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Women's Care | Obstetrics, Gynecology and Midwifery: Eugene & Springfield

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Obstetrics, gynecology, reproduction and women’s health – exceptional care for women, from adolescence through menopause.

Women's Care is an independent physicians' group and midwifery center with offices in Eugene and Springfield, Oregon

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Women's health services

Expecting a Baby?

• pregnancy
• labor
• postpartum

Gynecology

• annual exams
• contraception
• menopause

Midwifery

• meet our certified midwives
• breastfeeding
• lactation consultant

Locations

Eugene office

Womens Care Eugene Office

590 Country Club Parkway, Suite B

Eugene, OR 97401

For appointment, call ...

(541) 686-2922

Springfield office

Womens Care Springfield Office

3100 Martin Luther King Jr. Parkway

Springfield, OR 97477

For appointment, call ...

(541) 868-9700

Additional services

Continence & Prolapse

Supportive care for women dealing with incontinence or pelvic floor problems.

Fertility Center

If you have not been lucky enough to conceive quickly, we are here to help.

Maternal-Fetal Medicine

For patients with complications in pregnancy.

What our patients say

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Knowledge is power

Upcoming Classes

  • Childbirth Class, July 6, 2022
  • Breastfeeding Class, July 14, 2022
  • Newborn Baby Care Class, July 21, 2022
  • Childbirth Class, August 2, 2022

All classes & tours

Going into Labor?

Here’s what to do next!

Nutrition & Pregnancy

What to eat and what not to eat

Postpartum

After you get home with your baby: Some notes and advice

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All You Need to Know About Menstruation. Period.

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Courtney Robinson was new to the milk donor world when she delivered her first child, Paxton, six years ago. Paxton lived his first week of life in the NICU, and that is when Robinson discovered the world of milk donations. Today, Robinson no longer needs … Read more

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