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Women’s Health

Helping women experience more life

The women in our lives take care of everyone in their families. It’s just as important that they take care of their health as well! That’s why we are committed to personalized care with an emphasis on prevention and education.

Services to support your health at every stage

Healthcare is personal, which is why you deserve personal attention for your whole-person health. Your primary care provider or OB/GYN can help connect you with a range of services, including:

Bone health
Breast health
Gynecology
Incontinence
Mammography
Menopause
Obstetrics
Pelvic issues
Pregnancy and childbirth

Pap smear: what is it & how to find precancers?

In the United States, approximately 14,000 new cases of invasive cervical cancer occur each year and HPV is the central cause. Pap smears are a vital screening tool for both cervical cancer and HPV.  Read more about the importance of pap smears and see how often you should be screened.

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Benefits of strength training for women over 40

Hormonal changes and aging can affect muscle mass and bone density, but there are ways to stay strong. Learn why strength training is especially important after 40 and how to get started safely and confidently.

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PCOS has a new name: What women need to know about PMOS

Many people know it as PCOS, but experts now call it PMOS to better capture its effects throughout the body. Discover the reasons behind the change and what women should know about symptoms, diagnosis, and long-term health.

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HPV vaccines: A cancer prevention tool

HPV vaccination provides safe, effective and long-lasting protection, with the potential to prevent more than 90% of HPV-attributable cancers. Find out how the HPV vaccine can protect you and your family.

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Is dense breast tissue cause for concern?

There’s a relationship between density and cancer risk, but advanced screening options can help. Learn about dense breast tissue, why breast density important and what you can do about it.

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