Women's Health CT

07/25/2025

Once you become pregnant, there’s no shortage of decisions you'll need to make: choosing the best name, deciding on which “essential” baby items you'll need, and putting together your birth plan. Did you know you also have a choice in your medical provider?

Midwifery is one approach to women’s reproductive care that encompasses routine care as well as pre- and post-natal services. Explore midwifery as an option for your healthcare needs: tinyurl.com/2rzuym99

07/23/2025

At Women’s Health Connecticut, we understand that each stage of your life brings different needs and experiences. Whether you're starting a family, managing menopause, or focusing on wellness, our dedicated ObGyns and clinicians are here for you: womenshealthct.com

07/21/2025

Your birth control choice should never come with fear. We're committed to making IUD insertion as comfortable as possible through personalized care and clear communication. You deserve a provider who listens.

We sat down with Dr. Ryan Summerall, Lead Physician at Middles*x Obstetrical & Gynecological Associates, to learn what happens at an IUD appointment.

07/18/2025

Life brings changes, but our care is constant. Our dedicated menopause specialists know there's more to you than just your medical chart. Women’s Health Connecticut is committed to helping you find a gynecologist who will hear your concerns and help you navigate the women’s health issues and topics that arise during this transition, such as hot flashes, vaginal dryness, discomfort during s*x or sleeping problems.

Whether you are looking for assistance navigating perimenopause, menopause, or care after menopause, Women's Health CT gives you the services you deserve.

07/16/2025

There are so many products that are becoming available OTC. But what if you have questions while testing? What if you need help understanding your results? When you have a health concern and want information you can trust, contact your ObGyn. They will work with you to get the testing you need and the answers you deserve.

07/14/2025

UV rays don’t take a break — and neither should your protection. From sunscreen and sunglasses to shade and smart scheduling, small steps make a big difference. Prioritize your skin and eye health today.

07/11/2025

Dealing with fibroids? The Acessa procedure offers a minimally invasive option to treat fibroid symptoms like heavy bleeding and pelvic pain. Quick recovery. Minimal discomfort. Lasting relief. Talk to your provider to see if it’s right for you.

Women's Health Connecticut offers many safe options for the treatment of fibroids. Search to learn more about the Acessa procedure and other alternatives.

07/09/2025

Mental health isn't one-size-fits-all. Cultural stigma, systemic barriers and lack of access continue to affect how minority communities receive care. Let’s raise awareness and push for change—because mental wellness should be a right, not a privilege: tinyurl.com/mwjttu2n

07/07/2025

It’s not “just part of being a woman.” Leaking, pelvic pain or discomfort during intimacy are not things you have to live with. Prioritize your pelvic floor health by scheduling an appointment with your provider and reclaim your comfort, dignity and strength.

Many Women's Health Connecticut ObGyns specialize in treating bladder and pelvic floor issues. Talk to your provider about tests and treatments.

07/04/2025

Bold stripes, bright stars, brave hearts. Happy Independence Day!

07/02/2025

Women’s Health Connecticut is thrilled to announce the addition of the state’s only freestanding birth center to our network, the Connecticut Childbirth and Women’s Center (CCWC). CCWC offers a home-like birthing alternative to hospital delivery. If you are looking for a safe and serene setting to welcome your baby in, consider our birth center! The midwives and staff of Danbury Midwifery Group provide gynecologic and obstetric care at CCWC: ctbirthcenter.com

06/30/2025

Every 4.5 minutes, a baby is born with a condition affecting their body’s structure or function—known as birth defects. While medical advancements improve survival, many require lifelong care. It is important to see your ObGyn for routine pregnancy visits and prenatal screenings. We're here to provide the expertise and care you both deserve: tinyurl.com/2h7wc7jn