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This place-everyone from the receptionists to the blood work technicians to the midwifes to the nurses are the BEST. They remember you and go above and beyond everytime. Karen Carroll delivered all of my babies and the gift of three beautiful deliveries can never be repaid. Highly recommended. ~ Cassie Scarboro.

What is Womancare?

Patient Portal Welcome to WOMANCARE A Sophisticated Healthcare Experience WomanCare provides comprehensive healthcare for women. We stand for skillful, respectful and enlightened medical practice. We pride ourselves in practicing the latest obstetric, gynecologic and holistic methods at our convenient northwest suburban locations.

How to contact Womancare Louisville?

Patient Portal: Online Services for Patients Allows you to communicate with our doctors, nurses, and staff members easily, safely, and securely via the Internet. North Florida- Jacksonville All Other Florida Locations Healow App Instructions for use are We are pleased to offer the Healow app to our Women’s Care patients.

What devices can I use to access the patient portal?

And no matter your age, we work hard to see you promptly at the appointed time, in comfortable offices just minutes from downtown Louisville. Whatever your season of life, enjoy care that will exceed your expectations. Call (812) 282-6114 and schedule an appointment. WomanCare…our name says it all.

Patient Portal: Online Services for Patients

Allows you to communicate with our doctors, nurses, and staff members easily, safely, and securely via the Internet.

Healow App

We are pleased to offer the Healow app to our Women’s Care patients. If you are not yet a patient, please visit our Find a Provider page to find an office near you to schedule a new-patient appointment.

Expecting a Little One

WomanCare has three Board-Certified Physicians and six of the only few Certified Nurse-Midwives in the Kentuckiana region who deliver babies in the comfort of Clark Memorial Hospital’s Family Birth Place and at the Tree of Life Family Birth Center.

For Women of All Ages

WomanCare offers a comprehensive array of OB/GYN services including preconception and family planning, infertility evaluations, complete care through pregnancy and delivery, menopause treatment and routine care throughout the year.

Philosophy of Care

We emphasize the human touch as much as technique and technology. We work hard to see you at your appointed time with every visit — and make time for any questions or concerns you may have. It’s a delicate balance, but one we believe serves our patients well.

What time does the YMCA office open?

Our office hours are: Monday - Friday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm. If you are unable to keep an appointment, please notify us 24 hours in advance so that we may see another patient in need of care. No Shows are costly to our office and may be subjected to a service charge that is non refundable by insurance companies.

When did Womancare start?

In 1999 the midwives and doctors of WomanCare Centers established WomanCare Midwifery (formerly known as The Midwifery Center at DePaul) for families who were seeking a safe and satisfying birth center experience. WomanCare Midwifery serves low risk women and their families who are seeking an unmedicated birth in an environment designed ...

The Birth Center is Now Lifecycle WomanCare

Lifecycle WomanCare, previously known as The Birth Center, is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization providing exceptional healthcare services for women of all ages, regardless of income, since 1978. We were the first licensed birth center in Pennsylvania and are one of the oldest continually operating birth centers in the United States.

Client Testimonials

The staff is SO supportive! When my support person didn’t arrive in time for delivery, an LWC midwife cared for my daughter in the waiting room so I could labor in whatever way I felt comfortable. I couldn’t have asked for a better birthing experience and can’t wait for my next birth here this summer!

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