We are very pleased to offer two nonincisional in-office procedures that were previously only available in a hospital or surgery center location.

Your Period doesn't have to be a sentence.

We now offer an office based therapy for the treatment of excessive menstrual bleeding. The procedure known as Hydro ThermAblator (HTA) is performed in the comfort of our offices without the need for use of general anesthesia. It is fast, safe, cost effective and has a very high patient satisfaction rate. Most women return to normal activities within 24 hours. Call our office to see if HTA is the right treatment for you.

An innovation in permanent Birth Control.

Are you considering permanent birth control options such as tubal ligation or vasectomy?  Essure, a revolutionary nonincisional permanent birth control method is now available as an office based procedure. Essure is fast, easy and effective. It requires no incisions, can be performed without general anesthesia and recovery is quick. Essure does not involve the use of hormones and has been 99.8% successful in preventing pregnancy. When you're sure, Essure.

Our Web site provides a number of services to you including information about a host of women's health issues,and of course pregnancy. Through our Healthy Mom Club you have the ability to create your own Web page in a secure environment. Using this page you can post pictures of your ultrasound if you are pregnant or photos of your newborn baby. Then you can share your Web page with your friends and family.

Human Paillomavirus(HPV) Vaccine

HPV is a very comman virus. It is estimated that as many as 20 million people in the United States have this virus. There are many different types of HPV virus; some cause no harm. Others cause diseases of the genital area. A vaccine is now available that protects against the two types of HPV that cause the most cases of cervical cancer and the two types that cause the most cases of genital warts. The vaccine triggers a womens immune system to fight off these viruses if she is exposed. The vaccine is given to young women between the ages of 9 and 26.

For more information about HPV and its prevention, talk to any of the health care providers in our offices.They will help you to decide if you or your child should receive the vaccine. You can also get helpful information on line at www.gardasil.com.  

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