12 hours ago For your convenience, you may also complete these forms and attach to a secure message through your patient portal. If you are not registered on the Dominion Women’s Health patient portal, please contact our office to register. If you are currently registered, click here to sign into your portal. Appointment Forms: >> Go To The Portal
For your convenience, you may also complete these forms and attach to a secure message through your patient portal. If you are not registered on the Dominion Women’s Health patient portal, please contact our office to register. If you are currently registered, click here to sign into your portal. Appointment Forms:
For established patients, please sign into your patient portal to request appointments, update insurance, request medication refills or ask a medical question. If you are not a current patient or do not have a patient portal account, please call our office at (804)730-0800, for further assistance. New patient’s are welcome at Dominion Women’s Health and will be seen within …
Dominion Women’s Health offers Gardasil®, a vaccine that helps prevent certain diseases caused by HPV. Gardasil® is recommended for girls and women from ages 13 through 26. It’s a series of 3 injections: the first is followed by the second injection 2 months later; the third injection is given 4 months after the second.
If Dominion Women's Health, Inc. is notified of a patient bankruptcy, the patient will be dismissed from our practice and no further appointments are made. Appointment Policy - Failure to Show or Cancel Dominion Women’s Health, Inc. appreciates that everyone’s time is valuable. For this reason, effective 5/1/16, a fee of
All patients, new and established, should always bring the following to your appointments: 1 Current health insurance card and photo ID. 2 Preferred form of payment. 3 Information about any changes in the medications you’re taking, or stopped taking, including over-the-counter medications, vitamins, and herbal supplements. 4 Information about other changes such as new phone numbers and medical history updates.
A physician is on call 24 hours a day. In an emergency after regular office hours, call the main number and the answering service will contact the physician on call to help you. If it’s a life-threatening emergency, call 911.
For your first visit, please arrive about 15 to 20 minutes early to fill out patient information forms and register as a new patient. If you’d like, you can download the forms and complete them before you come in. It’s essential that we have enough time to care for you during your visit.
Endometriosis Evaluation and Management 1 Medication such as non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) are usually tried first if pain the main problem. 2 Hormone medications can help slow the growth of endometrial tissue and may prevent new tissue from forming. This will not get get rid of the problem but may prevent or slow the growth of new tissue. 3 Birth control pills. 4 Surgery, including removal of the tissue or a hysterectomy , may be a last resort.
Endometriosis Evaluation and Management. Endometriosis is a condition where tissue that forms in the lining of the uterus is found outside the uterus. It can also be found in the ovaries, fallopian tubes, bladder, and other areas. This tissue can swell, become inflamed and irritated, and cause scar tissue.
A Pap test, also called a Pap smear, is taken which is a painless swab from the cervix and vagina to detect changes.
28-day pills (1 pill daily, same time for 28 days, the pill’s estrogen and progestin levels change during the 28 days) 90-day pills (1 pill daily, same time for 90 days, with your period every 3 months) 365-day pills (1 taken daily, same time, year-round, your period may become lighter or might even stop).
Your screening may also include a test for HPV (human papillomavirus) which should begin once you become sexually active. HPV is the name of a group of viruses; some of them are linked to problems such as genital warts, pre-cancerous lesions, and cancers of the cervix, vagina, and other areas.
Your physician must remove it when you plan to become pregnant or when the time is right. IUDs can stay in for years depending on the type, and can be removed at any time by their doctor.
Many women have physical and emotional problems in the days leading up to their periods. Premenstrual mood disorder is when these problems are severe and happen every month. It may require treatment when it negatively affects your relationships or ability to work. PMD can mimic other serious problems like depression. Diagnostics
Some services require testing through independent labs such as: LabCorp, Greensborough Pathology, Myriad, NTD labs, etc. Depending on your insurance coverage, you may receive bills from these labs. If your insurance requires a specific lab to be used, it is your (the patient) responsibility to notify the nurse before the end of your visit.
For maternity payments, refunds will not be issued until after your post-partum visit and your insurance claims for all of your maternity visits have cleared. Refunds will only be released in person to an authorized patient representative or via mail.
If a check is returned, a note will be made in the account that the specific check payment has been returned and the account is charged with the returned-check processing fee of $35.00. The patient is informed that the office will no longer accept a personal check as a method of payment.
Our staff will obtain any necessary Pre-certification or Pre-authorization for surgery or any other procedure, and/or testing. It is the patient’s responsibility to notify Dominion Women’s Health, Inc. of any changes to your insurance prior to any surgery or procedure. Dominion Women’s Health, Inc. will not be responsible for any charges incurred as a result of failure to obtain authorization as a result of a patient’s failure to advise Dominion Women’s Health, Inc. of other health insurance.