Obstetrics & Gynecology, Stones Crossing

05/03/2021

During Maternal Mental Health Awareness Week ( ), we're shedding light on postpartum depression (PPD) and sharing helpful resources. Learn more: https://go.axiawh.com/postpartumdepression

04/20/2021

We’re excited to offer complimentary seminars on our Ideal Protein Weight Loss program at our Fishers, Indianapolis South, and Carmel locations. Our experienced health coaches have helped both men and women through this medically-designed program tailored to your personalized health and weight-loss goals.
Learn more: https://go.axiawh.com/ideal-protein-obgynindiana

03/30/2021

New Noblesville Location

As we continue to improve access to quality care in the communities we serve, we're pleased to announce our expansion with a new location in Noblesville, conveniently located at
18051 River Road
Noblesville Medical Arts Building
Suite 202
Noblesville, IN 46062

Our new care center is now open, and we are welcoming new patients.

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03/19/2021

Pregnant woman in Indiana are now eligible to receive the Covid-19 vaccine. You may be receiving a scheduling link in the next few days stating you are eligible to sign up. Please follow the instructions if you are interested.

Click https://www.acog.org/clinical/clinical-guidance/practice-advisory/articles/2020/12/vaccinating-pregnant-and-lactating-patients-against-covid-19 to see the current ACOG recommendations regarding pregnant patients and the vaccine.

If you have additional questions, please contact your provider.

03/11/2021

Celebrate Women's History Month with us!

03/08/2021

March is Endometriosis Awareness Month to raise awareness of a disease which affects an estimated 200 million worldwide.
Here are the top 5 things you should know about endometriosis.

1. What is endometriosis? Tissue lining is found outside of the uterus.

2. Who gets endometriosis? Women during their reproductive years, but it is not sexually transmitted.

3. What are the symptoms of endometriosis? Most common is pelvic pain during period. Other symptoms include severe fatigue and infertility.

4. How is endometriosis diagnosed? A simple laparoscopy surgical procedure.

5. Is there a cure for endometriosis? No, but symptoms can be treated.

If you are experiencing any symptoms, please schedule an appointment with one of our providers. There are many treatment options available.

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02/22/2021

Learn more about Covid-19 Vaccines

Fact or Fiction? We're sharing the latest information and resources for women on the COVID-19 vaccine. Learn more about expert guidance shared by the country's leading women's health entities here: https://bit.ly/3cAyiHg

02/16/2021

Dr. Shirley Thomas from the Fishers Care Center posed with this family, which was her last delivery before retiring. To add the momentous occasion, she had also delivered his father, 30 years ago!

02/10/2021

A great post about Dr. Christopher Mernitz of our Carmel location from our friends Indiana Birth & Parenting. Thanks for sharing!

Stop what you’re doing on this lovely Friday and TAKE A LOOK AT THIS PHOTO!!!
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What do you see? Perhaps man in scrubs taking a photo?
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What’s REALLY happening here?!?! Well, we’ll tell ya!
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This same man supported the couples wishes, encouraged mom to reach down and catch her baby, and then not long after baby was born, he grabbed the camera from dad and started clicking away!
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Not everyone in scrubs or a white coat is bad. In fact, the OBs we work with often are INCREDIBLE! The people who have worked within the walls of the Labor & Delivery units here locally for the past 10+ months have tried SOOOOOOO hard to make up for the things patients might be missing out on. Dr. M. saw an opportunity to fill the role of a birth photographer- and he jumped right in without hesitation!
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Jordan supported this lovely couple this week- now a party of 3- and captured the moment with her phone. We’ve been snapping pictures at births when we can with our phones or a client’s camera- and this is hands down our absolute favorite one we’ve taken!!
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All the feels over here...congrats to our INCREDIBLE clients + their healthy baby boy! And thanks to Dr. M. always being so fantastic!
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Your doulas,
Jordan + Amy 🌿
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Shared with permission!

02/08/2021

Amanda's Story:

I started Ideal Protein at the beginning of September, and I am so glad I did! My weight loss so far is 78.8 pounds and a total of 28.5 inches! This program is so easy to follow, along with dedication and determination, and a coach that is there with me and keeping me positive (thanks Stephanie). I am positive I will meet my ultimate goal. I feel like myself a little more every day. If this program is something you have been thinking about, Just Jump! Find yourself again, it feels great!

Learn more about Ideal Protein and free informational seminars>> https://axiawh.com/ideal-protein-at-ob-gyn-of-indiana/

02/05/2021

Go Red for Women! February is American Heart Month

One in three women are diagnosed with heart disease annually. On February 5, wear red to raise awareness of cardiovascular disease.

During the pandemic more people have engaged in unhealthy lifestyles, which can contribute to heart disease. “In most cases, heart disease is preventable,” Dr. Christian Dawes of our Indianapolis North Office said. “Adopting a healthy lifestyle, not smoking, controlling blood sugar and cholesterol and exercising are just a few things that can help prevent heart disease.”

Dr. Dawes said it’s even more important this year to get an annual checkup. “Many people are worried about going to doctor’s appointments or hospitals because of Covid-19. It’s imperative to see your provider on a regular basis and go to the hospital if you are experiencing any symptoms.”

To schedule an appointment go to: https://z2-rpw.phreesia.net/selfscheduling.app/ #/c3ac17ae-6917-4c08-b470-dd4a01ab109c or to learn more about Go Red for Women visit: goredforwomen.org

Dr. Dawes is currently accepting new patients at our Indianapolis North and Zionsville locations.

02/03/2021

TODAY IS NATIONAL WOMEN PHYSICIANS DAY

National Women Physicians Day celebrates the courage of Elizabeth Blackwell, the first woman to receive a medical degree in 1849 and the accomplishments of female physicians everywhere.

Join National Women Physicians Day in celebrating these accomplishments and supporting women physicians as colleagues, friends, family and doctors.

“If society will not admit of a woman’s free development, then society must be remodeled.” – Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell

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