OB-GYNs in Alabama
Data updated monthly · Last refresh October 2026
529 Obstetrics & Gynecology providers practice in Alabama, including 7 (1%) offering telehealth. The largest concentration is in Birmingham. Profiles include federal Open Payments records of money received from drug and device companies in 2025. Listings are drawn from federal public records and are not endorsements.
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Obstetrics & Gynecology by city in Alabama
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Where OB-GYNs in Alabama practice
From CMS Medicare enrollment records covering 330 of the 529 providers listed here (62%). Providers who do not bill Medicare are not included in these figures.
42%solo or small practice (under 10 clinicians)
37%mid-size group (10 to 99)
22%large group or health system (100+)
Largest practice groups
| Group (as registered with Medicare) | OB-GYNs | All clinicians in group | Main city |
| University of Alabama Health Services Foundation, PC | 22 | 2,784 | Birmingham |
| USA Health Physician Billing Services LLC | 16 | 342 | Mobile |
| Henderson and Walton Womens Center PC | 16 | 18 | Birmingham |
| Together Women's Health Medical Group of Alabama PC | 13 | 24 | Birmingham |
| Birmingham Obstetrics Gynecology, PC | 13 | 15 | Birmingham |
Hospitals where they hold privileges
| Hospital | City | Ownership | CMS star rating | OB-GYNs affiliated |
| Huntsville Hospital | Huntsville | Government | 3 of 5 | 32 |
| USA Health Children's & Women's Hospital | Mobile | Government | Not rated | 22 |
| University of Alabama Hospital | Birmingham | Government | 2 of 5 | 21 |
| Baptist Medical Center South | Montgomery | Government | 2 of 5 | 21 |
| Grandview Medical Center | Birmingham | For-profit | 3 of 5 | 20 |
Sources: CMS Doctors and Clinicians (August 2026) and Facility Affiliation files (August 2026); hospital ownership type and overall star rating from CMS Hospital General Information (July 2026). A clinician in several groups is counted once, in the largest group they bill through. Ownership type is what the hospital reports to CMS; it does not show private equity or other investor ownership. How we build this directory.
Obstetrics & Gynecology providers in Alabama
Listed by city, largest first. Payment figures come from the federal Open Payments program, which requires drug and device companies to report what they pay physicians for consulting, speaking, meals, travel and royalties. A disclosed payment is a financial relationship, not evidence of wrongdoing, and many totals reflect a single meal. Figures cover calendar year 2025.
Dr. Ashley Gooding, MDAlabaster, AL · $156 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(205) 664-9995 Dr. David Spangler, M.D.Alabaster, AL · $408 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(205) 664-9994 Dr. Earl Simmons, MDAlabaster, AL · $56 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(205) 664-9995 Dr. George Zaharias, MDAlabaster, AL · $243 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(205) 664-9995 Dr. James Head, MDAlabaster, AL · $267 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(205) 664-9995 Dr. Jessica Rodriguez, MDAlabaster, AL · $236 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(205) 664-9995 Dr. Kara Conti, MDAlabaster, AL · $296 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(205) 664-9995 Dr. Mackenzie Woodson, MDAlabaster, AL · $446 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(205) 664-9995 Dr. Davis Sullivan, M.D.Alexander City, AL · No drug or device payments recorded (2025) ·
(256) 234-3477 Dr. Rory Clawser, MDAlexander City, AL · No drug or device payments recorded (2025) ·
(256) 234-3477 Dr. Michael Wells, M.D.Andalusia, AL · No drug or device payments recorded (2025) ·
(334) 222-5781 Dr. Robert Bowen, M.D.Andalusia, AL · No drug or device payments recorded (2025) ·
(334) 222-6055 Dr. Sheila Henderson, DOAndalusia, AL · No drug or device payments recorded (2025) ·
(334) 582-4496 Dr. Barbara Moersch, MDAnniston, AL · $549 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(256) 238-0448 Dr. Cynthia Cater, M.D.Anniston, AL · $779 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(256) 237-6755 Dr. Cynthia Goldsmithfletcher, MDAnniston, AL · $254 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(256) 237-6755 Dr. Jacquline Tessen, M.D.Anniston, AL · No drug or device payments recorded (2025) ·
(256) 236-5631 Dr. James Mullis, MDAnniston, AL · No drug or device payments recorded (2025) ·
(256) 237-2610 Dr. Joshua Johannson, MDAnniston, AL · $303 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(256) 241-0885 Dr. Larry Richmond, MDAnniston, AL · $407 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(256) 435-2229 Dr. Lawrence Jones, MDAnniston, AL · No drug or device payments recorded (2025) ·
