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What is Lifecycle WomanCare?

Aug 22, 2019 · Patient Portal Donate August 22, 2019 Introducing Our New Electronic Health Record System Share Lifecycle WomanCare has transitioned to a new electronic health record solution. Here’s how this impacts our clients: -Look forward to a new patient portal that will enhance your client experience.

Why choose the birth center at LWC?

Patient Portal Donate Lifecycle is Growing Campus Expansion Campaign Lifecycle is expanding both the campus and our programs. Throughout the challenges of the pandemic, Lifecycle saw a consistent increase in demand for The Birth Center, prenatal care, and gynecological services. We are thriving!

What's new at LWC?

Patient Portal Donate What we do Our Services At Lifecycle, our team of Certified Nurse Midwives, Nurse Practitioners, and Registered Nurses provide high-quality, inclusive healthcare for the reproductive lifecycle, from menarche to menopause.

Why choose Womancare?

Patient Portal Donate Get to Know Lifecycle About Us Lifecycle is an independent, non-profit organization that has been providing empowering midwifery-based gynecological and birth-oriented healthcare since 1978.

Why did Sherell Robinson quit teaching?

Shortly after finding out she was expecting last October, the South Philadelphia woman quit her teaching job because of an underlying heart condition and, by the end of the year, she was getting divorced.

Where was Bridget and Ryan's wedding?

It was a mild June day in 2017. At St. Philip Neri Church in Queen Village, where 100 people were gathered for Bridget and Ryan’s wedding, sunlight ribboned through the stained glass.

Where was the setting for the movie "The Last Jedi"?

The setting was Hollywood-perfect: a table for two at XIX, the restaurant atop the Bellevue Hotel. A soft fog outside the window. An engagement ring in Angelo’s pocket, and a poem he’d written for María in his head.

Is Lifecycle WomanCare a nonprofit?

To that end, Lifecycle WomanCare (LWC), a nonprofit health organization in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania is sponsoring a State of Women’s Health Symposium on April 25th. Women’s health advocate, editor, and consultant Lesley S. Curtis interviewed Kathy Boockvar, recent former Executive Director of LWC and Senior Advisor to the Pennsylvania Governor on Election Modernization, about this unique event that brings practitioners and policymakers together.