Reproductive Health

Reproductive healthcare includes the preventive, diagnostic, and treatment services that support your reproductive and gynecologic health. This may include annual exams, birth control counseling, family planning, fertility evaluations, pregnancy care, menopause management, and more.

Most patients should have their first gynecology visit between the ages of 13 and 15, or sooner if they have questions or concerns about puberty, menstrual cycles, or reproductive health.

Family planning helps you make informed decisions about if and when you'd like to have children. Your provider can discuss contraception, preconception health, fertility concerns, and pregnancy planning based on your personal goals.

Most women should have a wellness exam once a year. Regular visits allow your provider to monitor your reproductive health, recommend appropriate screenings, and address any changes or concerns early.

Yes. Reproductive healthcare continues well beyond your childbearing years. Your provider can help manage menopausal symptoms, recommend preventive screenings, and support your health and well-being through every stage of life.