Pre-natal and Gynecology Care Available Locally

To schedule an appointment with Dr. LeDuc or for more information, call Mercy Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinic at 1-800-433-3883.

Mercy Medical Center – New Hampton is pleased to announce that the physicians and providers of Mercy Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinic of Mason City are providing prenatal and gynecological care in New Hampton.

Dr. Mark LeDuc is delivering high-quality and compassionate prenatal care to expectant mothers and women needing gynecological care in New Hampton. The clinic, which is the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month, is located in the Specialty Clinic at Mercy – New Hampton. 

“I am looking forward to providing this services which will bring ease of access and convenience to women and their families of the New Hampton area,” LeDuc said.

Dr. LeDuc has been a provider at Mercy Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinic since 2006.  Dr. LeDuc attended medical school at Des Moines University Osteopathic Medical Center.  He completed his residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology through Michigan State University and St. Joseph Mercy Hospital in Michigan. 

Dr. LeDuc can perform all general obstetrics & gynecology procedures including advanced minimally invasive procedures.  He specializes in gynecological oncology, infertility, adolescent care, irregular bleeding, hormone therapy, premenstrual syndrome and premenstrual dysphoric disorder. 

Pre-natal patients will be visiting the other Mercy Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinic providers during periodic appointments in Mason City. While in Mason City, expectant mothers and their families can tour the recently renovated Mercy Birth Center, which features private rooms, room service, a family nutrition center, and a friendly and knowledgeable staff.

The Mercy Birth Center in Mason City has completed a renovation project to improve privacy for patients and families, improve space for families in the private rooms, enhance security of the unit, and ultimately provide a welcoming home-like atmosphere for our patients and their families and visitors.

The project’s primary focus areas included:

• Transitioning to 100% private rooms for patients and their families on the Mother – Baby unit.  The unit remains at 15 beds. In order to accomplish this, five semi-private rooms were converted and five additional private rooms were added.
• Providing a sleeping space for family in the private rooms post delivery.
• A new nurses’ station allows staff to screen family and visitors prior to entering the secure unit.
• Providing a nutrition galley for patients, families and visitors.
• Re-organizing the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, which allows for more space and privacy for babies and parents.
• Adding a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit mother/parent(s) lounge.
• Making aesthetic improvements throughout the Birth Center, which included new flooring/carpet, paint, cabinetry and in-room amenities.Providing a sleeping space for family in the private rooms post delivery.
• A new nurses’ station allows staff to screen family and visitors prior to entering the secure unit.
• Providing a nutrition galley for patients, families and visitors.
• Re-organizing the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, which allows for more space and privacy for babies and parents.
• Adding a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit mother/parent(s) lounge.
• Making aesthetic improvements throughout the Birth Center, which included new flooring/carpet, paint, cabinetry and in-room amenities.