The healthcare community is experiencing a shift toward value-based care with a focus on improving patient outcomes and experience. This includes prenatal care and birth outcomes.

Are you experiencing night sweats, hot flashes, increased anxiety or irritability? These may be signs of menopause—the natural biological process in which the menstrual cycle stops.

This year, an estimated 110,070 women in the United States will be diagnosed with a gynecological cancer – the uncontrolled growth and spread of abnormal cells originating in the female reproductive organs. There are five types of gynecological cancer, including cervical and ovarian.

From pills to implants and everything in between, there are a wide variety of birth control options available. However, most methods are temporary – meaning you can start or discontinue use at any time. For women who know they do not want to have children or are confident they are finished having children, permanent birth control may be the solution.