location of Capital womans care. She is just down to earth and a great doctor.

I went to Physicians and Midwives based off of a friend's recommendation and it was very good. They have a few offices in NoVA and the doctors rotate throughout. I liked Dr. Andre a lot, my friend also recommended Dr. Modjoros.

Dr. Gina Hibschman@Capital Women's Care & Dr. Christina Michael for primary care at the INOVA Healthplex. They are both wonderful! Dr. Michael isn't the warmest, fuzziest doctor in the world, but she is extremely knowledgable and will tell you everything exactly how it is without any sugar coating. Dr. Hibschman is an excellent ob/gyn.

http://www.vawomenshealth.com/ or http://www.fairridgeobgyn.com/ are both good OB/GYN practices. Dr. Hersch is wonderful. As far as a PCP goes, meh, I see Dr. Henochowicz at http://www.burkemed.net/ because he's convenient. He's from NY. 'Nuff said.

Dr van Waart/Dr Lizette white nbr 0218828476 at Stellenbosch but think she also has a clinic at Vergelegen

I can HIGHLY reccommend Dr Sulaiman Heylen. He's at Cape Fertility Clinic. Dr Van Waart is in Stellenbosch. Also very good. Good luck

Prof Ingo Siebert at the Fertility Clinic at Vincent Palotti! After a 5 year struggle and 6 fertility treatments we decided to give him a try! First time lucky and we have a beautiful baby daughter! Good Luck!

My granddaughter went to GS Hospital. Don't know the name of the Doctor. Now she is pregnant with twins! I suggest you in box her. Kimberley Barber.

Go to http://www.aevitas.co.za ask for Dr Siebert. The are professionals and they won't waste your time.

Dr Van Waart for sure. He is in Stellenbosch - not sure his number but he is definately the best.

we used Cape Fertility Clinic (claremont) - Dr Wisweidel...R25 000 7 years ago!

Dr Aevitas at Vincent Palotti. Ask for Dr Siebert. Appointment is more or less between R600 & R800.

Dr Kruger at Tygerberg hospital, if he still practices is by far the best

Definitely Dr van Waart in Stellenbosch. Think his practice is called Winelands Fertility Clinic.

Dr Siebert at vincent palotti.

have you tried at Clinica Rosario?? i think they accept international private health insurance tel 902 302 354. My doc is Minda Gil (woman)and is very good. good luck

If you have an NHS card, which takes five minutes to get online, they have to treat you. But maybe don't mention you are resident here ... http://www.nhs.uk/NHSEngland/Healthcareabroad/EHIC/Pages/about-the-ehic.aspx

and forget about Can Misses. Unless is something very urgent they wont check at emergencies, Not to mention that u can spend there all the weekend waiting for your turn

Marta Cortés speaks english

I go to Gabriela Sicco at Rosario and pay out of pocket, she is a gynecologist there and speaks perfect English and a consult with exam is 100 euros without insurance.

Gemma Rodrigez perfect english simply the best clinic rosario.

Thanx Kim... will try that. We phoned rosario... the lady said they only accept Spanish health insurance.

Clinica Rosario is used for most of the Foreign tourists who come here so I would check what they said about only accepting Sanitas!!

I would also like to add that Dr Nelson actually has a very good reputation from what I have heard.,BUT a second opinion never hurts..

Thanx Tricia.. will do:) Nothing wrong with Dr. Nelson.. seemed very pro etc... but still my gf would feel better for a 2 nd opinion:)

Contact Stadler Natasha the Cape Midwife - http://www.capemidwife.co.za/

Bronwyn Holmes

Natasha Stadler

Natasha Stadler is awesome.

Linda 0849420502 - she delivered my baby 2 months ago, absolutely fantastic midwife. She really knows what she is doing and loves what she does. Remarkable women.

Mikre nem lel az ember. "G-pont-feltöltés." Hogy mi a tosz?! http://www.korutiorvosicentrum.hu/g-pont-feltoltes

Dr. Rose???? Oda NE!!!

