How do I contact balanced well health center?
Patients and non-patients can now call or text 201-701-1702 to get more information. Balanced Well Health Center is an integrated medical practice where we use the techniques and talents of multiple disciplines and combine them into a program to relieve pain and gain function.
What is balanced care for women?
From sharing the joy and elation of a baby’s birth to the concern and disquiet of a patient’s illness, Balanced Care for Women works with our patients to improve the obstetrics and gynecology fields as we educate, treat, support, and give women exactly what they need when it comes to their health.
What issues does balance women’s health address?
These include issues of safety for patients or other individuals and the abuse or neglect of a child or vulnerable adult. Balance Women’s Health accepts payment from several insurance companies.
Why choose balanced well health center?
I would recommend Balanced Well Health Center to all looking for a more balance, healthy life, less dependent on prescription drugs and more in tune with your body’s own natural ability to heal itself with informed guidance.” “Everyone at Balanced Well Health Center shares and projects warmth and caring philosophy.
Laura A. Baalmann, MD, FACOG
Dr. Baalmann joined Balanced Care for Women in 1996. Dr. Baalmann was born in Morgantown, West Virginia and was raised in St. Louis. She attended medical school at the University of Missouri-Kansas City and graduated in 1992. Dr. Baalmann completed her residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology at Truman Medical Center and St.
Holly Hiroko Kodner, MD, FACOG
Dr. Kodner joined Balanced Care for Women in 2005. Dr. Kodner was born in Fukuoka City, Japan, and grew up in the St. Louis metropolitan area. Dr. Kodner attended the University of Missouri Kansas City’s Six-Year Combined Baccalaureate/MD program. After graduating medical school in 2001, Dr.
Donna N. Senciboy, DO, MHA, FACOOG
Dr. Senciboy joined Balanced Care for Women in 2012. Dr. Senciboy was raised in a small town in Southeast Missouri. Dr. Senciboy graduated from the University of Missouri-Columbia with a degree in biological science and a Masters in Health Administration. Dr. Senciboy then studied medicine at A.T.
Why is a medical practice confidential?
We have created a practice that is confidential and discrete in order to meet the special privacy needs of our patients. Your personal health information and communications are held in the strictest of confidence. We follow and often exceed the mandates of state and federal law (HIPAA) as well as professional ethics standards regarding patient confidentiality. These laws and regulations are designed to create a safe environment for patients to openly discuss sensitive issues. There are circumstances in which we are mandated by law to report. These include issues of safety for patients or other individuals and the abuse or neglect of a child or vulnerable adult.
Does Balance Women's Health accept insurance?
Balance Women’s Health accepts payment from several insurance companies . We are currently in the process of negotiating contracts and will continually assess our contracting options to provide the best possible care for our patients.
