Newbridge & Portlaoise Womens Health Clinics empowers women to lead healthy lives from teenage to elder years, by providing compassionate, understanding and expert health advice and services in areas such as family planning, pregnancy and menopause. “It is health that is real wealth and not pieces of gold and silver”
Mohandas Gandhi
Dr Sahar, OBY/GY, at the Womens Health & Family Planning Clinics in Newbridge & Portlaoise provides counselling, medical care services and family planning guidance for women in Laois & Kildare. Women’s health is unique in many ways to general health practice and we encourage women to take and enjoy the responsibility of looking after their own health. The expertise and experience gained by Dr Sahar guiding many women through their first experience with contraception, their first pregnancy, their journeys with menopause and providing caring cancer screenings has made the Womens Health Clinics one of the most trusted places to go for compassionate advice and medical services for elder, working, family and younger women. Working in the department of obstetrics and gynaecology in a number of prominent Irish hospitals Dr Sahar holds her membership in Obstetrics Gynaecology from the Royal College of Obstetricians in the UK. Dr Sahar also holds a masters degree in women’s health from the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland. It is Dr Sahar's compassionate and caring approach which puts her patients at ease backed by her wealth of educational and practical experience that ensures patients choose our women's health care clinics every time. Dr Sahar is joined in Portlaoise by Dr. Roohina Haroon who has been in Ireland for 15 years and has her membership from ROCG and has worked in various hospitals in Ireland. Dr Sahar presents Health Educational Programmes for Senior Women’s Groups, Public Employers of Women, Community Groups and Second Level Schools that raises the awareness and importance of women empowering themselves with informed choices for their own health. The key presentation on a range of subjects is followed by an Question and Answers session and an engaging open discussion to discuss the value of differing approaches to women’s health services. These health programmes can be a 2 hour session or a weekly hour session over 6 weeks.
