Comprehensive care for women’s health needs and empower you to make the right choices for your body.
Our goal is to keep you healthy for every stage of your life. That’s why we offer comprehensive care that’s tailored to you. Our compassionate team of women’s health experts will listen, offer guidance, and support your unique needs. From routine checkups to the most advanced treatments and procedures, your health is our number one priority.
Gynecology isn’t just reproductive health. Our providers offer a wide range of services and can connect you to the care you need.
Breast exams and mammography
Breast MRI
Breast biopsy
Annual wellness exams
Birth control management
Menopause management
Hysterectomy
Endometriosis treatment
Pelvic organ prolapse repair
Being proactive about getting regular wellness exams and staying on top of screenings is the best way to reduce your chances of getting sick. Learn more about preventive care and make an appointment today for a check-up and to ask about any screenings you may need. Screenings may include cancer, bone health, mental health, sexual health, nutrition and wellness, vaccinations and other screenings.
Living with incontinence, cystitis, or other pelvic conditions can be painful and inconvenient. We’re here to help you get back to living life to the fullest.
Our caring urogynecologists can help restore your pelvic organ form and function. Depending on the severity of your condition, we may recommend the following options:
For more information on our services and procedures, please talk to your women’s health care provider.
Childbirth, chronic diseases, or surgery can weaken your pelvic floor and cause urogynecological disorders, including:
Intermountain now offers several prescriptions delivered to your door, without an appointment with a provider, including birth control and period pain relief options.
Taking care of your breasts through regular clinical breast exams and screenings is important to staying healthy as a woman. Starting at age 40, all women should get a yearly mammogram. If you have a high risk of breast cancer because of family history, you should talk to your doctor about getting mammograms sooner.