Bianca J. Lang, MD

I was drawn to healthcare because I can use my head and my heart. I love to listen, answer questions, educate, and brainstorm options for my patients. I enjoy the intellectual challenge of the work and I also value connecting with people in a meaningful way. I try to make sure my patients always feel heard, acknowledged, and empowered. A patient is more than an individual. They belong to a family or community that plays an integral role in their health and well-being. As a provider, I consider these important people in my patient's life and I try to integrate their support into the patient's plan of care.

The best part of my job is helping people with complicated pregnancies have a safe delivery. I'm fascinated by the incredible changes that happen in a person's body during pregnancy. Every person's pregnancy journey is different, depending on their unique health concerns and what's important to them. I work with patients and their families to create a plan that supports them and ensures a safe and happy delivery. The most important thing to me is making sure both the mom and the baby are healthy. It is an honor for me to help patients and their families through both the happy and tough times that come with pregnancy. It's also very important to me that pregnant people get care that respects their beliefs and what matters to their family.

As a practicing physician for over 25 years, I have found that medicine is not a precise science. While it is important to keep current with the latest evidence, there is usually more than one option when ordering diagnostic tests or prescribing treatments. My role is to provide my patients with options to choose from that are supported by best evidence and to be present at times when my patients feel vulnerable due to a health condition.