Women’s Health and Newborn Services

Med Center Health has welcomed new babies to Southcentral Kentucky since 1926. But that’s just one small part of what we do to help women stay healthy and happy. We’re close to home to provide expert, compassionate care.

Gynecologic Oncologists

Certified Nurse Midwives

Caring for Women at all stages

Women’s Health – For Every Stage of Life

Women’s health needs are unique. And it’s important to find a healthcare provider who understands that. No matter where you are in life, and what challenge you’re facing, we’ll help you find the best path forward.

We offer a complete range of women’s health services from obstetrics to adult and adolescent gynecological care at Women’s Health Specialists. No matter what your situation, our experienced, compassionate staff will put you at ease as they help you find a treatment plan that’s right for you.

When gynecological surgery is required, we have access to the da Vinci Robotic Surgical System for a minimally-invasive procedure that results in less pain, fewer complications, a shorter hospital stay, and smaller incisions for less scarring.

If you need the care of a gynecologic oncologist, UK HealthCare physicians see patients at Women’s Health Specialists to diagnose and treat a variety of cancers in women close to home.

For high-risk pregnancies, The Medical Center at Bowling Green has access to maternal-fetal medicine and specialized care through Norton Children’s Services and The Perinatal Group. This includes specialized care for women carrying multiples or facing challenges such as premature labor, maternal hypertension, gestational diabetes and more.

We also take part in “Healthy Babies Are Worth The Wait,” a March of Dimes program designed to prevent premature births and promote healthy outcomes. By working with doctors and educating the public, we successfully reduced the rate of early elective deliveries to less than the national average (1.5%).

Learn more about how we care for women in every stage of life.

WOMEN’S HEALTH TREATMENTS AND SERVICES

Learn more about Med Center Health’s wide range of approaches to treatments and services for women.

Managing and Treating Menopause

Menopause is a normal part of aging for women. Menopause is not a disease or disorder, but it can have a large effect on your life.

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A Healthy Lifestyle Reduces Breast Cancer Risk

Breast cancer, like many other cancers, can have a variety of risk factors. There are steps you can take to reduce your risk of breast cancer or to catch breast cancer at an earlier and more treatable stage.

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Opening the doors to women’s care through every stage of life

When it comes to women’s health, it’s important to find healthcare providers who understand a woman’s unique journey and who can care for you through all of life’s stages. Whether a teenager making an appointment with an OB/GYN for the first time, a mother with her baby in the NICU, or an elder woman being screened for cancer, you want to have all the resources you need close to home.

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Women, take care of your hearts!

Women have tremendous power to prevent heart disease. By learning your own personal risk factors and by making healthy lifestyle changes such as improving your diet, or increasing your physical activity, you can greatly reduce your risk of developing heart-related problems.

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Self-awareness the best defense against breast cancer

In recent years, health professionals have urged women to be “self-aware” when it comes to preventing breast cancer. Being self-aware means knowing how your breasts normally look and feel. If you are self-aware, you can notice early on when something isn’t quite right.

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Time for some girl talk

Women in their 20s and 30s have a lot of demands on them. Making sure your physical health is under control is the best way to handle the demands made of you every day. If you think you feel pretty good so you don’t need a doctor, consider that many chronic illnesses – such as high blood pressure – begin with little or no symptoms.

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