Pregnancy Care in Northern New Jersey
Nervous, excited, or both? You’ll be listened to here.
Personalized pregnancy care. Experienced obstetric judgment. A doctor who takes your concerns seriously.
- Serving patients in Paramus, Clifton, and Northern New Jersey.
Pregnancy can be one of the most meaningful experiences of your life. It can also bring questions, uncertainty, and fears that are difficult to explain to anyone who has not taken the time to listen.
At OBGYNTEAM, we believe pregnancy care should combine two things that matter equally: the personal attention to understand you and the clinical experience to help guide your care.
Led by Dr. Daniel Hakimi, our practice provides prenatal care for women experiencing their first pregnancy, growing their families, returning after a difficult pregnancy, or seeking an experienced obstetrician to help them navigate more complex circumstances.
From routine prenatal visits and in-office ultrasound services to thoughtful planning for pregnancies that require additional expertise, our approach is centered on you, your baby, and the decisions you face along the way.
You do not have to arrive with every answer. Start by telling us what is on your mind.
Pregnancy care that combines personal attention with experience
A reassuring pregnancy experience is not just about having someone answer your questions. It is also about having an experienced obstetrician recognize what matters medically, explain your options clearly, and help you make informed decisions.
Personal by design. Expert by experience.
At OBGYNTEAM, we bring together:
Personalized attention: Your history, concerns, preferences, and previous experiences matter in planning your care.
Experienced obstetric judgment: Dr. Hakimi’s clinical experience informs the evaluation of routine concerns as well as more complicated obstetric situations.
Diagnostic capabilities: In-office ultrasound and other available services help support your pregnancy care.
Individualized planning: Your prenatal care and delivery planning should reflect your medical history, the progress of your pregnancy, and your needs.
A connected care team: Our goal is to help you understand what is happening, what comes next, and whom to contact when you need guidance.
Meet Our Providers
An experienced obstetrician who takes your concerns seriously
Choosing an obstetrician means choosing someone to guide you through important medical decisions during pregnancy. You should have a clear understanding of your doctor’s background, experience, and approach to care.
Dr. Daniel Hakimi leads OBGYNTEAM, providing obstetric and gynecologic care with an emphasis on individualized attention, sound clinical judgment, and thoughtful planning.
His experience in obstetrics and gynecologic surgery is particularly relevant when pregnancy involves a complicated medical history, previous cesarean deliveries, or concerns that call for more detailed evaluation and planning.
Obstetric experience:
More than 18,000
Clinical interests:
If any of these concerns brought you here, let’s start there.
You do not need to know which service you need before contacting us. Choose the situation that sounds most like yours to find the information most relevant to you.
This is my first pregnancy
I have questions and want to know what to expect.
I had a previous loss or difficult pregnancy
I am worried about what might happen this time.
I have had a C-section before
I want to understand my delivery options.
I have been told my pregnancy is high-risk
I want an experienced physician to help me understand the situation.
I want to switch obstetricians
I need a doctor who will listen and take my concerns seriously.
Whatever brings you here, your first conversation with our team is an opportunity to explain what you need and find out whether our practice is the right fit.
Pregnancy care for every stage—from your first visit to delivery planning
Prenatal care for your first pregnancy
Your first pregnancy can bring a long list of questions. When should you schedule your first visit? Which symptoms are expected? What tests will you need? How will you know your baby is developing as expected?
We guide you through the stages of pregnancy, explain recommended evaluations, and help you understand what to expect next. You should feel comfortable asking questions, discussing your concerns, and seeking clarification when something is unclear.
Your care may include:
- Initial pregnancy evaluation and review of your medical history.
- Prenatal examinations and monitoring.
- Recommended laboratory testing and screening.
- Ultrasound services as clinically indicated.
- Guidance about medications, nutrition, symptoms, and everyday pregnancy concerns.
- Preparation for delivery and the transition to postpartum care.
Our goal is to make each step more understandable so that you can approach your pregnancy with greater confidence.
Prenatal care that grows with your needs
No two pregnancies follow exactly the same course. Some require routine monitoring; others bring new questions or changing medical needs.
We evaluate your pregnancy as it progresses, explain significant findings, and discuss the next steps with you. If a concern calls for additional testing, specialist input, or a different delivery plan, we help you understand why and how that care fits into the bigger picture.
In-office ultrasound and diagnostic services
Having access to appropriate diagnostic services can make pregnancy care more convenient and help your physician evaluate specific concerns.
OBGYNTEAM offers in-office ultrasound services as part of its pregnancy care. Your doctor will explain which examinations are recommended for your situation and whether additional imaging or specialist evaluation is needed.
If your previous pregnancy was difficult, your concerns deserve to be heard
Perhaps your last pregnancy ended in a loss. Perhaps labor was frightening, your delivery became an emergency, or you felt that your questions were brushed aside. Maybe you are pregnant again, but instead of feeling only excitement, you find yourself asking:
“What if it happens again?”
“Will someone take my concerns seriously this time?”
“What if my pregnancy becomes complicated?”
These are real concerns. You should not have to hide them or feel embarrassed about asking for reassurance.
When you meet with us, tell us what happened during your previous pregnancy, what worried you most, and what you want to understand before moving forward. Your history can be important in planning your current care, and your emotional experience matters too.
We will review the relevant medical details, explain what they may mean for this pregnancy, and discuss appropriate monitoring and planning. If your previous experience raises concerns that require additional expertise, we will help you understand the next steps.
You are not expected to simply forget what happened before. Your experience is part of the conversation.
