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Understandably, many of our patients have questions and are concerned about Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19). Women’s Health adheres to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention recommendations and guidelines. As we learn more about the disease and its spread, the CDC will provide updates on best practices. As a reminder, we stress that proper hand…

Happy Mother’s Day Weekend
Wishing all Mom’s a very special Mother’s Day!

Breastfeeding vs. Formula Feeding
In the journey of parenthood, one of the crucial decisions parents make is how to nourish their newborns. Breastfeeding and formula feeding are the two primary options, each with its own set of benefits and considerations. Here at our clinic we counsel parents on the nuances of both methods to help them make informed choices…
IUDs: Minimal Maintenance, Maximal Protection
Women who don’t want to take a pill every day, use a patch or take a timeout for contraception during intimacy may want to consider an IUD.“Women have so many options today,”. “I would encourage women to consider their lifestyle and desire for family planning and then talk to their doctor about contraception,”. “Mirena is…

National Cord Blood Awareness Month
Blood from your baby’s umbilical cord can be collected shortly after birth and the stem cells extracted and stored for potential use. These cells are unique and may have lifesaving capabilities to cure or heal disease. If you are pregnant and are interested, talk with your Women’s Health OB/GYN. Learn more.

Women’s Health Office Visits During COVID-19
Dear valued patients, We want to personally reach out to assure you that your health and well-being is the top priority of our office, during this time of uncertainty amid the concerns of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). We are actively monitoring the evolving situation through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the World…
