The Women's Care Source

The Women's Care Source More complete, more affordable, more personalized ob-gyn care. Look to The Women’s Care Source for

A new standard in women’s healthcare

The Women’s Care Source, with six doctors and three locations, is a member of Lifeline Medical Associates (LMA) – a unique group of 100+ physicians with over 1,000 years of combined experience. These forward-thinking physicians have developed new ways to deliver high-quality, more affordable care for all women. To date, LMA has helped over a half-million women throughout NJ, one woman at a time. The Women’s Care Source is a diverse group of male and female doctors of all ages, so there’s someone here who fits every patient’s preferences. We are board-certified in obstetrics and gynecology, and we’ve been serving the Morris County area for over 25 years. We’re known for our state-of-the-art techniques and technology – the latest advances in ob/gyn care – all delivered from personable, competent, likeable doctors and staff. Our innovative new healthcare model is changing the delivery of women’s healthcare. By investing in state-of-the-art electronic medical records (EMR) and electronic prescriptions and technology, we have improved communication, reduced errors and delivered safer, more affordable healthcare. By adopting the most up-to-date standards of care and pioneering new systems, we ensure that your care is delivered consistently and effectively. Our mission is to improve women’s healthcare not only for our patients, but for women everywhere. General information:

Morristown:

111 Madison Avenue, Suite 308
Morristown, NJ 07960

Denville:

16 Pocono Road, Suite 309
Denville, NJ 07834

Springfield:

530 Morris Avenue,
Springfield, NJ 07081

Call: 973.285.0400
Fax 973.335.4638

03/10/2026

Today was one of those days where I felt completely drained. The laundry piled up, the dishes stayed in the sink, and the house looked like I never even tried. But every time my baby fussed, I sat down and breastfed them. Over and over. And by the end of the day I realized that even though I didn’t get anything else done, my body still spent the whole day nourishing my baby. My milk was still giving them the exact fats, sugars, antibodies, and nutrients they needed to grow.

So if today looked like you sitting on the couch feeding your baby again and again while everything else waited, please know you are not alone. That wasn’t a wasted day. Your body was still doing something incredible. You were feeding them, comforting them, regulating them, and helping them grow all at the same time. Some days breastfeeding really is the biggest thing we accomplish, and that is more than enough. 🤱

03/10/2026

The struggle is real ⏰

03/10/2026

If she’s still breastfeeding, she’s still postpartum.

Ever wondered why?

Because postpartum isn’t just about the weeks after birth, it’s about hormones. While a mother is breastfeeding, her body is still in a completely different hormonal state. Prolactin stays high to make milk. Oxytocin is released again and again to help milk flow and keep the bond between mother and baby strong.

Her body is still healing. Still regulating. Still giving.

Postpartum doesn’t end at six weeks.
For many mothers, it lasts as long as breastfeeding does.

A little reminder to give breastfeeding mothers the grace, patience, and support they deserve!

Share this to help people understand that postpartum doesn’t end when the world thinks it does 🩷

From all of us at The Women’s Care Source:
03/08/2026

From all of us at The Women’s Care Source:

03/04/2026

Every bump hides a dozen invisible battles. From aches and cramps to stuffy noses and sleepless nights, pregnancy is tough—but you’re tougher. Sending hugs to every warrior mama out there! 💪🤰

03/04/2026

Pregnancy is a big journey! If you notice these 7 signs, it may be time to pause and take extra care of yourself. 💗🤰

03/02/2026

Did you know that babies don't recognize themselves as a separate being from their mother until around 6-7 months old?

In the early months, your baby doesn't yet have a clear sense of "me" and "you." Their brain is still developing body awareness, memory, and object permanence - the foundations of understanding that they are an independent person.

That's why contact, closeness, and responsiveness are so important.

When you hold them, respond to their cries, and stay near, you're not "spoiling" them — you're supporting healthy neurological and emotional development.

Separation anxiety often begins later, once babies start realizing they are separate individuals. And that's actually a sign of growth.

Connection first. Independence follows.

03/02/2026

pure joy 😃

02/25/2026

Perspective ♥️

02/25/2026

A mama’s heart, a baby’s world. Your feelings reach deeper than you know—sending love, calm, and comfort both ways every day. 💞

02/25/2026

This is wild, you know the story of Punch, the tiny monkey who was abandoned by his mama and rejected by the other monkeys? 🥹

The one whose keepers gave him a little stuffed toy to cling to because he so clearly needed comfort, warmth and something to hold onto. Millions of people watched that and felt it instantly. Our hearts broke for him because we could see what he needed wasn’t independence… it was closeness.

And yet, those same instincts somehow get questioned when it’s human babies. Mothers are told not to hold them too much, not to cuddle them to sleep, not to let them rely on us for comfort. But babies, human or monkey aren’t designed to cope alone. They’re wired for connection, for warmth and for being held by the one who makes them feel safe.

That little stuffed monkey made people emotional because we all knew it wasn’t the same as a mama’s arms.

So if your baby wants to be held, cuddled, fed to sleep or kept close, you’re not creating bad habits or “spoiling” them.

You’re responding to a biological need as old as motherhood itself.

Please share if you know it’s impossible spoil to spoil a baby 🖤

02/25/2026

True comfort isn’t found in a place—it’s found in the magical bond we share with our babies. 💞 Where do you feel most at home as a mom?

Address

111 Madison Avenue Ste 308
Morristown, NJ
07960

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

(973) 285-0400

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when The Women's Care Source posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Share

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn
Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share via Email
Share on WhatsApp Share on Instagram Share on Telegram

Category

Our Story

A new standard in women’s healthcare The Women’s Care Source, with 3 locations, 7 doctors, two midwives, and a nurse practitioner is a member of Lifeline Medical Associates (LMA) – a unique group of 100+ physicians with over 1,000 years of combined experience. These forward-thinking physicians have developed new ways to deliver high-quality, more affordable care for all women. To date, LMA has helped over a half-million women throughout NJ, one woman at a time. The Women’s Care Source is a diverse group of male and female doctors of all ages, so there’s someone here who fits every patient’s preferences. We are board-certified in obstetrics and gynecology, and we’ve been serving the Morris County area for over 25 years. We’re known for our state-of-the-art techniques and technology – the latest advances in ob/gyn care including, Centering Pregnancy, Mona Lisa Touch Procedure, onsite Ultrasounds– all delivered from personable, competent, likable doctors and staff. Our innovative new healthcare model is changing the delivery of women’s healthcare. By investing in state-of-the-art electronic medical records (EMR) and electronic prescriptions and technology, we have improved communication, reduced errors, and delivered safer, more affordable healthcare. By adopting the most up-to-date standards of care and pioneering new systems, we ensure that your care is delivered consistently and effectively. Our mission is to improve women’s healthcare not only for our patients but for women everywhere. General information: Morristown: 111 Madison Avenue, Suite 308, Morristown, NJ 07960 - (973) 285-0400 Denville: 16 Pocono Road, Suite 309, Denville, NJ 07834 Bedminster: 1 Robertson Drive, Suite 25, Bedminster, NJ 07921