Reiter, Hill & Johnson

09/04/2025

Take charge of your health!

Schedule your Annual Well Woman Exam for essential screenings, preventive care, and peace of mind.

Book your visit today: https://ow.ly/3EB250WPLaJ

09/03/2025

Curious about hysteroscopy?

Swipe through to learn what this minimally invasive, in-office procedure is all about. From diagnosing abnormal bleeding to treating fibroids or polyps, hysteroscopy gives your provider a clear view, without surgery.

Quick, effective, convenient care - right in the office.

Have questions? Talk with your provider to see if hysteroscopy is right for you.

09/02/2025

RHJ's own Dr. Sheetal Dedania contributed her expert advice to this article in What To Expect about the best c-section recovery items, which includes specific product recommendations for incision care, pain relief, mobility support, and more.
Learn more:

From pain relievers to scar prevention treatments, these are the essentials you need, according to a mom who had two C-sections.

08/29/2025

The KORB Health Get Fit Now program is specially designed for people who aren't seeing results from diet and exercise alone. Whether you're hitting a plateau or just not getting the changes you deserve, it's time for a new approach.

🌟 With Get Fit Now, you can enjoy:
✅ Increased energy
✅ Better sleep
✅ Improved mental health
✅ Enhanced cardiovascular health

Schedule your free consultation using the link below to learn more and receive a special partnership discount:
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08/27/2025

🌟 Get to Know Andrew Engel, MD! 🌟

Dr. Andrew Engel is a board-certified OBGYN who has been serving RHJ patients for over 16 years. He regularly receives praise from his patients for being patient, prepared and kind, and making them feel comfortable with his personable bedside manner.

Dr. Engel provides comprehensive gynecological care that includes birth control consultations, IUD insertions and removals, well-woman exams and screenings, STI testing and treatment, and endometriosis treatment. He is also a Menopause Society Certified Practitioner (MSCP) with additional training in menopause and perimenopause-related concerns. You can view his FAQ about managing menopause symptoms here: https://ow.ly/gYwy50WMPOI



New patient? Book online: https://ow.ly/S14x50WMPOJ OR call: (301) 654-5700 (Chevy Chase), (703) 533-9211 (Falls Church), or (202) 331-1740 (DC).

Click here to learn more about Dr. Engel: https://ow.ly/kOkm50WMPOL

08/26/2025

If you're curious about period underwear and whether it could be a good solution for you or your daughters, Parents magazine recently published this helpful guide. Contributors include Dr. Diane Snyder, ABOG, an adolescent gynecologist from sister practice Women's Health Specialists of Advantia.

Learn more: https://ow.ly/QysW50WLjnp

A mother of four girls selects the best period underwear for teens—soft, leakproof, eco-friendly picks to help your child feel secure every day of their cycle, including Thinx, Hanes, Cora, Salt, The Period Company, and more.

08/19/2025

If you're a considering a visit to the emergency room for your urgent women's health need, you may wish to call our office first to see if we can fit you in.

With Saturday hours in our Falls Church and DC locations, and the occasional last-minute opening, we may be able to provide you with a flexible care option that helps you feel better, faster, without the stress, uncertainty and cost you may experience in the ER.

While we're not an urgent care clinic, we offer many of the same benefits. Learn more about the difference between a women's urgent care clinic (where available) and emergency room care here:
https://ow.ly/fAvj50WCl1l

Please note, for true medical emergencies, you should always call 911.

Unsure whether to visit women’s urgent care or the ER? Learn when to choose urgent care and get the care you need. Book with Advantia Health today!

08/14/2025

Bringing a new life into the world is an incredible experience, but it’s also natural to have concerns about the process. One common concern for many expecting mothers is the possibility of tearing during delivery.

In this new blog post, we explore perineal tearing, including types, tips to minimize the risk of tearing during delivery, and when to seek medical guidance.

https://ow.ly/kwNb50WCyU2

08/13/2025

We're so glad to hear about your positive experience at our Chevy Chase office! Thank you for taking the time to share your experience. 🎉

Meet the RHJ team: https://ow.ly/uqxi50WCZjy

08/08/2025

August is National Immunization Awareness Month!

This is a great time to highlight the importance of vaccines in protecting you and your loved ones at every stage of life.

Trusted medical organizations like the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), and the Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine (SMFM) all recommend vaccines during pregnancy to help protect both parent and baby.

➡️ Learn more about recommended vaccines during pregnancy: https://www.advantiahealth.com/services/vaccines-during-pregnancy/

Also, if you or your adolescent children haven’t received the HPV vaccine, it’s not too late. The vaccine can help prevent several types of cancer later in life.

➡️ Learn more about the HPV vaccine: https://www.cdc.gov/hpv/vaccines/index.html

08/06/2025

At RHJ, we strive to create a comfortable environment for all patients, and educate each of you about your treatment options.

If you have concerns about pain or anxiety during in-office treatments or procedures such as IUD insertion and removals, we encourage you to discuss pain management options like Nitronox (nitrous oxide) with your trusted RHJ provider.

📍Chevy Chase: (301) 654-5700
📍Falls Church: (703) 533-9211
📍Washington, DC: (202) 331-1740

Learn more about Nitronox:
https://ow.ly/9lym50WAsYH

08/04/2025

RHJ's Amanda Onyewuenyi, MD, MPH, contributed her expertise to this new Everyday Health article that explores how Black women are affected differently by endometrial cancer, and what life-saving steps they can take, including advocating for themselves.

If you feel brushed off or have more questions, Onyewuenyi suggests using words like “concerned,” “uncomfortable,” or “unsafe” to describe your feelings. These phrases can help providers pause, listen, and take your concerns seriously. Make sure your healthcare provider makes you feel heard.

Learn more:

Endometrial cancer in Black women often goes undetected longer. Here’s what to know about the symptoms and how to advocate for better care.