Midtown Women's Center

09/17/2021

A friendly reminder to our Midtown Women's Center patients that at this time please reschedule if you:
*Have flu like symptoms
*Traveled outside the US in the last 14 days
*Have come in contact with a Covid-19 positive person.
Masks are still required.
Also we are not allowing any family members/person to accompany any patient into our center.
If a patient has a service dog we are only allowing ADA certified dogs.
Thank you for your cooperation and understanding in these difficult times.

11/09/2020

Midtown Women's Center will be closed today due to weather conditions caused by Tropical Storm Eta. Our highest priority is ensuring the safety of our patients and staff.

Please check back for updates regarding tomorrow's reopening.

04/23/2020

Our team is serious about protecting our patients’ health while meeting their imaging needs. We have instituted many new safety measures at the Center to protect you and our staff.
Learn more about them here:

Important Information About COVID-19 The staff and team of radiologists at the Midtown Women's Center are serious about protecting our patients' health while

05/08/2019

03/08/2019

02/14/2019

Happy Valentine's Day from the team at Midtown Women's Center! Sending warm wishes to you and your loved ones today.

We're feeling the love today from a happy patient

11/22/2018

Happy Thanksgiving! We are very thankful for our patients for entrusting us with their care.

11/20/2018

Our physicians and staff always try to make every experience as pleasant as possible and love when we receive positive feedback from our patients!

This week, our front desk and medical assistant, Wendy Ofir, received two thoughtful surprises from patients. One gift had a note that read, "Thank you for all your help with my mother's appointment. We love the office and are very happy with our visit."

10/23/2018

“How common is breast cancer in men?” It is October again and pink is taking over – Breast Cancer Awareness Month is here! In 2017, an estimated 253,000 new cases of invasive breast cancer are expected to be diagnosed in women in the U.S., along with 63,000 new cases of non-invasive breast can...

10/08/2018