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What can Salem women's Clinic offer you?

Salem Women's Clinic is an OB/GYN provider located in Salem, OR. The doctors offer a wide range of care for all stages of a woman's life, including annual GYN exam, birth control/family planning, menopause treatment, PMS treatment, mammogram breast exam, pregnancy care, treatment for urinary incontinence, and minimally invasive gynecologic surgery.

What are the hours of patient portal?

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How do I make sure I am receiving patient portal emails?

Salem Women's Clinic, Inc. OB-GYNs located in Salem, OR An Annual GYN Exam is an essential part of total wellness for any woman. Salem Women's Clinic in Salem, OR offers patients the skilled and compassionate care they need. 503-399-2444 Book Online Annual GYN Exam Q & A How Often do Gynecology Exams Need to be Scheduled?

What is patient portal?

Start an E-Visit. Review information for future and past appointments. View, download and send your health summary to providers outside of Salem Clinic. Track your progress on health goals (blood pressure, pain, etc.) Access your family’s MyChart accounts. Review your discharge instructions from Salem Hospital or West Valley Hospital.

How often should a gynecologist be scheduled?

How Often do Gynecology Exams Need to be Scheduled? For most women, gynecology exams should occur once a year. If women are dealing with major health issues or are at elevated risk for health problems, the visits may need to occur twice a year or more often.

Why is a yearly gynecology exam important?

The yearly exam is an excellent time for the doctor and the patient to address concerns and questions. No matter what part of life that a woman is in, the yearly gynecology exam is a time to learn, ask questions, and to achieve the best possible overall health and wellness. Book Online.

Do women over 65 need a pap smear?

Women who are over the age of 65 may not need to have pap smears any longer if they've had 3 normal pap smears in a row. Most women find it very convenient to have this simple test performed during their exam when they are due for a pap smear.

What are the concerns of a doctor?

The doctor and patient will talk about concerns such as family planning, heavy periods, irregular periods, painful periods, menopause, urinary incontinence, infertility, hormone replacement therapy, and other female concerns. The doctor can diagnose any new illnesses or conditions and can provide treatment as necessary.

Do pap smears happen during gynecology exams?

Do Pap Smears Happen During Annual Gynecology Exams? Pap smears are often one of the components of an annual gynecology exam. Most women need to have pap smears, but the frequency of the pap smear varies based on a woman's age and health. Generally, women who are between 21 and 30 should have a pap smear every 3 years.

Celebrating Over 50 Years of Providing Quality Healthcare

Over fifty years ago, The Woman’s Clinic of Monroe was established by Dr. Richard Vines and Dr. Ed Brown. Dr. Vines and Dr. Brown began practicing together in 1961 and were a part of a group of doctors that purchased an office building in the early 1960’s at the corner of Catalpa and Jackson Street.

Our Services

As the premier Woman’s Health Clinic in Northeast Louisiana, we are structured to meet the healthcare needs women face in today’s world. Our team of nine board certified physicians and four women’s health nurse practitioners are here to treat a variety of symptoms and provide many different services. A few of them are listed below:

Our Providers

Our team of nine board certified physicians and four women’s health nurse practitioners are here to treat a variety of symptoms and provide many different services.

Incredible Skincare Services

As the premier Woman’s Health Clinic in Northeast Louisiana, we are structured to meet the healthcare needs women face in today’s world. Our team of nine board certified physicians and four women’s health nurse practitioners are here to treat a variety of symptoms and provide many different services. A few of them are listed below: