comprehensive womens health care gainesville patient portal

What is comprehensive women's healthcare?

Comprehensive Women’s Health siteadmin 2022-04-22T11:07:41-04:00 The CWH Difference Comprehensive Women’s Health believes that building healthy relationships is vital to a woman’s health and well-being.

How do I contact women's comprehensive health care central billing?

For questions, or to schedule an appointment at Comprehensive Women’s Health in Gainesville, FL, contact our team at (352) 332-7222. Call 352-332-7222 Schedule Your Annual/Mammo Appointment Online

Do I need to complete forms before I visit women's comprehensive health care?

Comprehensive Women's Ob/Gyn Patient Portal Portal Features Welcome to your patient portal for Comprehensive Women's Ob/Gyn . Your portal allows you to participate in your medical care with the opportunity to send secure messages to your providers, manage your appointments, view your medical information, pay your bill, and much more!

What is comprehensive women's health?

The team at Comprehensive Women’s Health works to provide our patients with information on health and wellness that not only educates, but also supports and inspires. Whether it’s home self-exam tutorials, learning when antibiotics are needed and when they should be avoided, nutrition advice or pre- and post-surgical recommendations, you will find it here.

Why is a gynecologic exam important?

Your CWH annual exam is among the most important things you can do for your wellness and peace of mind. The well visit can help detect certain health problems, diagnose needed treatment, as well as prevent future illnesses. Your annual exam is a critical part of health and wellness through every stage of your life.

How to take care of yourself as a woman?

At Comprehensive Women’s Health, we know that the better we take care of ourselves, the better our chances are of avoiding serious health problems down the line. Eating a healthy diet, consistently getting a good night’s sleep, exercising on a regular basis, and dedicating time in the day just for yourself are all important practices for wellness. Maintaining regular check-ups with your health care providers is also key. Managing all of this is easier said than done, but the habits you develop today are what shape your tomorrow. Make a commitment to your health!

Who should be tested for sexually transmitted infections?

Testing for sexually transmitted infections may be recommended for sexually active adolescents and women.

TRACEY BOTHA, M.D

Tracey Botha, M.D. has been with CWH since 2005. Born and raised in Johannesburg, South Africa, she attended Florida State University, medical school at University of Florida and completed her OB-GYN residency at Arnold Palmer Hospital in Orlando.

SHEYNA CARROCCIO, M.D

Dr. Carroccio has been with CWH since 2009. Originally from Tallahassee, Florida, she graduated from Queens College in Charlotte, North Carolina, as a biology major and completed medical school as well as her OB-GYN residency at University of Florida.

KELLY CHAMBERLAIN, M.D

Dr. Chamberlain has been with CWH since 2008. A fourth-generation Floridian, she attended University of Florida, University of South Florida Medical School and completed her OB-GYN residency at Northwestern University in Chicago.

JULINE DEEN, M.D

From 2003 to 2007, Dr. Deen attended the University of Florida where she graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Food Science and Human Nutrition. After graduation, she relocated to Tallahassee where she attended Florida State University College of Medicine and graduated in 2011. Returning to Gainesville, she completed her residency at UF Health.

JILL DELKER, M.D

Dr. Delker was born and raised in the Panama Canal Zone, where her father was an engineer. She attended the University of Florida, University of Miami School of Medicine and completed her OB-GYN residency training at UF. She then served as faculty in the OB-GYN department of UF.

HOLLY FORD, M.D

The oldest of three girls, Dr. Ford grew up in a small community in Missouri. She graduated with a BA in Biology from William Jewell College, and graduated from medical school at the University of Missouri in Columbia- where she also completed her residency and joined the faculty. Board-certified with over 10 years of practice experience, Dr.

ANN HATFIELD, M.D

Dr. Hatfield has been with CWH since 2014. Raised in Iowa, she graduated from the University of Notre Dame and lived in South Korea for a year as a Rotary Ambassadorial Scholar before attending Duke University Medical School. She completed her OB-GYN residency and became a faculty member at UF Health Jacksonville.

How to contact AccessHealtct?

For more information about these plans, we recommend that you visit accesshealtct.com or call 1-855-805-4325.

Do women's comprehensive health plans require a referral?

Women's Comprehensive Health Care providers participate in many managed care plans and see patients with government as well as traditional insurances. Some insurance plans may require that you obtain a referral from your regular doctor before your visit, if one of us is not your designated gynecologist.