west suburban women's health patient portal

Does West Suburban Medical Center have a patient portal?

West Suburban Women's Health Ltd. 545 Plainfield Roads Suite C Willowbrook, IL 60527 (630) 654-2229

Why choose suburban women’s healthcare?

Our hospital knows how important your healthcare is to you – and we value your partnership in maintaining your good health. And, we want to help you keep up with your medical records, appointments and more. That’s why we have created the Patient Portal. Now you can easily go online to your secure file to view upcoming appointments, documentation from your recent …

What is the patient portal?

Please be aware that our patient portal will be UNAVAILABLE from December 24th, 2020 through January 6th, 2021 while we make our way through this transition. Should you have any urgent medical requests during this time, please feel free to call our office at 630-654-2229 and we will be happy to assist you. As part of our ongoing commitment to your health, we’d like to invite …

OBGYN SERVICES

We strive to deliver comprehensive and preventative health care while educating our patients to make the best informed decisions for a healthy active lifestyle.

INSURANCE

We are proud to accept such a wide variety of health insurance providers. Visit our insurance page to view our partners and learn more about insurance and billing.

PRENATAL CARE

We have developed a plan to help you along your pregnancy as safely as possible. With screenings, routine visits, and sonograms, you can feel safe with our prenatal care.

Women Caring For Women

Suburban Women’s Healthcare, is a privately owned OB/GYN practice by Board Certified female physicians. Patients are given a warm welcome in a friendly professional environment and receive personalized care from any one of our excellent team of Care Givers.

Heart Disease

Many women have little knowledge about the dangers of heart disease while men are generally educated about the risks. The condition is equal in both genders. In fact, heart disease causes 1 in every 4 deaths among women in the U.S. However, only 54% of women are aware of the risk.

Breast Cancer

Breast cancer is themost common form of cancer among women, with more than 200,000 cases emerging each year. Breast cancer is aggressive and can spread to other organs. However, many treatments are available. Early detection is the best weapon to treat breast cancer and increase survival rates.

Ovarian and Cervical Cancer

While many women are vaguely aware they're at risk for these diseases, few facts are widely known. Both diseases are common gynecological cancers among women with similar symptoms. However, cervical cancer occurs in the uterus, while ovarian cancer takes place in the ovaries.

Autoimmune Diseases

While the reason is unknown, autoimmune diseases affect mainly women. Your immune system is in place to protect against health threats, but when the system attacks healthy cells, symptoms can be severe. There are many types of autoimmune diseases, but many share the same symptoms.

Pregnancy Issues

Common health conditions often worsen during pregnancy, threatening the health of both the mother and unborn baby. Regular healthcare is vital throughout pregnancy to monitor existing and unexpected health conditions.

The Vital Role of Prevention

Many of the health conditions that plague women have little to no symptoms. For instance, untreated hypertension (high blood pressure) is a major factor in all forms of heart disease, but there are often no symptoms. Hypertension is most often diagnosed during a routine check-up and is completely manageable with medication.

Access to Women's Healthcare

Does access to affordable healthcare stand in your way of better health? If so, you’re not alone. Statistics show that a third of women report skipping needed healthcare due to cost. Unfortunately, this can lead to more costly medical problems. For this reason, it’s important to search for an insurance provider that meets your budget.