WOMEN'S HEALTH
at Amend Healthcare
Our Women’s Health services are designed to support your health and well-being through every stage of life. We provide comprehensive, personalized care in a comfortable and respectful environment, focusing on prevention, early detection, and ongoing wellness.
We offer a full range of preventive services, including annual exams, cervical cancer screenings, breast health evaluations, and other routine health assessments. Our team also provides care for menstrual concerns, contraception counseling, and reproductive health needs.
For patients navigating hormonal changes, we offer hormone replacement therapy (HRT) and individualized treatment plans to help manage symptoms related to perimenopause and menopause, such as fatigue, mood changes, and hot flashes.
Our services also include sexual health care, with evaluation and treatment for concerns such as low libido, discomfort, infections, and overall sexual wellness. We approach these topics with sensitivity and discretion, ensuring you feel heard and supported.
Whether you are seeking preventive care, addressing a specific concern, or looking for guidance through hormonal transitions, our goal is to provide compassionate, comprehensive care tailored to your unique needs.
ANNUAL wellness EXAMS
mental health
weight management
hormone / menopause concerns and HRT Management
BIRTH CONTROL management
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FAQs on Women's Health
The answer to this question can vary. If you are experiencing symptoms or become sexually active, you should seek gynecological care at any age. Otherwise, you should consider your first pelvic exam around age 21.
A pelvic exam and a pap smear are both vital components for a woman’s health. A pelvic exam is a physical assessment done to assess the health of your vagina and pelvic organs, while a pap is a specific test obtained by swabbing the cervix. The test looks for abnormal cell changes that may lead to cervical cancer.
Providers follow specific screening guidelines that vary by age and previous pap results. Generally, a pap is completed every 3 years from age 21-30 and every 5 years from age 30 to 65.
There isn’t one method of birth control that is right for everyone. Each type of birth control has pros and cons. There are many factors to consider when choosing birth control. Our providers can discuss options and help you chose the best option for you.
A mammogram is a common screening procedure that looks for cancerous cells or tumors in the breasts. These tests can identify cancerous cells up to two years before they will be noticeable in self-examinations. Mammograms generally start at age 40 but can be completed sooner in certain scenarios (strong family history of breast cancer, lump or mass found during a breast exam, etc).
Monday
8:30am – 4:30pm
Tuesday
7:30am – 3:30pm
Wed-Thurs
8:30am – 4:30pm
Friday
8:30am – 12:00pm
Sat-Sun
Closed
