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Having a baby after the age of 35 is becoming more popular as women are prioritizing education and relationships and thinking about having children later. It is important to know that pregnancy after the age of 35 can be healthy and normal. The Women’s Care team is here at any stage … Read more

It is normal to have some nervousness about your first gynecology appointment. The Women’s Care team is here to provide some information on what to expect and help guide you through the process. How to Prepare  The appropriate age for the first gynecology appointment may vary according to a person’s needs; … Read more

At Women’s Care, we take breast health very seriously. One in eight women in the United States will develop breast cancer by the time they turn 75 years old. This staggering statistic is one of the main reasons breast health is important to us. Mammograms, … Read more

A menstrual cycle begins when a woman enters puberty. During puberty, your brain signals your body to start producing hormones that prepare your body for a possible pregnancy. Menstruation, or your period, is what occurs at the end of a menstrual cycle unless you become … Read more

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

A postpartum checkup is a visit with your physician or midwife after having a baby to ensure you are recovering well from pregnancy and birth. This is an important part of the fourth trimester for long-term health and well-being. A postpartum checkup should happen 3-6 … Read more

Menopause often sparks questions for women about their health. While most people have heard of menopause, there are actually three stages of menopause. We are here to walk you through what each of these stages entails along with how the team at Women’s Care can … Read more

Women’s Care is excited to welcome two new midwives, Kate & Madison, to our team. As we start the New Year, we are excited to grow and continue serving our community with the expertise and care that gave us our name. Women’s Care is here … Read more

What is the Fourth Trimester? Postpartum health for new moms, now commonly referred to as the fourth trimester, is just as important as the other trimesters in making sure that both baby and mom are doing well. Filling out a Fourth Trimester Plan to identify your … Read more

It may seem obvious, but nutrition is one of the most important aspects to consider during pregnancy. Good nutrition and eating well will give you the strength you need to meet the heavy demands of your body while giving your baby what they need to … Read more