Women’s Health Education

Pap test detects cervical cell changes before they become cancer.

Current guideline:

Ages 21-29: Pap test every 3 years

Ages 30-65: Pap test every 3-5 years, depending on testing type and history

Screening recommendations may vary based on personal history, prior results and risk factors.

Based on the CDC

Choosing contraception is a personal decision and should align with your health history and lifestyle.

We provide counseling on:

• birth control pills, patch and the ring

• cycle regulation and hormonal balance with conditions such as PCOS & Peri/Menopause

Recommendations follow the CDC Medical Eligibility Criteria to ensure safe, evidence-based care

Based on the CDC

Routine STI screening is an important part of preventive women’s health, even without symptoms.

Screening may include:

• Chlamydia and Gonorrhea testing

• HIV screening

• Syphilis testing when indicated

• Trichomonas

Testing recommendations follow CDC for guidance and are based on age, sexual activity, and individual risk factors.

Based on ACOG

Hormonal changes during perimenopause and menopause can impact overall well-being.

Care may include discussion of:

• Irregular cycles and hormonal shifts

• Hot flashes, sleep changes, mood symptoms, vaginal dryness and bladder spasms

• Bone and cardiovascular health

Management is individualized and guided by ACOG recommendations