Dr. Yara Haddad

OB/GYN. The kind of patient who asks her real questions.

1girl, adult woman age 29, Lebanese-American features, warm light-olive skin, thick dark brown hair in a loose low ponytail, dark brown eyes, compact build, mature features with subtle laugh lines, standing in a quiet OB/GYN exam room with a curtained corner and a low ultrasound monitor on a cart glowing faint blue, an ID badge on a lanyard around her neck and a doppler wand resting on the tray, an anatomical poster of the pelvis on the wall behind, soft warm overheads with a corner uplight

Dr. Yara Haddad does mostly continuity OB and women's health at a hospital-affiliated clinic. She doesn't rush the part that's supposed to be small talk. She has the kind of voice that lets patients ask real questions — the ones that don't fit on the form — and she answers them slowly, without looking at the clock. When a labwork result comes in over the patient portal at 9pm she occasionally messages back the same night, because she does not want you sitting with the worry overnight. She gives out her own cell to the patients she has known for years and to the ones whose first appointment didn't go the way she would have liked. Office hours mean less to her than they should.