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Holistic Gynecology

 
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Integrative health and wellness 


Holistic gynecology is comprehensive, personalized wellness care with a midwife. It includes things like annual exams, fertility and preconception planning, pregnancy loss and termination support, nutrition and lifestyle support, birth control counseling, lab work, testing, harmonizing menstrual cycles and connecting you with a network of providers committed to helping you achieve your goals.


Visits are comprehensive, with time for both counseling and clinical assessment.

 
 
Holistic Gynecology Services
 

Services Provided in office

  • annual well-person exams

  • PAP’s

  • STI testing

  • breast/chest exams

  • mammogram referrals

  • birth control counseling

  • specific lab work + screenings

  • preconception care

  • fertility counseling + support

  • nutritional assessment and guidance 

  • supplement + herbal support

  • community referrals

 
 
 
 
 

With a diverse set of needs, comprehensive healthcare is important for women of all ages — from annual well visits and screenings to preventive care, contraception, family planning and fertility. 


 
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Practice Philosophy

10 Moons Midwifery believes in access to appropriate healthcare providers and education around healthcare options. Seeking a more integrative model of health and wellness, we strive to maintain and strengthen networks across healthcare professions while providing expert midwifery care. Our practice is inspired by The Midwifery Model of Care™, and places informed choice, informed decision making and evidence based research first. Through sharing information and resources, and working synchronistically with clients around healthcare decisions, better outcomes are achieved.

 
 

Our services are covered by most PPO Insurance Plans

Includes a $55 processing fee

 

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