The Women's Clinic of Johnson County is composed of nine female physicians and one nurse practitioner that supply obstetrical and gynecological services to women in Johnson County and the surrounding area. We have developed this web page as a way to supply information about our practice and to educate our patients using the technology of the internet.
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About WCJC
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Women's Clinic of Johnson County began as a single OB/Gyn doctor delivering at Shawnee Mission Medical Center in 1992. We grew steadily, adding one physician at a time throughout the 1990's and expanding to include service at Menorah Medical Center when it opened in 1994. In 1998 we began delivering at Olathe Medical Center and had grown to a nine physician practice.
Carrie A. Grounds, MD
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My husband and I really like her. This is my first pregnancy and she has made me feel so comfortable and at ease the whole time. We rarely have to wait and she is very willing to answer all of our questions during each visit. She is very professional, but young and easy to relate too. I would recommend her to any one of my friends or family members.
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Women's Clinic of Johnson County is a private medical practice serving the greater Kansas City metro area with offices in Overland Park, Shawnee Mission and Olathe. WCJC is dedicated to women's health providing both obstetric care and gynecological services. Our mission is to maintain your health by offering preventive health screenings which include both physical examinations and pap smears following the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) guidelines as our standard of care.
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The FemTouch is an outpatient, non-surgical, non-hormonal vaginal rejuvenation procedure that uses laser to stimulate new collagen and revitalize vaginal tissue. The rejuvapen uses "microneedling" to evoke a process of inflammation, proliferation, and remodeling of the skin. What does this mean? Your skin will generate new collagen and tissue that is smoother, firmer and more toned.
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Many commonly used over-the-counter medications can pass directly through the placenta and could potentially result in harm to your baby. Caution should be exercised when using herbs and/or homeopathic remedies. For example, chamomile may cause uterine contractions. Please also note that many cough and cold medications contain alcohol which should be avoided in pregnancy.
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