Your Visit | Women's Health Center| West Des Moines OBGYN | Iowa

Your Visit

Visiting Our Office

your visit

The physicians and staff at West Des Moines OB/GYN look forward to providing you the highest quality of individualized care during your visit.

  • Please arrive 15 minutes prior to your appointment so we can update your health history, patient registration, and insurance information.
  • For your convenience, you may download the patient forms here and complete them before your appointment. Please bring your insurance card, photo ID, and co-payment with you to your appointment.
  • If you are a new patient, we recommend you have your previous medical records sent to our office in advance of your visit. It’s easy! Just download the form here. Mail or fax your completed form to the provider which currently has your medical records.

If you have any questions regarding your appointment, please call our office. We want to make your visit comfortable and pleasant.

Patient Forms

Each time you visit, we’ll take a minute to review your current health care history, insurance information, and contact information on file. To save time, you can download the appropriate forms here and complete them before your visit.

Payment Information

Once your insurance company has paid their portion and/or indicates that the balance is the patient's' responsibility, payment in full for the remaining balance will be expected within thirty (30) days of the invoice date.

If you have any questions regarding your West Des Moines OB/GYN Associates bill, insurance claim, or explanation of benefits, please contact our billing department at (515) 223-5466.

Payment Forms

Contact Us

Need to get in touch before your visit? Use the messaging feature located in the bottom right corner of the page to quickly connect with West Des Moines OBGYN Associates, or give us a call at (515) 223-5466.

West Des Moines OBGYN Associates, P.C.

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