We focus on providing comprehensive Ob/Gyn services throughout all phases of a woman's life. If problems outside our specialty arise, we will recommend appropriate services or specialists.
Our physicians rely on up-to-date medical and surgical techniques to assure the highest standard of care. In addition, you can be confident that all procedures will be explained thoroughly with sensitivity and consideration of your personal concerns.
Our commitment to patient education includes prenatal classes, as well as information about family planning and birth control, nutrition, pregnancy, fertility and menopause.
Because we assume that you will want to make informed health care decisions, our staff thoroughly explains all your options and makes recommendations, if appropriate. You are always encouraged to ask questions and express your preferences.
Pap Test (with annual pelvic exam)
What: A sample of cells from the cervix to look for changes that may lead to cancer.
When: Yearly when sexually active or by age 18
Tetanus-diphtheria booster
What: A shot to immunize against tetanus and diphtheria.
When: Once between ages 14-16
Pap Test (with annual pelvic exam)
What: A sample of cells from the cervix to look for changes that may lead to cancer.
When: Yearly
Tetanus-diphtheria booster
What: A shot to immunize against tetanus and diphtheria.
When: Every 10 years
Cholesterol
What: A blood test that checks levels of cholesterol, which helps to carry fat through the blood vessels. Levels that are too high can lead to hardening of the arteries.
When: Every 5 years
Pap Test (with annual pelvic exam)
What: A sample of cells from the cervix to look for changes that may lead to cancer.
When: Yearly
Mammography
What: An X-ray of the breast to look for breast cancer.
When: Yearly
Cholesterol
What: A blood test that checks levels of cholesterol, which helps to carry fat through the blood vessels. Levels that are too high can lead to hardening of the arteries.
When: Every 5 years
Colonoscopy
What: A scope views the rectum, colon, and lower intestine to look for colon cancer.
When: Every 10 years after age 50
Tetanus-diphtheria booster
What: A shot to immunize against tetanus and diphtheria.
When: Every 10 years
Influenza vaccine
What: A shot to immunize against the flu.
When: Yearly starting at age 55
Pap Test (with annual pelvic exam)
What: A sample of cells from the cervix to look for changes that may lead to cancer.
When: Yearly
Urinalysis
What: A test to check for chemical changes in the urine.
When: Yearly
Mammography
What: An X-ray of the breast to look for breast cancer.
When: Yearly
Cholesterol
What: A blood test that checks levels of cholesterol, which helps to carry fat through the blood vessels. Levels that are too high can lead to hardening of the arteries.
When: Every 3-5 Years
Colonoscopy
What: A scope views the rectum, colon, and lower intestine to look for colon cancer.
When: Every 10 years after age 50
Tetanus-diphtheria booster
What: A shot to immunize against tetanus and diphtheria.
When: Every 10 years
Influenza vaccine
What: A shot to immunize against the flu.
When: Yearly
Pneumococcal vaccine
What: A shot to immunize against pneumonia.
When: Once