Women's Care of the Commonwealth

12/18/2025

Women’s Care of the Commonwealth staff enjoyed a day of early celebration and an ugly Christmas sweater competition! We wish all our patients and friends a very Merry Christmas!!

09/04/2025

💜 September is Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month 💜

Every year, thousands of women are affected by cancers of the reproductive system, including:
• Cervical
• Ovarian
• Uterine (endometrial)
• Vaginal
• Vulvar

✨ Early detection can save lives. Knowing your body, keeping up with routine exams, and talking with your provider about any changes or concerns are powerful steps in protecting your health.

This month, we encourage all women to:
✔️ Stay up to date on annual well-woman visits
✔️ Know the symptoms of gynecologic cancers
✔️ Share awareness with loved ones

Together, we can shine a light on women’s health and support prevention, early diagnosis, and treatment. 💜

09/01/2025

05/15/2025

We’re about to hit refresh in a big way!

We’re reimagining the way you connect with your care — from a fresh new look to a more intuitive website experience. Our commitment to trusted care stays the same but how you access it is about to get even better.

✨ Stay tuned as we evolve, with you at the center of every click, scroll, and connection.

05/01/2025

🌟 Join our team at Women’s Care of the Commonwealth in Danville, KY! 🌟

We’re currently hiring for a Front Desk/Clerical position — a rewarding opportunity to support women’s health and make a difference in your community every day.

If you're passionate about compassionate care and exceptional service, we’d love to hear from you! Apply now:

Cumberland Family Medical Center, Women's Care OB/GYN

04/02/2025

Women's Care of the Commonwealth wears blue today to bring awareness to World Autism Awareness Day 🧩

03/30/2025

03/21/2025

Women's Care of the Commonwealth proudly joins in to ROCK YOUR SOCKS!
World-wide March 21st is the recognized as a day to celebrate individuals all around the world with Down Syndrome by wearing brightly colored, mismatched socks.
March 21st is symbolic because people with Down syndrome have three copies of their 21st chromosome. Socks were chosen the karotype of Down syndrome actually looks like mismatched socks!