Virginia Beach OBGYN

About Virginia Beach OBGYN

What is Virginia Beach OBGYN?

Virginia Beach OBGYN is the name used by Virginia Beach Obstetrics & Gynecology, a division of Mid Atlantic Women's Care. It is mainly a women's health practice that provides gynecology and obstetrics, with offices in Virginia Beach and Norfolk. The prescribers include physicians, osteopathic physicians (DO) and nurse practitioners. Among them are Heather Cugini, M.D., FACOG, Shadesia Nicholson, FNP, and Maura Eaton, WHNP.

Menopause and hormone therapy is one service among many, alongside abnormal bleeding, contraception, prenatal care, delivery, pelvic floor physical therapy and ultrasound. The practice says: "For women who suffer, there are various prescription and nonprescription treatments, both hormonal and non-hormonal." It does not say which hormone therapies it prescribes. It does not list a weight loss or peptide program.

The practice also offers video visits. It says these work for follow-ups, lab and test review, and some problem visits, including menopausal symptoms and hormone therapy. Visits that need a physical exam still happen in the office.

This listing is for its Virginia Beach office at 1181 FIRST COLONIAL RD. SUITE 200.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices, a consultation fee, or a membership plan. It says it accepts most Indemnity, PPO and HMO plans in the Hampton Roads area, including Anthem, Aetna, Optima, Tricare Extra, United Health Care and Virginia Health Network. It does not participate with Cigna or Tricare Prime, and it is not accepting new Medicare or Medicaid patients. Its resources list a Good Faith Estimate, so ask for one before you book.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask which hormone therapies the practice prescribes, and whether they are FDA-approved, compounded, or pellets. The practice's own 2025 post on menopause misinformation discusses compounded hormones and pellets, so the topic is one it already addresses. Ask whether the price of a visit includes the medication or whether the prescription is billed separately. Ask who writes the prescription at each visit. Ask what follow-up visits and lab work cost, and whether a video visit is priced differently from an office visit. Finally, ask how to stop treatment and whether there is a fee for doing so.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want an OB-GYN practice for menopause or hormone questions and are willing to get the cash price in writing before you book. It is a weaker fit if you are looking for weight loss or peptide care, which it does not list.

Sources: virginiabeachobgyn.com, virginiabeachobgyn.com/gynecology-page/menopause-management

Services Offered

Location