OB/GYN

Nevada Health Centers, Inc.

OB/GYN

702 253-7802

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Nevada Health Centers OB/GYN 2320 McDaniel Street Suite C North Las Vegas, NV 89030 Phone: (702) 253-7802 Fax: (702) 633-6474

Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Closed for lunch from Noon to 2:00 pm		Professional Staff: Frank Anderson, D.O. Eric Grant, D.O. Gaynelle Rolling, D.O.

Our friendly and professional staff is always ready to
serve your needs.

Overview:
Nevada Health Centers, Inc. (NVHC) was founded in 1977 as Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHC) and currently has 17 clinical sites throughout Nevada. Nevada Health Centers OB/GYN, located in North Las Vegas (Clark County), opened its doors to serve the community with quality health care in 2004.

Target Population— Low income, uninsured and underinsured

Services Provided— Obstetrics, Gynecology, Prenatal Care

Staffing:
Providers: Frank Anderson, D.O., George Chambers, M.D., Eric Grant, D.O.
Gaynelle Rolling, D.O.

NVHC OB/GYN is staffed with four Physicians. There are five Medical Assistants, four front office staff, and a team of Case Manager/Case Workers and Eligibility workers to help our patients obtain insurance and insure that they are afforded the best of care during their pregnancy and after the birth of their child.

Federal Designation— HPSA, MUA

Patient Profile for 2004 – Ethnic groups served (top 3): Hispanic (64%); Black (16%); Caucasian (8%)

	Unduplicated Patients: 407
	Patient Visits 2925
	19 years of age and under: 19%
	65 years of age and older: 0%
	Female: 100%
	Uninsured: 14%
	Medicaid: 0%
	Medicare: 23%

Funding:

	Indirect 330(e)
	Patient Revenue

Pre-Pregnancy & Pregnancy Care

Pre-pregnancy care: Talk to your health care provider if you are thinking about having a baby. There are things you can do to make sure your baby gets the healthiest start possible!

	Take 400 micrograms of Folic Acid every day to prevent some birth defects.
	Quit smoking and quit drinking alcohol.
	Talk to your health care provider about medications.
	Moderate exercise, a reasonable diet and control of any existing medical problems will help you to be healthy so you will have a healthy baby.

Pregnancy Care: Once you become pregnant it is important to see your health care provider early and often!

	Make an appointment with your health care provider as soon as you suspect that you are pregnant.
	Keep regular appointments with your health care provider.
	Be sure to get laboratory tests, ultrasounds and other tests as recommended by your health care provider.

Sliding Fee Schedule Available for Income Eligible Patients