OB / GYN

At Meadville Medical Center, providers will focus on the specialty of obstetrics, gynecology, or in most cases a combination of the two. Obstetrics is the medical specialty focused on delivering babies while gynecology is the branch of medicine for maintaining women’s health, especially of the reproductive organs. Services are provided through Meadville Obstetrics and Gynecology Associates, often referred to as: MOGA.

Surgical Services Offered through OB/GYN

  • Hysterectomy – Abdominal / Vaginal (Open and Laparoscopic assisted)
  • Diagnostic Laparoscopy
  • D & C
  • Hysteroscopy
  • Laparoscopic Tubal Occlusion
  • C-Section
  • Cold Cone Biopsy of Cervix

Related OB/GYN Topics

Family Planning, Labor and Delivery

Family Planning

Reproductive Health and Family Planning Programs Our Family Planning Services at Meadville Medical Center and Titusville Area Hospital deliver high quality, affordable and reproductive related preventative health services to our patients. The offices help women and men decide for themselves the number, timing and spacing of their children. We provide

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New Life Unit

Labor and Delivery Topics Preparing for Labor and Delivery Pre-Registration In order to streamline the admission procedure, we ask you to complete a pre-registration form and return it to the admitting office at Meadville Medical Center (Liberty Street) by your eighth month of pregnancy. You will receive this form during

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Billing for Services at MOGA

Effective Monday, August 5, 2024

For services received on or after August 5, MMC will no longer charge a facility fee for individuals with commercial insurance at Meadville Obstetrics and Gynecology Associates (MOGA). MMC is required, however, to continue charging Medicaid and Medicare patients a facility fee. Medicare and Medicaid will continue to cover these costs, so patients should still see little to no out-of-pocket expenses.

This is due to funding in the 2024-25 Pennsylvania State budget that provides additional funding specifically for obstetric and neonatal services. More information can be found in our official press release.

Billing FAQs

Has MMC sold Meadville Obstetrics and Gynecology Associates (MOGA)?
No, MOGA remains a department of the hospital.
Why did MMC decide to change the billing process in MOGA?
MMC’s intention was always to analyze the financial performance of MOGA and adjust the billing process if possible. New funding from the State made this adjustment financially feasible.
Why do Medicaid and Medicare patients still receive a facility (technical) fee?
Billing rules require that provider-based locations submit claims using a method known as “split-billing” for Medicare and Medicaid patients.
Are any services going away?
No. In fact, the plan is to increase services and offer additional pre-natal and post-delivery care for obstetrics patients.

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