Pregnancy

Having a baby is a very special event, especially with the comfort of knowing you are in expert hands.  We’re here to answer your questions, to help you understand the changes you body will be going through, and to prepare for the big event by knowing what to expect during and after the delivery.

Infertility

For couples experiencing difficulty conceiving, we provide a personalized and confidential consultation and an infertility work-up that can be the first step in achieving pregnancy.

Ultrasounds

Click here for more information on our new GE 4-D ultrasound machine.

Contraception

Thanks to advances in medical research and technology, we are able to offer a comprehensive range of birth control methods and counseling to our patients in their childbearing years. 4d.html

Menopause

Thanks to advanced medical research, we know much more today about this normal phase of every woman’s life and can provide exactly the kind of therapies, medications and counseling to help you cope with the natural changes your body will go through.

Incontinence

Urinary incontinence affects three out of five women.  New techniques and treatment options allow many women to correct the problem without surgery.  Fortunately, there is more open discussion about this potentially embarrassing problem today, and we encourage you to discuss this with your doctor if you begin to experience difficulty with bladder control.

Mammography

A mammogram is one of the most important things women over the age of 35 can do to protect their health.  We offer a special mammography suite right in our offices that provides a superior image while maintaining the lowest possible dose of radiation.  Our facility has earned accreditation by the American College of Radiology.

Regular Check-Ups

Although many women see a doctor only when they are sick, you should visit your physician on a regular basis to take advantage of the many sophisticated tests for the early diagnosis of potentially life-threatening cancers that affect women.  Annual gynecological exams continue to be an important way to preserve and protect your health, for young women in their late teen years as well as for women who have undergone hysterectomy or are post-menopausal.

Laser and Laparoscopic Procedures -- In addition to conventional surgical procedures, the doctors are experienced in the new, minimally invasive surgical techniques that use lasers and special scopes and instruments.  These new methods allow patients to recover faster, experience less postoperative discomfort and less scaring, and have a shorter hospital stay.

Endometrial ablation -- For women whose monthly menstrual cycle significantly interferes with the activities of daily life, the doctors are trained to perform this outpatient procedure to lessen or eliminate the bleeding. Endometrial ablation can be an alternative to hysterectomy for many women.

 UPDATED Jan 20 , 2002