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Providence OB/GYN Health Center

4.8   |  292 Ratings
624.8 miles away
541-732-7460
Fax: 541-732-3409
Mon - Fri: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Providence OB/GYN Health Center

4.8   |  292 Ratings
Mon - Fri: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Every woman deserves the specialized attention that a women’s health care professional provides. From adolescence through the golden years – including childbirth and menopause – the changes that happen to a woman’s body are dramatic. Just as each stage of life is different, so is the medical approach.

Our services
  • Gynecology
  • Midwifery
  • Obstetrics
  • Incontinence therapy
  • Fertility counseling and treatment
  • Pelvic organ prolapse therapy
  • Pelvic pain therapy
  • Prenatal support
  • Routine and primary care
  • Urogynecology

Providence understands selecting a provider is a very personal choice, especially when it comes to delivering your children. The relationship created with your care team throughout your prenatal and delivery experience can last a lifetime. That’s why Providence offers obstetrics and midwifery options to fit your personal care preferences.

Obstetrics

Compassionate care and the latest technology combine for the best in obstetric care. We provide pregnancy dating, nuchal translucency screening tests and 3D fetal growth assessment ultrasound in our office.

Midwife services

Midwifery is a health care profession in which providers offer care to childbearing women during pregnancy, labor and birth, and throughout their postpartum period. In addition, midwives provide well-woman care related to reproductive health, annual gynecological exams, family planning and menopausal care. 

Delivery location options

Providence OBGYN obstetricians and midwives deliver at both Medford hospitals.

Providence BirthPlace at Providence Medford Medical Center invites all expectant mothers and their husbands or partners to tour its family-centered birthing suites. Learn more about scheduling a tour.

Our premier continence program offers southern Oregon’s only complete, integrated care for bladder and bowel problems. Expert clinicians and staff use the most advanced equipment to provide a full range of services. Urogynecology specialists are highly skilled in treating:

  • Urinary and bowel incontinence
  • Overactive bladder
  • Urinary retention
  • Pelvic floor dysfunction and pain
  • Pelvic organ prolapse
  • Interstitial cystitis/painful bladder syndrome
  • Gynecologic laparoscopic and robotic surgery
Minimally invasive surgery

Many conditions can be successfully treated without surgery. However, when surgery is the best option, you can rest assured that our surgeons have the experience, skill and care that you want.

Our physicians perform minimally-invasive (laparoscopic) and robotic procedures whenever possible and treat a wide variety of gynecologic conditions, including uterine disease, fibroids, endometriosis, organ prolapse and cancer. If surgery is in your future, talk with us about minimally-invasive and robotic techniques. We’ll recommend the best approach for your particular situation.

This specialty clinic is the only one of its kind in southern Oregon. Here we diagnose and treat various conditions affecting the vulva and vaginal areas.

We care for women of all ages, many of whom have suffered for years with the following conditions:

  • Chronic genital pain
  • Skin disorders
  • Vaginal symptoms
  • Pain with sex

Providence Medical Group accepts most major forms of insurance. Please contact your insurance carrier to confirm coverage at this clinic.

Providence Medical Group wants to help ease the way of our patients by providing new patient medical forms and privacy notice information in advance of their first visit. Please complete the medical records transfer form to transfer personal medical records from another doctor or hospital to our office.

Please review the information and complete the necessary forms prior to your first appointment.

Gynecology patients
Pregnancy and obstetrics patients
Medicare patients

Choosing Preventive Care

Preventive care looks different at every stage of life. Here's what to expect and what to talk to your clinician about based on your personal history and health goals.

Starting in your 20s, we recommend an annual gynecological exam. This includes Pap smear testing for cervical cancer, STI testing, and a reproductive health discussion if you're considering pregnancy in the near future. Your doctor will also review lifestyle factors like blood pressure, diabetes risk and healthy weight – and if your personal or family history suggests a higher risk for breast or ovarian cancer, they may recommend a breast cancer gene (BRCA) risk conversation as part of your care. Your 20s are a great time to establish regular gynecologic care and build a foundation for lifelong health.

In your 30s, everything from your 20s continues – with one addition. We now recommend high-risk HPV testing alongside your Pap smear. This is also a good decade to stay consistent with lifestyle conversations around blood pressure, weight and diabetes, and to discuss any changes in your reproductive health goals. And if you're thinking about starting a family, preconception counseling is available to help you optimize your health before pregnancy, including genetic carrier screening if your family history warrants it.

Your 40s bring important new screenings. You'll talk to your doctor about when to start getting mammograms for breast cancer screening based on your personal risk factors. After 45, your doctor will recommend your first colorectal cancer screening. Finally, healthy perimenopause and menopause discussions become part of your care alongside ongoing monitoring of blood pressure, weight and diabetes risk.

In your 50s and beyond, the screenings you've established continue – mammograms, HPV testing, colorectal cancer screening and lifestyle monitoring. This decade brings new health changes worth paying attention to: increased cardiovascular risk as estrogen levels drop, rising osteoporosis risk as bone density decreases, as well as changes in cognition, sleep and mood that deserve real attention. Your doctor will help you build a screening and monitoring schedule based on your history, your risks and your health.

Whether you're a teen navigating your first gynecologic visit or an adult managing a concern you've been putting off, you're welcome here. Our team offers confidential care at every age, including guidance on menstrual and sexual health and your right to privacy in your own care. If you're experiencing symptoms of depression or anxiety, or have questions about substance use, alcohol, tobacco, or safety concerns, including domestic or interpersonal violence, these are important conversations to have with your doctor – you don't have to navigate them alone.

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