Hi, I am currently looking for an OB/gynecologist I do have one but I have'nt heard many good things about him as well as looking for a bilingual doc that speeks some spanish because my husban does not speak any and would like for the doc to explain things to him he can understan. So am open so suggestions. I am only 17 and this is my first pregacy I am scared even though i have support of my family and want a doctor I can trust with my body and the baby im having.
HI! thank u for ur awnsers so yeah i did call my insurance and i found a doctor near me and that has bilingual staff i have my first apointment thursday thank u agin!!
I see you are in Warrenville, IL... I live in Plainfield and I went to a doctor in Chicago. Yes I would travel overthere but it was worth it for me. I delivered at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Downtown Chicago and I had the best of Midwifes. If you are willing to commute send me a message and I will pass you the information. They are all bilingual and are very caring and nurturing.
Let your insurance company know you need a Spanish speaking doctor, they may be able to help you.
Call your insurance for a list of docs. Most of them will list next to them "Bi-lingual - Spanish." I would also check into spanish clinics (we have them all over california). That way the majority of staff is bilingual and you can get answers on everything, including your medical insurance, billing, etc. Everyone is scared about their pregnancy at some point during the 9 months, so dont worry. Finding a doctor you are comfortable with is a great start! I hope you get a good one soon. Good Luck! =)
I second the recommendation for Dr. George Banuelos in Naperville. He delivered both my children( 4 and 9 months) and he is great. He is very good, knows his stuff and is completely honest and will take the time to answer all your questions. His staff is wonderful and always helpful. He is affiliated with both Edwards and Good Sam Hospital. Good luck.
I was 34 when I had my 2nd daughter & I was stilil scared. What i would suggest is that you contact the hospital you want to have the baby at and call to see if you can get a listing or a directory of dr's that would speak Spanish. You will be okay, just remind yourself of that and knowing that you have your family's support is a big part of it all. That's one part of our lives that we never really outgrow. Good luck!
Dr. George Banuelos in Naperville and Downers Grove is spanish speaking as are many of his nurses and reception staff. He is a great doctor. i had my first baby with him and my sister had two of hers there. Here is the website: http://www.wdpobgyn.com/ Good luck!
