Women’s Health
At The Health Center, women have the benefit of a primary care provider that works intimately with their gynecologist and other specialists within the practice for a holistic and comprehensive care experience.
Gynecology
Breast health/screening
Family planning
Hormone replacement therapy
Endometriosis
Cysts and polyps
Management of abnormal pap smears/colposcopies
Contraception and IUD placement
Gynecologic surgery
Pelvic pain
Fibroids
Uterine anomalies
Abnormal bleeding
Asherman’s Syndrome
Primary Care
Annual exams
Executive physical
STI screenings
Birth control counseling
UTI management
Routine breast exams
Menopause
Genetic carrier screening
Thyroid analysis
Cognition & impacts from drop in estrogen
Bone health/osteoporosis
Sleep counseling
Physical Therapy
Pelvic floor therapy
Pre/Post Natal care
Urinary Incontinence
Psychology
Peripartum depression
Menopausal mood changes
IBS and stress
Dermatology
Aging and dark spots
Wrinkles
Botox
Skin cancer screenings
Gynecology
Breast health/screening
Family planning
Hormone replacement therapy
Endometriosis
Cysts and polyps
Management of abnormal pap smears/colposcopies
Contraception and IUD placement
Gynecologic surgery
Pelvic pain
Fibroids
Uterine anomalies
Abnormal bleeding
Asherman’s Syndrome
Primary Care
Annual exams
Executive physical
STI screenings
Birth control counseling
UTI management
Routine breast exams
Menopause
Genetic carrier screening
Thyroid analysis
Cognition & impacts from drop in estrogen
Bone health/osteoporosis
Sleep counseling
Physical Therapy
Pelvic floor therapy
Pre/Post Natal care
Urinary Incontinence
Psychology
Peripartum depression
Menopausal mood changes
IBS and stress
Dermatology
Aging and dark spots
Wrinkles
Botox
Skin cancer screenings
Meet our Gynecologists
Nina Yoo, MD
Gynecologist
Diana Ho, MD
Gynecologist
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Advice from our Providers
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