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Hospital Affiliations
The doctors of Women’s Health and Menopause Center are proud to be affiliated with Henry Ford West Bloomfield Hospital, Huron Valley-Sinai Hospital, and Beaumont Hospitals. Each member of our staff is board certified in obstetrics and gynecology and has years of experience in their fields. Regardless of the issue you are experiencing or a question…

Thriving Through Menopause – Your Guide to a Confident Transition
Thriving Through Menopause – Your Guide to a Confident Transition Menopause marks the end of menstrual cycles and the beginning of a new chapter in a woman’s life. While it can bring changes and challenges, it’s also a time of renewal, strength, and self-discovery. At the Women’s Health and Menopause Center, our mission is to…

Pregnancy in the Summer – Staying Cool and Comfortable
Being pregnant during the summer can be beautiful, but it also comes with unique challenges. The combination of rising temperatures, increased blood volume, and pregnancy hormones can make staying cool and comfortable more difficult. Luckily, with a few adjustments, you can manage the heat and still enjoy your summer pregnancy. Hydration is key. Pregnant women…

It’s Not Too Late for Your Annual Exam
It’s a great time to make your annual appointments with a WHMC doctor. You can use this year’s remaining health care spending account dollars to pay your co-pays. A list of insurances accepted can be found here.

New Test Offered to Help Predict Fetal Disorders
Women’s Health and Menopause is pleased to announce that the latest tests for our prenatal patients are available. A new test will analyze fetal DNA 10 times more accurately when screening for Downs Syndrome and five times more accurately when screening for Trisomy 18, also known as Edwards syndrome. The New England Journal of Medicine…