(256) 237-6755 Dr. Lucy Ballard, M.D.Anniston, AL · $643 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(256) 237-6755 Dr. Rachel Ford, M.D.Anniston, AL · $377 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(256) 238-0448 Dr. Ricky Patel, D.O.Anniston, AL · $8,687 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(256) 405-0161 Dr. William Beasley, MDAthens, AL · No drug or device payments recorded (2025) ·
(256) 233-1613 Dr. Alexus Young, M.D.Auburn, AL · $3,273 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(334) 745-6447 Dr. Ashley Surles, M.D.Auburn, AL · $3,316 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(347) 456-4473 Dr. Chelsea Cockrell, DOAuburn, AL · $3,293 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(334) 745-6447 Dr. Emily Mcinnis, DOAuburn, AL · $3,421 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(334) 745-6447 Dr. Jonathan Mahram, D.O. Dr. Rajamalliga Sharma, M.D., M.A. Dr. Robert Marino, MD, MHA Dr. Jessica Gill, M.D.Bessemer, AL · $218 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(205) 481-7750 Dr. Katherine Turner, MD, MPHBessemer, AL · No drug or device payments recorded (2025) ·
(205) 481-7000 Dr. Rafique Mahmood, MDBessemer, AL · $800 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(205) 481-7750 Dr. Richard Stephen, M.D.Bessemer, AL · $182 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(205) 481-7750 Dr. George Pitts, MDB Ham, AL · No drug or device payments recorded (2025) ·
(205) 781-3820 Dr. Alexia Novara, MDBirmingham, AL · $250 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(205) 536-7676 Dr. Alexis Griffin Bonhomme, MDBirmingham, AL · $806 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(205) 934-3411 Dr. Alison Heaton, MDBirmingham, AL · $348 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(205) 930-1800 Dr. Allison Davis, MDBirmingham, AL · $22 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(205) 934-3411 Dr. Allison Falkenstrom, MDBirmingham, AL · $876 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(205) 397-8850 Dr. Amy Boone, MDBirmingham, AL · $701 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(205) 996-3130 Dr. Anna Foyt, CRNPBirmingham, AL · No drug or device payments recorded (2025) ·
(205) 397-9000 Conditions Obstetrics & Gynecology providers in Alabama commonly treat
Patients often search by condition rather than specialty. These are conditions typically managed by Obstetrics & Gynecology providers. Individual practices vary, so confirm with the provider before booking.
- Pregnancy care
- Endometriosis
- Fibroids
- PCOS
- Menopause
- Contraception
Common questions
How many Obstetrics & Gynecology providers are in Alabama?There are 529 Obstetrics & Gynecology providers with active NPI records practicing in Alabama, according to federal NPPES data refreshed monthly.
Do Obstetrics & Gynecology providers in Alabama offer telehealth?Yes. 7 of the 529 Obstetrics & Gynecology providers in Alabama (about 1%) report offering telehealth services in CMS data.
Which cities in Alabama have the most Obstetrics & Gynecology providers?Birmingham (150), Mobile (78), Huntsville (54) have the highest concentration of Obstetrics & Gynecology providers in Alabama.
How many Obstetrics & Gynecology providers in Alabama received drug or device company payments?378 of 529 Obstetrics & Gynecology providers in Alabama (71%) received at least one payment from a drug or device company in 2025, according to the federal Open Payments program.
What conditions do Obstetrics & Gynecology providers in Alabama treat?Obstetrics & Gynecology providers commonly treat pregnancy care, endometriosis, fibroids, PCOS, menopause and related conditions. Individual practices vary, so confirm with the provider before booking.
Where does this data come from?Provider counts and profiles come from the federal NPPES registry and CMS Doctors and Clinicians files. Payment figures come from the CMS Open Payments program for calendar year 2025. The directory refreshes monthly.
Do most OB-GYNs in Alabama work in independent practices or large health systems?Among 330 OB-GYNs in Alabama enrolled in Medicare, 42% bill through a solo or small practice with fewer than 10 clinicians, 37% through a mid-size group of 10 to 99, and 22% through a large group or health system with 100 or more clinicians, according to CMS enrollment records.
Which hospitals do OB-GYNs in Alabama work at?According to CMS facility affiliation records, the Alabama hospitals where the most OB-GYNs hold privileges are Huntsville Hospital in Huntsville; USA Health Children's & Women's Hospital in Mobile; University of Alabama Hospital in Birmingham.
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