Women Deserve the Best Care.
For more than 40 years, our team has been helping women of all ages and stages enjoy healthier, happier lives. How? By offering state-of-the-art OB-GYN services in an inviting atmosphere, all supported by a strong foundation of faith. We listen. We respect your needs. And we are ready to build a relationship that lasts. Call to schedule an appointment today.
You deserve the best in care and service. Our physicians and nurse practitioners deliver the best with advanced technology, expertise and comfort.
Moms and babies need trusted, confident care. Our team delivers with expertise, compassion and pure joy, guiding patients through high-risk pregnancies, VBACs and more.
Your reproductive health is important! Count on us for everything from annual exams and treatments to hormone evaluations and minimally invasive surgery.
Sometimes a woman’s health issue can’t wait. So we offer walk-in, same-day and next-day appointments — even if you’re not already a patient at our clinic.
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Nitrous Oxide is Now Available
Less anxiety, more comfort!
We now offer nitrous oxide for patients who would like additional support for anxiety or pain management during procedures or pelvic exams. This is the same fast-acting sedative many people have had during dental procedures. Results wear off quickly, so patients can safely drive soon after.
Pro-NoxTM is a self-administered, quick-onset pain management option, giving the patient complete control. It is "out of your system" within minutes of discontinuing, so you can regain complete mental and physical function quickly.
Possible side effects include dizziness, nausea, light-headedness and unsteadiness. Wait 10 minutes after treatment to get up or drive.
Nitrous oxide is an elective service not covered by insurance. The cost is $75, cash pay only.
Questions? Ask about nitrous oxide before your appointment or discuss with your provider today.
TREATMENT FOR BLADDER ISSUES
Urinary incontinence (UI) is the accidental loss of urine, which can be a temporary or chronic condition. It is surprisingly common – affecting more than 25 million adults in the U.S. – and can range from mild issues to severe, frequent leakage.
For women, urinary incontinence is most likely to develop during pregnancy or after childbirth, or after menopause.
Our urogynecology team – led by Dr. Kevin Breniman, board-certified urogynecologist – provides surgical and non-surgical treatment plans for bladder pain, incontinence, pelvic floor disorders and more.
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