Women's care

Whether you are experiencing depression and anxiety or need help managing a chronic mental health condition, we can help. We provide comprehensive behavioral health services, including postpartum depression support.

Breast care is an essential component of a woman's well-being. This is why our women's care centers provide comprehensive breast health services, ranging from mammograms to biopsies. If breast cancer is detected, our family of hospitals provides expert care and support throughout your journey to recovery.

We provide comprehensive gynecology services. Our gynecologists have the expertise and resources to treat a variety of gynecologic conditions, from gynecologic infections to urinary incontinence.

Gynecologic surgery

If gynecologic surgery is necessary, we can often use minimally invasive techniques, such as robotic surgery. Robot-assisted surgery provides your surgeon extreme precision—while operating through tiny incisions—which is ideal for delicate areas, such as the pelvis.

Our fertility specialists provide a variety of services to help couples facing infertility. They work with you to diagnose the cause of infertility so they can recommend the most effective infertility treatments to increase your chances of conception.

Our hospitals provide midwifery services from certified nurse midwives (CNMs). A CNM is trained in both nursing and midwifery and can assist you with many women's health needs, including pregnancy and primary care.

At our hospital-based birth centers, you will find experienced women's care specialists and a full range of maternity services. Our goal is to help you stay healthy during pregnancy, prepare for childbirth and plan the birth experience you desire. To do this, we offer comprehensive prenatal care services, including high-risk pregnancy care and childbirth education classes.

When it's time for labor and delivery, our birth centers welcome you with spacious birthing suites equipped for a variety of childbirth options. We offer pain management options for both medicated and non-medicated births, and we support your birth plan while keeping you and baby safe.

If your baby needs additional support and monitoring after delivery, our hospitals have neonatal intensive care units (NICUs ) within their birth centers. These units are staffed 24/7 with neonatal teams highly trained to care for premature and ill newborns.

Postpartum care

We know your hard work doesn't stop after you give birth, and neither does ours. We provide compassionate postpartum care and support to you throughout your hospital stay with us. Our teams want to help make your post-delivery experience as joyful and smooth as possible and they are available to answer any questions you may have.

Pelvic floor physical therapy involves a physical therapist creating a personalized therapy plan to strengthen your pelvic floor. The pelvic floor is a group of muscles that works together to support your pelvic organs. By helping you strengthen this area, our physical therapists can help with bowel incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, pelvic pain and other conditions.