Obstetrical Care

Women who see their doctor regularly during pregnancy have fewer problems with their pregnancy and have healthier babies. The care you receive during your pregnancy and childbirth helps to detect complications a woman may develop during this period.

Our goal

Our goal is to serve the residents of Montgomery County with the compassionate and quality health care they deserve.

About us

The Obstetrics Clinic at Lone Star Family Health Center provides care for the pregnant woman (Prenatal Care) and care of Mom and baby after the delivery.

Lone Star Family Health Center is a teaching facility for physicians who choose to spend three years with us sharpening their skills after completing medical school. These physicians in training are called residents. Our experienced and skilled faculty members who practice obstetrics and family medicine closely supervise the resident physicians.

Services we provide

For Mom

Complete care during pregnancy
Normal deliveries and C-sections at Conroe Regional Medical Center
Check-up after the baby is born
Ultrasounds
Birthing classes and nutrition counseling
Contraceptive counseling
IUD placement
Tubal ligation (we also do vasectomies)
Assistance in getting Medicaid

For Newborn

Follow-up visit for weight and color check
Immunizations
Well and sick visits
Assistance in getting Medicaid

Our clinic

Lone Star Family Health Center has been serving the community for the past twenty years. Our new clinic is equipped with state-of-the-art technology. We also have onsite pharmacy, lab, X-ray and ultrasound services. Our staff and nurses speak both Spanish and English.

Insurance plans

All major insurance plans including Medicaid and CHIP Perinatal are accepted. We also see pregnant women who are in process of getting Medicaid.

Things to remember

The first three months of pregnancy are very crucial in baby’s development. Avoid taking medicines or herbs without advice of your doctor.
Cigarette smoking can slow baby’s growth and cause other problems including Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. You may like to discuss with your doctor ways to help stop smoking.
Drinking alcohol in pregnancy can cause low birth weight, Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and learning problems.
Eating uncooked fish, eggs and meat can cause infections. Be sure your food is thoroughly cooked.
Cat feces may contain parasites causing toxoplasmosis, which can cause fetal brain damage. Avoid contact with cat feces and changing your cat’s litter box.
If you are pregnant and want to schedule the first appointment: You will get an appointment for first visit to see a doctor within a week.
If you are not sure that you are pregnant and want to know: You may walk-in to the clinic between 9 am – 4 pm for a pregnancy test ($5 charge).If you have a positive pregnancy test, our OB nurse will schedule an appointment for your first check-up. We also have a Medicaid Eligibility Worker from the Texas Department of Health, who can help you get Medicaid if you qualify. If you do not qualify for Medicaid, there is a sliding fee scale available.
If you are pregnant and already getting pre-natal care at Lone Star Family Health Center: There is 24-hour access to physicians. If you are sick, you will be seen on the same day.