Experienced obstetric care when pregnancy becomes more complex
Some pregnancies require more than routine prenatal monitoring. A previous cesarean delivery, a history of difficult obstetric surgery, a placental concern, or a multiple pregnancy can raise questions that deserve careful assessment.
Dr. Hakimi’s obstetric and surgical experience informs the evaluation and planning of complex pregnancy situations. The goal is to identify the issues that matter, explain your options, and coordinate the care needed for your circumstances.
Previous cesarean deliveries and delivery planning
If you have had one or more C-sections, you may have questions about the safest approach to your next delivery. You may be concerned about surgical complexity, recovery, or whether a vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC) could be an option.
Your prior operative history, current pregnancy, and individual risk factors all matter. We review your history and discuss the potential benefits, risks, and feasibility of the delivery options relevant to you.
Learn About C-Section and VBAC Planning
Placenta previa and placenta accreta concerns
Placental conditions can make pregnancy and delivery planning more complicated. If you have been diagnosed with placenta previa, suspected placenta accreta spectrum, or another significant placental concern, understanding the diagnosis and planning the appropriate level of care are essential.
We help patients understand their findings and the importance of coordinated planning with the appropriate specialists and hospital team.
Learn About Placenta Accreta and Complex Placental Care
Twin pregnancy and other complex situations
Twin pregnancies and certain maternal medical or obstetric histories can require additional surveillance and planning. We will explain the monitoring your pregnancy calls for and help coordinate additional expertise when necessary.
Specialized experience is here when you need it. It does not mean every pregnancy should be treated as a high-risk pregnancy. Many patients come to us for routine prenatal care, and their care should feel reassuring and proportionate to their needs.
Physician-led care, with a connected team
Pregnancy care involves more than one appointment. It involves questions between visits, interpreting results, responding to changing symptoms, and making decisions as your pregnancy progresses.
Our approach is to provide a connected experience in which your medical history and concerns inform your care, and you understand how to reach the practice when you need help.
What you can count on
A conversation about your concerns: Tell us what worries you, even if you are unsure whether it is medically significant.
Care guided by medical judgment: Your plan should reflect your pregnancy and your medical history, not simply a routine checklist.
Guidance about where to turn: You should know how to contact the practice and when a concern requires urgent or hospital-based evaluation.
Clear explanations: We aim to explain findings, recommendations, and available options in language you can understand.
Planning for what comes next: We discuss important milestones, delivery considerations, and the need for additional evaluation when it arises.
Our clinical team supports your care, and we explain who is involved in your visits and how your care is coordinated. You should not have to guess whom you will see or whom to contact with a question.
Where your baby will be delivered matters
Choosing a prenatal practice also means understanding the hospital arrangements for delivery. Hospital access, physician privileges, and the clinician who will attend your birth are important questions—and you deserve clear answers before choosing your obstetrician.
Hospital affiliations and delivery planning
OBGYNTEAM works within the hospital arrangements applicable to each patient’s care. Dr. Hakimi’s current hospital affiliations and delivery arrangements should be clearly listed here, with links to the official hospital websites.
Hospitals to list after confirming current privileges and the actual delivery arrangements:
Hackensack University Medical Center — [Link to official hospital website]
Hackensack Meridian Pascack Valley Medical Center — [Link to official hospital website]
Lenox Hill Hospital, Northwell Health — [Link to official hospital website]
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Who will deliver my baby?
This is one of the most important questions to ask before selecting an obstetrician. Explain your practice’s actual delivery model here: whether Dr. Hakimi personally attends deliveries at each listed hospital, how coverage is arranged when he is unavailable, and whether another physician or the hospital’s on-call team may attend.
We believe patients should understand these arrangements before making a decision about their care.
Meet the people supporting your care
A personal practice is built through real relationships. Introduce the physicians, midwife, and other clinicians involved in prenatal care, including their roles and credentials.
If you choose midwifery care, explain how the midwife works with Dr. Hakimi and when physician evaluation or involvement is available. Patients should understand their options and the model of care before choosing.
Obstetrician or midwife: which is right for me?
Both obstetricians and midwives can be involved in pregnancy care, but their training, clinical roles, and approach to care differ. The right choice depends on your preferences, health history, and pregnancy needs.
Our team can explain the available options and help you understand how physician and midwifery care are organized within the practice.
What our patients say
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Pregnancy care in Paramus, Clifton, and Northern New Jersey
OBGYNTEAM serves patients seeking personalized prenatal and obstetric care in Northern New Jersey. Use the location information below to help patients choose the office that works for them.
Paramus office
OBGYNTEAM — Paramus
Address
37 West Century Rd, Suite 111
Paramus, NJ 07652
Phone
Office Hours
Monday – Friday
Sunday
8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Parking
Ample spacious parking
Clifton office
OBGYNTEAM — Clifton
Address
970 Clifton Ave. Suite 102
Clifton, NJ 07013
Phone
Office Hours
Monday – Friday
Sunday
8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Parking on site
Frequently asked questions about pregnancy care
For severe symptoms or a medical emergency, seek emergency care rather than waiting for a routine callback. Pregnancy symptoms that may require urgent evaluation should be assessed promptly.
Let’s talk about your pregnancy
Whether this is your first pregnancy, you are returning after a difficult experience, or you have been told that your pregnancy needs additional attention, you can start by telling us what matters most to you.
At OBGYNTEAM, our aim is to bring together personal attention, experienced obstetric care, and thoughtful planning—so you can make informed decisions with a clearer understanding of your options.
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