Frequently Asked Questions

Every patient, every visit, every question matters. There is no question that is too small, and never do you have too many questions to answer. Your time is important to us at Carolina Elite Women’s Care. Simply Elite Care for the elite you!

To treat you as the most important patient in the practice while delivering elite care.

We encourage doulas, midwives, soon-to-be grandmothers, other family members and friends to participate and assist with birth. Delivery is a collective experience that can be shared, if desired.

We encourage VBACs; It’s a redemption story in the making for the right patient.

Birth plans are a great tool to express your preferences. As a team, we review these preferences to provide a memorable delivery for the patient.

Dr. Scott delivers at UNC REX Hospital in Raleigh, NC. Read more about this award-winning hospital with private birthing rooms and a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.

The first visit is a consultation.  It is a getting-to-know-you visit. It is a time to ask any prepared questions and review your medical history. Typically, an ultrasound is performed to establish dating.

Yes, there are a wide variety of procedures performed in the office setting with and without a board certified Anesthesiologist. We can provide the comfort and expertise of a hospital procedure in the office at a fraction of the hospital cost.

One of the benefits to selecting a solo practitioner is continuity of care. You’ll see a limited number of providers who will know and understand subtle details in your medical history to make a significant difference in your care. In the event of an emergency, hospitalized patients are the priority. In addition, Dr. Scott has a contract with the hospital laborist group, OBHG, at UNC REX Hospital. These are medical doctors who are available 24 hours a day to buffer any delay in care at the hospital. Dr. Scott limits the number of new patients to continue to provide elite care and minimize any inconveniences to his patients.

During the day, we can be reached at our Garner (919-977-7095) or Raleigh (981-200-4781) offices. In addition, you can always reach us through our online portal system. The portal system is HIPAA compliant to communicate with our providers for general questions. During the night, Dr. Scott can be reached through the same number. The office number is routed to an after-hour answering service. Dr. Scott typically responds within 20 minutes. If he has not returned your call, please call again as he is sometimes in deliveries or emergencies.

All questions should be answered within 24-48 hours. This includes all phone calls and portal messages.

• Birth control pills
• The patch
• Depo provera
• Nuvaring
• Nexplanon
• Intra-uterine devices (IUDs), Mirena, Paragard, Kyleena, Liletta
• Permanent sterilization (tubal ligation)

Monday, 8am – 5pm

Tuesday, 8am – 5pm

Wednesday, 8am – 5pm

Thursday, 8am -5pm

Friday, 8am – 12pm

Saturday / Sunday, closed

934 Vandora Springs Rd., Garner NC 27529. We are across the street from the Food Lion shopping center and BB&T bank.

2501 Atrium Drive, Suite 310, Raleigh NC 27607. Our office is in Rexview Professional Plaza. Please park in the back of the building and take the elevators up to the 3rd floor.

Yes, we are happy to take care of high risk patients.  High risk patients are typically managed in coordination with a perinatal specialist.  However, when appropriate, some patients are managed completely by the perinatal specialist. The decision to completely transfer care versus coordinate care is typically made at the initial prenatal visit.

• Aetna
• AmeriHealth Caritas of North Carolina
• Blue Cross Blue Shield (Including Healthy Blue, Blue Home, and Blue Value)
• Carolina Complete Health
• Cigna (not including Cigna Connect)
• Coventry
• Healthgram
• Humana
• Humana-Military, formerly known as Tricare
• Medcost
• Medicaid
• Medicare
• Multiplan
• Self-pay
• Three Rivers
• UMR
• United Healthcare Community Plan of NC
• WellCare of NC

No, we are flexible. We understand the cost of pregnancy can be significant. The global fee which includes your prenatal care, delivery, and post-delivery care can be paid in full or in installments.

Most labs are sent to Rex Hospital for processing. If your insurance requires a specific lab for processing, then we can often make arrangements. Typically, labs fees are separate from office fees.