Azalea Health Services

Azalea Health Services At Azalea Health Services we provide comprehensive gyn healthcare; Our goal is to empower and educate women about their health and well-being.
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Please note that prenatal services are not available. Welcome to Azalea Health where we provide quality women's healthcare in Trinidad, including preventive medical care, nutritional needs, and health education. At Azalea Health our goal is to empower and educate women about their sexual health and well-being. We do not provide prenatal care services. Schedule your appointment today.

✨ National Acne Positivity Day ✨Today reminds us to let go of the stigma around acne and love ourselves just as we are. ...
01/09/2025

✨ National Acne Positivity Day ✨

Today reminds us to let go of the stigma around acne and love ourselves just as we are. Our skin may sometimes make us feel vulnerable, but it doesn’t define us. Acne can be frustrating, yes—but it’s just another challenge we can overcome. 💪🏾

Here’s how you can observe Acne Positivity Day:
💖 Put your best face forward, bare and natural or full glam, whichever feels good for you.
📸 Share your skin journey with confidence, both the struggles and the wins.
🤲🏾 Celebrate your friends who radiate skin positivity (we love our Acne Positivists!).
🌟 Most importantly, embrace every blemish, every pimple, every mark—because your skin tells your unique story.

Today, let’s celebrate our skin with love, confidence, and pride. 💕

✨ The West Indian Day Parade is one of NYC’s biggest celebrations of Caribbean culture! Every year, Brooklyn’s Eastern P...
01/09/2025

✨ The West Indian Day Parade is one of NYC’s biggest celebrations of Caribbean culture! Every year, Brooklyn’s Eastern Parkway comes alive with vibrant costumes, music, dancing, and floats. With over a million people joining in, it’s an all-day parade that feels like pure joy, pride, and island vibes. 🌺🎶💃🏽

To those celebrating, take a wine for us, enjoy, and be safe!

International Overdose Awareness Day is observed every year on August 31 to shine a light on a crisis that affects famil...
31/08/2025

International Overdose Awareness Day is observed every year on August 31 to shine a light on a crisis that affects families and communities worldwide. This day reminds us that overdose is preventable—and together, we can take action to save lives. 💜

It’s not just about raising awareness, but also about breaking the stigma. Overdose prevention solutions exist, and everyone deserves access to compassionate care, support, and dignity.

Let’s stand together to honor lives lost, support those who grieve, and push for a future where fewer families are impacted.

✨On August 31st, 1962, Trinidad and Tobago proudly gained independence from Great Britain. At the stroke of midnight, th...
31/08/2025

✨On August 31st, 1962, Trinidad and Tobago proudly gained independence from Great Britain. At the stroke of midnight, the Union Jack was lowered, and our red, white, and black flag was raised for the very first time—bells rang, sirens echoed, and a new nation was born.

It’s more than just a holiday, it’s a celebration of our history, our people, and our vibrant spirit. ❤️🖤🤍

World Cancer Support Month is observed every August as a time to stand together in love, strength, and support for anyon...
30/08/2025

World Cancer Support Month is observed every August as a time to stand together in love, strength, and support for anyone affected by cancer. It’s about reminding ourselves that no one has to face this journey alone—whether you’re a patient, survivor, caregiver, or family member.

This month is about raising awareness, breaking the stigma, and creating safe spaces for open conversations. It’s also a reminder of the importance of compassion—supporting not only the physical but also the emotional and mental well-being of those impacted.

Together, we can spread hope, strength, and healing. 💜

Sometimes “fitting in” holds us back from truly shining. 💫 This powerful reminder from Maya Angelou encourages us to emb...
24/08/2025

Sometimes “fitting in” holds us back from truly shining. 💫 This powerful reminder from Maya Angelou encourages us to embrace our uniqueness and step into our full potential. You don’t have to be “normal” — you just have to be YOU. 🌸✨

World Mosquito Day is a reminder that mosquitoes aren’t just annoying—they can spread dangerous diseases like malaria. E...
20/08/2025

World Mosquito Day is a reminder that mosquitoes aren’t just annoying—they can spread dangerous diseases like malaria. Each year on this day, we also honor Sir Ronald Ross, the doctor who discovered in 1897 that mosquitoes transmit malaria. His work changed the fight against one of the world’s deadliest killers. 🌍✨

It’s the perfect time to learn, stay protected, and spread awareness about mosquito-borne illnesses.

✨ Ever questioned if your vaginal discharge is normal, or felt unsure about a bump or smell "down there"? You’re not alo...
18/08/2025

✨ Ever questioned if your vaginal discharge is normal, or felt unsure about a bump or smell "down there"? You’re not alone.
In this episode of You Asked Doc About…, Dr. Shevon Joseph breaks it all down—what’s normal, what’s not, and when it’s time to see a provider. Let’s take the awkwardness out of the conversation and give you the answers you deserve.

📅 Date: Monday, August 25
⏰Time: 7 PM
📍 Streaming on YouTube
📢 Don’t forget to subscribe to our channel so you never miss an update!

Breast cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related deaths among women in T&T. While fewer women here are diagnosed com...
18/08/2025

Breast cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related deaths among women in T&T. While fewer women here are diagnosed compared to the US, the risk of dying is much higher. 💗

On World Breast Cancer Research Day, we’re reminded that local research and innovation are key to saving lives. Caribbean doctors, researchers, and advocacy groups are making strides — but there’s still more to do. Together, we can support better care and brighter futures for women in our region. 🌸

Putting yourself first isn’t selfish—it’s necessary. 💕 When you prioritize your health, your peace, and your happiness, ...
17/08/2025

Putting yourself first isn’t selfish—it’s necessary. 💕 When you prioritize your health, your peace, and your happiness, you’re protecting your future self. Remember, you can’t pour from an empty cup. 🌸

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68 Rosalino Street
Woodbrook

Opening Hours

Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 10:00 - 16:00

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https://linktr.ee/azaleahealthtt/

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Welcome to Azalea Health where we provide quality obstetric and gynecological healthcare in Trinidad, including preventive medical care, nutritional needs, and health education. At Azalea Health our goal is to empower and educate women about their sexual health and well-being. Learn our prices & services then schedule your appointment online today at http://azaleahealthtt.com/conditionstreated

At Azalea Health we understand the importance and complications with growing your family, our dedicated team brings a wealth of expertise to Trinidad, in childbirth, pregnancy, family planning and the woman’s reproductive system.

We will play a pivotal role in educating women at any age about their bodies, your first visit with our gynecologist in Trinidad, will empower you to take control of your sexual health.

Dr. Joseph has been dedicated to women’s health care for all of her career providing prenatal and postpartum care, genetic counseling, general gynecological exams, treatment of conditions such as menstrual problems, cervical dysplasia, cancer screenings, family planning and geriatric care to women of various cultural backgrounds. Her greatest reward comes from caring for her patients. She has dedicated herself to improving the lives of women by providing comprehensive, compassionate, and evidenced based care. Her genuine bedside manner and ability to communicate with patients places her patients at ease and empowers them to make educated decisions about their healthcare.