<p>Tara- toots</p>
<p>Cedar Chests</p>
<p>The Gulf</p>
<p>Sisterhood obgyn</p>
<p>How is this geographical snobbery? The OP said she wanted a name that conjures up The South.</p>
<p>I live in Vermont. So, OK, here are some suggestions for a name if I wanted it to conjure up images of Vermont…</p>
<p>Green Mountain OB/GYN
Maple Health Care
Covered Bridge Women’s Health
Village OB/GYN
Beaver Pond Health
Red Clover Women’s Health
Holstein Health
Utter Care
Honeybee OB/GYN
Granite OB/GYN
Moose Health Care
Country Women’s Health
Moo Health</p>
<p>I did ask for names that say the south, but maybe we need more modern names, something that says the new south! The flowers/plants would work nicely as you have a ready made logo. Magnolia, Azalea or Wisteria would be nice. I think she just wants to find a new and innovative name; something that a patient will remember and will stand out.</p>
<p>Someone ask about using a location name; that doesn’t work as there are many practices in the area with names of the city/county/suburb/hospital, etc… as part of their name.</p>
<p>So I guess Kudzu Care is out?</p>
<p>I’m sorry I can’t come up with anything serious and appropriate. My mind is still halfway in the gutter:</p>
<p>Honeypot Health Care
Jelly Roll Women’s Services
(I listened to too much Blues music at a formative age)</p>
<p>Ahem.
So if you want a flower, but magnolia is taken, that leaves you with other flowers: wisteria (is the Desperate Housewife association too strong?) or Bougainvillea and Rhododendron (which are awkward and hard to spell) or dogwood (pretty flower for a logo) or azalea. What else?</p>
<p>I like Kudzu, but it is a weed! Friend doesn’t love Dogwood, but Wisteria would be nice, and the purple color would be pretty.</p>
<p>You could go basic with:
Southern Women’s Health</p>
<p>How about a biblical shrub name?</p>
<p>“Burning Bush OB/GYN”</p>
<p>Maybe you could borrow Dixie Chicks for the women’s clinic</p>
<p>oh, audiophile! That was a good laugh.</p>
<p>If you are into the flowers, trees, etc. of the south…</p>
<p>Hickory Health Care
Palmetto OB/GYN
Goldenrod Gynecologists
Honeysuckle Health
Oleandar OB/GYN
Cottonwood Women’s Health</p>
<p>Something simple: Blossom. It has implications beyond the botanical.</p>
<p>Or Spring Blossom.</p>
<p>Dixie Chix & Bayou Babies</p>
<p>for GYN and OB components</p>
<p>(spelling changed for copyright infringement)</p>
<p>mominva…that’s cute! </p>
<p>mafool…I suggested Blossom back in post 20 and agree with you that it has implications which make it a cool choice.</p>
<p>Milkweed mamas
Or
What a Bradford Pair
(The tree here is a Bradford Pear tree)</p>
<p>hat is off to you soozie. My mind was busy with the silly and the double entendres back then and I didn’t notice.</p>
<p>Or “above the bees knees”
Or Dreamcatcher</p>
<p>No, that might be takrn wrong :eek:</p>
<p>Did someone already say “milk and honey”?</p>
<p>these are great!!!</p>
<p>Scout, what are the local plants, animals?</p>
<p>Around my house, I have 5 pineapple plants growing.</p>
<p>If you are in Virginia, how about</p>
<p>VA jay jay (with acknowledgement to Gray’s Anatomy)</p>
<p>Veranda Woman’s Healthcare
Savannah Woman’s Physicians</p>
<p>I was going to suggest WomansWay but then realized that Way might suggest Weigh :(</p>