Rozsakert. http://www.medical-center.hu/Index.aspx

My son was born there Sept 1993. They have amalgamated all services to Vic Hospital in the late 90 s.

Marg Veenhof The last baby was delivered there on June 4 th, 2011! That last baby born at St. Joseph's Hospital has been named "Joseph" in honour of the hospital Jun. 05, 2011 The last baby born at St. Joseph’s has been named after the hospital. Arriving at 11:44 pm on June 4, weighing 8 pounds 7 ounces, a little boy was born to first-time parents Courtney Micks and Jesse Russell of London. In a timely and touching gesture, the couple has named the infant Joseph in honour of the hospital. His arrival came just hours before moving day for the perinatal care program, making this newborn an important part of St. Joseph’s legacy of life and love. Courtney Micks and Jesse Russel - with nurse Denise Harwood - and their newborn son: the last baby born at St. Joseph's HospitalA little overwhelmed by all the fuss and attention, the proud dad said, “We’re honoured and thankful to have the last baby born at St. Joseph’s.” The infant was delivered by Dr. Renato Natale, city-wide chief of obstetrics, who delivered several babies at St. Joseph’s on June 4 in what turned out to be a busy final day for staff in the Family Birthing Centre and Mother Baby Unit. For more than a century, St. Joseph’s Hospital has been a centre of excellence in the care of women and newborns. On June 5, this long and illustrious tradition of care came to an end when the perinatal program moved across town to London Health Sciences Centre’s Victoria Hospital as part of health care restructuring in London. This transfer to much needed new, state-of-the-art space now brings together all obstetrical and neonatal services in London. Moving with the program is the excellence and compassion that expectant and new parents have received for more than 100 years at St. Joseph’s in the caring hands of highly specialized physicians and staff. “The arrival of this last baby to be born at St. Joseph’s Hospital is extra special for our physicians, staff and volunteers,” says St. Joseph’s President and CEO Dr. Gillian Kernaghan. “Courtney, Jesse and their newborn son will forever hold a special place in the history of our organization. We celebrate this new life with the family and wish them all the very best for a happy, healthy future.” As memento of this historic moment, the couple was presented with a large basket of special keepsakes and gifts made possible through the generous donations of corporate sponsors. Courtney Micks and Jesse Russel - with St. Joseph's Health Care London President and CEO Dr. Gillian Kernaghan - and their newborn son: the last baby born at St. Joseph's Hospital Courtney Micks and Jesse Russel - with St. Joseph's Health Care London President and CEO Dr. Gillian Kernaghan - and their newborn son: the last baby born at St. Joseph's Hospital

Susan Sullivan, see Rachel's post above your post. The whole story is there. Very nicely written as well.

I was born there in 1958, have always loved that hospital,and Dr. Brown is one of the best guys i know,he is at the walk-in clinic on wellington Rd, across from the hospital.. i wish St, Joe's was still around...

The NICU at St. Joe's moved to Children's Hospital at Victoria Hospital about 2 years ago. All the staff moved with the unit, so there is still great care in London.

Both my kids were born at Victoria Hospital and had great experiences with both, and wonderful staff no complaints!!!

Victoria Hospital is one of best for babies.... but not the greatest for mommy after care.... just make sure that someone there for you ( that will help you to bathroom, getting dress any extra care if needed do government cut back). Plus it best to be good hospital if any trouble and you fine

I trained as a R. N.@St. Joseph's School of Nursing, graduated in 1971. Worked there for a year and then moved to the new U. H. A 3 of my boys were born@St. Joe's 76, 78, and 82. Had excellent care and yes Dr. Fellows was my Ob. For my 1 st and he was very good looking !!!!

I was born there & our 3 kids Dr Collyer & Dr. Maynard...........

Long Island North Shore

Eileen Williams. She explained to me once that in the 50 s, they used to give out probiotics after antibiotics. I think I got that right? I'll let her explain. It'll take a little while for her to respond as there is a 9 hour time difference (she's in Canada). She can certainly help with breastfeeding, delivery and that sort of thing and after care.