Seton Women’s Center

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As a woman, you have different health needs at every stage of your life. Our providers are dedicated to providing a range of services to meet these ongoing needs. From your yearly check-up to maternity care and menopause treatments, we are here to support you at each and every stage.

Services include:

Follow up appointment – A routine examination of a patient after medical or surgical treatment.

Office visit - Needs an appointment for specific symptoms, often times this is a sick visit.

Well women exams - A routine examination, can be an adult physical, focusing on healthcare designed specifically for women.

Referrals to specialists who are among the nation’s best.

At some of our locations, residents are part of your care team. Residents are doctors who work alongside our obstetric-gynecologic faculty to complete three years of training in treating patients.

We provide a full range of healthcare services, including:

Annual wellness examinations and first appointments for girls and teens.

Screenings for cervical cancer, ovarian cancer, and uterine cancer to keep you healthy.

Evaluation and treatment of urinary incontinence, as well as gynecologic surgeries for hysterectomies, bladder suspensions, and laparoscopy.

Diagnosis and treatment of endometriosis, uterine fibroids, ovarian cysts, and polycystic ovarian syndrome.

Treatment of abnormal menstrual bleeding and pelvic pain.

Personalized counseling for maintaining a healthy lifestyle during menopause.

Depending on your overall health and whether there are complications, the frequency of your prenatal visits may be different than this typical schedule:

Weeks 4 to 28: You’ll visit your doctor or midwife once a month.

Weeks 28 to 36: Get ready for twice-monthly visits.

Weeks 36 to delivery: You’re coming around to full term and will have weekly appointments.

Referrals, as necessary, to specialists who are among the nation’s best.

If you’ve been living with urinary leakage, overactive bladder or another urogynecologic disorder, you know these conditions can affect your daily life along with causing pain, discomfort and social anxiety. Help is available. Our specialists will address your symptoms and get you back to living your life to the fullest.

Childbirth, chronic diseases or surgery can weaken your pelvic floor and cause urogynecologic disorders, including:

Incontinence

Prolapse

Cystocele

Emptying disorders, including constipation

Pelvic discomfort

Overactive bladder

We restore the form and function of the pelvic organs through advanced surgical services and procedures. Depending on the severity of the condition, our experts may recommend the following options:

Physical therapy

Medications

Biofeedback (pelvic floor muscle retraining)

Nerve modulation (stimulation of nerves that control the bladder)

Pelvic floor reconstruction, including minimally invasive treatments such as robotic surgery.

If it’s flu season, or if you’re behind on vaccinations, you may be offered a:

Flu vaccine from October through March.

Tdap vaccine, which protects against tetanus, diphtheria and whooping cough (pertussis). Pertussis is dangerous for babies and is usually passed to them by their parents.

At some of our locations, residents are part of your care team. Residents are doctors who work alongside our obstetric-gynecologic faculty to complete three years of training in treating patients.