woman 2 woman patient portal

How do I get to my Patient Portal?

Business Hours. Our Freehold OBGYN practice offer daytime and evening appointments. We strive to accommodate the varying availability of our patients across the Monmouth and Ocean County region. Please contact our front desk at (732) 308-2255 or click “Make an Appointment” online to find a time convenient for you.

What is Women4Women OBGYN?

Thank you for choosing Women2Women Obstetrics & gynecology. We know you have lots of choices for your healthcare and we are so thankful that you have chosen us. As a new patient, we know that you'll have some questions about our office and what to expect. We've dedicated an entire page to helping new patients become familiarized with our practice.

Why choose woman 2 woman?

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What is your experience with Women4Women?

We accept most major health insurance plans. If you would like to confirm that we take yours, please contact our office at (607) 417-0500. We also gladly accept self-pay patients as well.

Appointments

We schedule patients by appointment in our office. If you have a scheduled appointment that you are unable to keep, please notify our office as soon as possible so that we may offer that time to another patient in need.

Insurance

We accept most major health insurance plans. If you would like to confirm that we take yours, please contact our office at (607) 417-0500.

Financial

When you come to our office, please be prepared to pay for any co-payments, deductibles or non-covered items at the time of service. For your convenience, we accept cash, checks, debit and credit cards.

Patient Registration

For the convenience of our patients, we offer secure, online patient registration. Registering ahead of time saves time spent in the waiting room. In order to register online, you will first need to speak with our office to schedule an appointment.

Person Responsible for Billing

YOU MUST PRESENT A VALID CURRENT INSURANCE CARD & VALID PHOTO ID AT TIME OF APPOINTMENT. YOUR COPAY IS DUE AT CHECK IN.

Assignment of Benefits

Medicare Patients - I request that payment of authorized Medicare benefits be made to WOMEN FOR WOMEN OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY for any services furnished to me by Marci Ostroff, M.D., Christine Duncan, M.D., Marni Sanders, M.D., Nicole A. Bell, M.D., Nicole R. Smizer M.D., Esther Hirshhorn, M.D., Amy B. Newman, CNM, WHNP.

How many women are affected by postpartum depression?

Additionally, postpartum depression estimates vary by state, and can be as high as 1 in 5 women. Postpartum depression is not a weakness but simply a complication that can happen after you give birth.

How many women have endometriosis?

Endometriosis is a common, benign disorder that is estimated to affect approximately 10% of women.

How long do you incubate eggs after fertilization?

After the eggs are fertilized, they are placed in a culture medium in the device and then inserted in the vagina where you incubate them for 5 days. Our first round we were so hopeful, we fertilized 3 good looking eggs. We went back after 5 days, and none of them had developed into usable embryos.

When is cervical cancer awareness month?

January is National Cervical Health Awareness Month... Cervical cancer used to be the leading cause of cancer death for women in the United States. However, in the past 40 years, the number of cases of cervical cancer and the number of deaths from cervical cancer have decreased significantly.

Can endometriosis cause infertility?

Myth #3: Endometriosis causes infertility. Yes, it is true that endometriosis is present in a large portion of women with infertility issues. One reason for this could be endometriosis on the fallopian tubes that distort or block the tubes. In reality, this is rarely the finding that we see during surgery.

Does endometriosis cause cancer?

There is no genetic trait associated with endometriosis that has been shown to lead to cancer. There are some very rare types of ovarian cancers – clear cell and endometrioid cancer – that seem to be more common in women with endometriosis, but even with these rare cancers the risk is less than 1%.

How to prevent cancer early?

There are two ways to be screened to help prevent cancer or find it early: the Pap Test (papsmear) and HPV test. The Pap test looks for precancer cells on the cervix that might become cancer if they are not treated appropriately. The HPV test screens for Human Papillomavirus that can cause changes within your cells.