Hi S.,
I'm not sure what's motivating you to deliver at Baylor Irving, and I'm sure you have good reasons, such as proximity to where you live, etc. But I do have some differing info to share with you anyway that you can take or leave as you see fit...
I had my first baby 10 months ago and, while I was still just thinking of starting to conceive, I researched hospitals and doctors in the DFW area.
I was in the process of changing GYNs anyway, so I thought I'd take advantage and get ahead of the game. I was also in my late 30s, so I wanted to make sure that I'd be in a facility that was known as the best re: handling complications from high-risk pregnancies (just in case!).
In doing my research, I learned that Plano Presbyterian (DN Tollway and Parker) had the best Neonatal ICU in the area and was also very well-known for its high-quality customer care (their nurses are great!). Plus, they have 100% private rooms, which meant that my HMO, which covers semi-private only, when available, would cover more. Their labor and delivery rooms (LDRs) are amazing, too...you'd think you were at home if it wasn't for the equipment!
So, I picked the hospital first and then looked for doctors that matched with my Aetna insurance and delivered at Plano Presby. I interviewed a few doctors and, after a person reference from a colleague, Dr. Briant Herzog was my choice ###-###-####. He is very laid back, patient and has a good sense of humor, which really helps when it's your first time (and you've had a miscarriage or two). I can't imagin having anything other than laid-back when in the middle of delivering a baby...helps to offset some of your own feelings of anxiety.
I know Plano Presbyterian is a long drive (I live in Irving, too, although far north Irving), but it was so worth it to have such a great labor and delivery experience.
Well, that's my two cents. As you can see, I'm very sold on it and, as a result, have written a novel!
Good luck to you with wherever and whomever you choose!!