As an expecting mom, you want the best for your growing baby. That means giving your baby the minerals and vitamins needed for healthy development. Learn how prenatal vitamins help you do just that.
A caring and compassionate OB/GYN, Kelly Morales, MD, FACOG is dedicated to providing patient-centered care to women in and around San Antonio, Texas. By staying current on the latest evidence-based medical trends and listening thoroughly to the needs of every patient, Dr. Morales proudly promotes women’s health in her home community.
Dr. Morales completed her undergraduate education at St. Mary’s University, Texas in San Antonio before earning her medical degree at the University of Texas Health Science Center in Houston. She went on to pursue a deeper commitment to her country, in addition to exciting travel opportunities, by serving as an OB/GYN in the United States Army Medical Corps from 2001 to 2014. After receiving an honorable discharge from the Army, Dr. Morales returned to her hometown of San Antonio, eager to open her private practice.
Dr. Morales earned international recognition for her research in pelvic scar tissue prevention while her warm, unhurried bedside manner secured her an excellent reputation locally. She’s up to date on the latest advances in medicine, with a particular interest in minimally invasive surgery, da Vinci® robotic-assisted hysterectomy, traditional laparoscopy, and hysteroscopy.
As a pioneer in women’s health, Dr. Morales is the first OB/GYN in San Antonio to offer Votiva FormaV and FractoraV noninvasive treatment for sexual dysfunction, urinary incontinence, and many other pelvic floor disorders. Dr. Morales practices holistic, progressive obstetrics and goes above and beyond to offer her patients the birth experience they envision in a safe and unbiased environment.
When not with patients, Dr. Morales loves spending time with her husband and two children and is a self-proclaimed foodie with a deep appreciation for gourmet cooking and travel.
Kelly Morales, MD participates with most major insurance carriers.
We request that our patients verify in-network participation by calling their insurance carrier. Payment, including that for insurance co-pays, co-insurance, deductibles and for non-covered services, is expected at the time of the visit. Your insurance plan may have restrictions on specific procedures and treatment services.
Please become familiar with the provisions of your plan as we do not have access to that information.
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