What is women’s integrated health care?
Women’s Integrated Health Care offers a variety of gynecologic services including well woman care, infertility treatment, vulvadynia treatment, ambulatory and inpatient gynecologic surgery and comprehensive obstetric care from preconception counseling, to delivery to postpartum services.
What are the services provided by women’s health care?
These services include well-woman care, infertility treatment, vulvodynia treatment, ambulatory and inpatient gynecological surgery, and comprehensive obstetric care – from preconception counseling to delivery and postpartum treatments. Why is women’s health care so important?
What are the benefits of integrated health care?
This coordinated care improves access to health services and quality of care, and reduces overall health care costs. People get the care they need when they need it, in a more convenient way, and with more support for emotional wellbeing as well as physical health. What is an integrated health care system?
Who are the people involved in an integrated health care system?
Our system is completely integrated clinically and operationally, with services delivered by a diverse group of health professionals, including physicians, nurses, and psychologists, depending on your needs. What are some examples of integrated health care systems?
Our Team
Please allow this to advise Dr. Keith Heslinger, M.D. has left Women’s Integrated Health. Our family of dedicated professionals, Dr. Thomas Wright, Dr. Martin Lapa and Dr.
Michelle Keeley, MD, ABOG
Please allow this to advise Dr. Keith Heslinger, M.D. has left Women’s Integrated Health. Our family of dedicated professionals, Dr. Thomas Wright, Dr. Martin Lapa and Dr.
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