Prolapse: A Common Problem
Written By: Mary Powell, MD/OB/GYN Pelvic organ prolapse is a common condition that affects many women. It is estimated 1 out of 4 women...
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Birth Control, What Are The Options
Written By: Kolby Wade, CNM It can be overwhelming to decide on a type of birth control. There are so many options that are used in many...
Cesarean Sections, What to Expect
Written By: Alyssa Emo DO/OB/GYN Having a scheduled cesarean section? Here's what you can expect. You will arrive to the hospital about 2...
Menopause, what is it? when is it?
Written By: Kolby Wade, CNM What is it? Menopause occurs in various ways, the most common being natural menopause. Natural menopause...
PCPs and WH Providers
Written By: Elizabeth Oler, MD/OB/GYN If you’re confused, you’re not alone! Many women aren’t sure how their gynecologist or midwife...
Prenatal Labs
Written By: Elizabeth Oler, MD/OB/GYN Do you really need this much blood?! Labs during pregnancy Many women are surprised by how many...
Uterine Fibroids
Written By: Mary Powell, MD/OB/GYN Uterine fibroids are a common gynecologic condition that many women will experience during their...
Breastfeeding and Pumping is Hard, But Rewarding
Written By: Alyssa Emo, OB/GYN For patients that are considering breast feeding or exclusively pumping, picking out the right breast...
The Bestie Bag
Written By: Stacie Hanna, CNM I was inspired to make the ‘Bestie Bag’ when my oldest daughter came home from school in the 5th grade,...
The Evergreen Women's Health Team
Here at Evergreen Women's Health, we have three types of obstetric/gynecologic providers. Each of us are independent practitioners that...
Preconception
For patients that are interested in conceiving, a preconception visit with an obstetrical provider is an excellent way to help achieve...
Teamwork makes the dream work.
Evergreen Women’s Health is unique among medical practices in its design.
What to Expect at Your OB Visits
Most people don’t know what to expect when it comes to prenatal visits. I’ll try to break down the most important aspects so you know what's
Confessions of a Working Mom
Empathy is a requirement in the medical field. As a mom, it is more of a luxury. Written By: Jenniffer Estrada When you work in the...
Making Yourself a Priority
“I wish I would have come in sooner”, It's time to make yourself a priority, ladies... read more.
Menopause and Vulvovaginal Atrophy
Some of the most common issues we encounter in Women’s Health are the changes in your body, and in particular your vagina, that happen...
Demystifying Urinary Incontinence
Urinary incontinence is a tough, embarrassing, and frustrating health problem to face for many women. Dr. Oler shares ways to get help.
Surgery Scheduling
Our staff is committed to serving our patients with the highest regard to meeting all their needs. Let me share with you what to expect when
Will this pregnancy ever end?
All pregnancies end... at least humans don’t have to endure 22 months of pregnancy like many elephants! Written By: Dr. Mary Powell At...
Certified Clinical Medical Assistant – What’s your superpower?
Working as a Medical Assistant is the best job, it is challenging, rewarding, and every day is different from the last. There are many...
Got Milk? Breastmilk, That Is...
Let’s break breastmilk down and take a look at what makes it one of a kind.
What's Involved at an Ultrasound Appointment?
Sonographers have the exciting job of examining your baby throughout the gestational period. Find out what all is involved.
My RN is My Women's Health Advocate
Nurses are licensed health-care professionals who collaborate with teams to plan for patient care. Melissa Reppenhagen, RN.
The Rewards of Working at Evergreen Women's Health
Being a receptionist in Women’s Health is a little different than your typical front desk position. Find out what makes it so rewarding...
Painful Periods
Up to 15% of women will miss out on work or school due to the severity of pain associated with their period.
Long-Acting Reversible Contraception (LARC)
What is a LARC? LARC stands for Long-Acting Reversible Contraception. These are forms of birth control that are very effective and can...
Bacterial Vaginosis: The Most Common Vaginal Infection
Bacterial vaginosis (BV) is the most common condition of the vagina. There are some things that may put you at increased risk.
Vaccines in Pregnancy (and Beyond)
Vaccines in Pregnancy and beyond. We will help you understand the truth about risks and benefits of things that seem scary and unknown.
Is it Time to Have a Baby?
If you are ready to have a baby or even just beginning to think about it, one of the first steps you should take is to make an appointment.
To Screen or Not To Screen, That is Thy Question.
We are here to give you the facts so that you can make the right decision for your pregnancy – for genetic screening and beyond!
Let's Talk Paps!
Dr. Mary Powell discusses the what, how, when, and why of pap smears. What is a pap? A pap is a screening test for cervical cancer that...
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