Local Phone: 434-220-6620
Toll Free: 866-540-5190
Fax: 434-220-6621
or complete our contact form below.
Monday – Friday: 8:00am – 5:00pm
Note: Please use the contact form for new patient appointment request or new patient inquiries only; current patients with medical and administrative questions should call the office and select the appropriate extension. Thank you!
Your initial consult will last approximately 60 minutes and will include a talk to obtain your history, a physical exam and ultrasound, and a plan of treatment discussion.
Please call 434-220-6620 or toll free 866-540-5190. It would be helpful to have any previous gynecological history, especially surgeries, sent to our office prior to your initial appointment.
Our fax number is 434-220-6621 and our mailing address is 4100 Olympia Circle, Suite 201, Charlottesville, VA 22911.
Jody Halloran, Practice Manager: 434-220-6620,
[email protected]
Tara Snow, RN, IVF Nurse Coordinator: 434-220-6620, [email protected]
Kari Byers-Keegan, RN IVF Nurse Coordinator: 434-220-6620, [email protected]
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