Women's Health Clinic

02/03/2023

Women’s Health Clinic is proud to represent Go Red for Women Day, a national observance that spotlights women’s heart health, including the proactive choices women can make to take charge of their heart health and minimize their risk for heart disease.

12/27/2022

Our office will open at 10AM today, 12/27.

10/26/2022

There are many different symptoms and risk factors associated with breast cancer, but some women diagnosed with this disease have no signs or risk factors at all. That’s why it’s so important to stay on top of your health and take the proper steps to prevent breast cancer, including having annual mammograms. A mammogram is a simple, routine screening that helps detect breast cancer earlier than waiting for symptoms to appear. If you would like to schedule your annual mammogram or talk with a provider about your breast health, we can help. Call 931.766.4560.

10/20/2022

If you’re a woman 40 or older, a mammogram could potentially save your life. Annual mammograms are covered by most health insurance programs and can lower the risk of breast cancer mortality by detecting the disease early, when you’re more likely to have easier and more effective treatment. If you’ve not yet scheduled your annual mammogram, call 931.766.3242 to get yours on the calendar.

10/18/2022

Breast cancer survivors, those going through breast cancer, friends and family supporting breast cancer survivors -- all are welcome! Join us for the 2nd Annual Pink Party -- spaces are limited. RSVP through Miss Millie's or by calling 931.279.8562

10/15/2022

Did you know that 1 in 8 American women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime? That’s why Breast Cancer Awareness Month is observed nationally every October. If you would like to talk with a provider about your breast health or schedule your annual mammogram, Women's Health Clinic can help. Call 931.766.4560

10/13/2022

Arguably the biggest risk factor for developing breast cancer is aging, but it’s important to remember that all women – no matter their age – can develop breast cancer. This means you may need to begin annual breast health screenings sooner if you are at higher risk of developing the disease. Talk with your provider about your risk factors and ask about the best time for you to get started with regular breast health screenings.

Breast Cancer Awareness Month is observed nationally every October to raise awareness about the impact of breast cancer and provide education on the most common symptoms and associated risk factors for the disease.

03/28/2022

https://www.southerntnlawrenceburg.com/news/nurse-practitioner-joins-womens-health-clinic

01/17/2022

We will be opening at 10 AM Monday, January 17th.

01/06/2022

UPDATE: We will remain closed today.

01/06/2022

We will continue to assess the weather as the day continues. Our current plan is to open our office at 11 today.

11/11/2021

We are so excited to welcome Dr. Brenda May to the clinic. Dr. May specializes in gynecology and gyn oncology. She is accepting new patients. Give us a call at 931.766.4560 for an appointment.