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Where is Legacy Women's Health located?

Legacy Women's Health is a medical group practice located in Dallas, TX that specializes in Obstetrics & Gynecology, and is open 5 days per week. Does Legacy Women's Health ... Is Legacy Women's Health physically located within a hospital?

Why choose Legacy Women’s health?

At Legacy Women’s Health we strive to provide a warm and welcoming environment for you, our patient. Our office will build a relationship with you that places an emphasis on trust.

Is women’s health specialists of Dallas now scheduling in-office visits?

Women’s Health Specialists of Dallas is now scheduling all visit types in-office as of June 1st. We are also still offering appointments via telehealth if that is what you prefer. All routine gynecological appointments are now being scheduled. We are continuing to optimize social distancing in the waiting area.

Where is Legacy Women's Health located?

Legacy Women's Health is located at 712 N Washington Ave Ste 250, Dallas, TX 75246. Find other locations and directions on Healthgrades.

What are the top specialties practiced at Legacy Women's Health?

Providers at Legacy Women's Health specialize in Obstetrics & Gynecology. Compare group practices on Healthgrades to find the best care for you and...

What are the hours of operation at Legacy Women's Health?

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How many providers practice at Legacy Women's Health?

One provider practices at Legacy Women's Health. Click here to view them all.

What insurance plans are accepted at Legacy Women's Health?

Use the Healthgrades insurance check to verify if Legacy Women's Health is in-network.

What languages services are available at Legacy Women's Health?

Providers at Legacy Women's Health can provide language services for Spanish.

Practice statement

At Legacy Women’s Health we strive to provide a warm and welcoming environment for you, our patient. Our office will build a relationship with you that places an emphasis on trust. We will work together as team to empower you with the knowledge to be part of the decision making process.

Dr. Bianca Caram, MD

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How long does it take for a baby to be roomed in?

The nursery staff will come to the labor and delivery room to perform their initial assessment of the baby, usually after about 45-60 minutes. This time varies depending on the baby’s condition. We strongly support rooming-in for healthy full-term babies. a.

How far apart should you call for contractions?

Call us when contractions are 5 minutes apart for 1 hour, if your bag of water breaks (this may be a big gush or a small trickle of fluid which continues to flow), or if you experience any bleeding. You should notify us immediately and then proceed to the hospital.

What foods help with fertility?

vegetables, and fish have been associated with improved fertility. Ask us about integrating nutrition counseling into your plan of care. on fertility? Studies show that diets high in unsaturated fats, whole grains, vegetables, and fish have been associated with improved fertility.

When do you leave the hospital after a vaginal delivery?

If you delivered vaginally without any complications, both you and your baby may leave on the first or second postpartum day. Cesarean section deliveries may leave the hospital on the second, third or fourth postoperative day after surgery depending on the patient and newborn status. a.

Where is the Women's Health Clinic located?

Women’s Health Clinic located in Dallas & Rockwall, TX. Call or Text To Schedule A Telehealth Appointment. Pregnant and interested in the COVID vaccine? Contact Alicia at 972-730-3344.

Can you congregate in the waiting area for L&D?

Visitors to L&D and postpartum floors will not be allowed to congregate in the waiting areas. L&D patients will be limited to 1 visitor. That 1 visitor will be given a wristband that can be picked up at the main access point to the facility.

Can you induce labor?

Labor is never induced for routine or minor indications. Medical reasons for labor and induction are numerous and vary. Spontaneous onset of labor is preferred for most patients. This will be discussed with you if the induction of labor becomes necessary in your medical management.