boulder valley women's health patient portal

Where can I find women's health services in Boulder CO?

BOULDER VALLEY WOMEN'S HEALTH CENTER 2855 Valmont Rd, Boulder, CO 80301. 82 21st Ave, Longmont, CO 80501 Clinic: 303-442-5160. Admin: 303-440-9320. appointment email: scheduling@bvwhc.org

Where can I find information about women's health services at BCH?

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Why choose Boulder Valley Women’s Health Center for STI testing?

Reproductive health services and education at Boulder Valley Women's Health

What does bvwhc do?

BOULDER VALLEY WOMEN'S HEALTH CENTER 2855 Valmont Rd, Boulder, CO 80301. 82 21st Ave, Longmont, CO 80501 Clinic: 303-442-5160. Admin: 303-440-9320. appointment email: scheduling@bvwhc.org

Mission

As a local, independent provider, our mission is to offer accessible, evidence-based, and compassionate health care, including abortion, family planning, gynecology, gender-affirming services, community education, and sexual health support.

Vision

Women’s Health envisions an informed community of people empowered to make health-related choices that support vibrant, full lives.​​

Values

We provide medically accurate information and individualized, evidence-based care to our community, regardless of a patient’s race, ethnicity, income, sexual orientation, gender identity, physical attributes, immigration status, or language.

Compassionate Care for Your Unique Health Needs

As a woman, we know your health needs will change throughout your lifetime.

Contact Us Today

If you would like to learn more about the Women's Health services provided at BCH, please call Boulder Women's Care at 303-441-0587 .

What is a Pap smear?

A Pap smear, or Pap test, is a simple procedure that tests your risk for cervical cancer and certain other infections. It’s recommended for women once they reach the age of 21. The provider uses a swab or small brush to collect a sampling of cells from your cervix during your annual gynecological exam.

What screenings are available for breast cancer?

During your annual exam at Boulder Valley Women’s Health Center, a nurse practitioner performs a clinical breast exam that screens for any lumps or abnormalities in the breast region. After age 40, you and your provider will make a plan for further breast screenings or diagnostic exams.

What if I cannot afford additional diagnostic exams?

Women who live in Colorado, are legal residents of U.S., and meet the income requirements of the Women’s Wellness Connection program can have their cervical cancer screenings paid for them. This includes women aged 21-64, and covers the Pap smear and any necessary future diagnostic tests.

What if I don't qualify for WWC?

Patients who are uninsured and/or low income may qualify for free or discounted breast cancer screenings through our Breast Health Program. If funds are unavailable in our breast health program, we may be able to connect you to other resources for free or discounted screenings.

What is the phone number for BCH?

Hospital-related services, call Patient Financial Services at 303-415-4700. BCH physician bills, call CMA Physicians of BCH at 303-415-4766. For questions relating to a date of service on or after October 1, 2019: Please call the Patient Service Center at 303-415-5300.

What is mybch?

What is MyBCH?#N#MyBCH offers patients personalized and secure online access to their health care team and important information from their electronic health record. With MyBCH, a patient can:

What is a Quick Start Guide for MyBCH?

The MyBCH Quick Start Guide is a wonderful resource for a basic understanding of the features available in the MyBCH patient portal. In this guide , you can learn a little more about all the great tools and functions in MyBCH and how to use them. For frequently asked questions, please view the section below.

What is proxy access?

What is proxy access?#N#Proxy access lets an individual view the medical records of another person and make medical decisions for that person. A proxy is a parent or legal guardian of a child; the legal guardian or holder of a health care power of attorney for individuals age 18 or older; or another legally recognized Personal Representative. A Personal Representative is a person who has the authority under state law to consent to treatment on behalf of the patient; including court-appointed guardians and parents on behalf of unemancipated minors.

When did BCH switch to Epic?

On Oct. 1, 2019 , BCH replaced both of its current EHRs with the integrated Epic system. We are excited about the system switch because Epic is widely considered the best and most comprehensive EHR system available. In fact, it’s become a new health care standard, upgrading patient care across the country. Epic provides our doctors and nurses with the tools to work and communicate more effectively, which helps provide you with a better overall patient experience.