Womens Group

The Women's Group ensures quality care to our patients by obtaining and maintaining the highest levels of certification for our physicians and technicians. You can be confident in our knowledge and training in the most current technologies and treatments. Safety Certification in Outpatient Excellence (SCOPE) for Women's Health, American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), 2014. All of our physicians are board certified or board eligible with the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology (ABOG).

The ACOG Patient Page contains information from the leading experts in women's healthcare on a wide range of topics. The page contains tips and links to pamphlets that provide a wealth of information to assist the patient in understanding gynecological and pregnancy related issues. WebMD provides valuable health information, tools for managing your health, and support to those who seek information. Tobacco Free Florida is a program of the Florida Department of Health, offering tobacco cessation services, for free, to all Floridians.

The short contact form should only be used for non-medical questions, concerns, or comments. Please do not include medical information as this is not an encrypted/secure email. For non-urgent medical questions or issues, please utilize the secure patient portal or call our office. Messages received via our website and our patient portal are only monitored and responded to during regular business hours.

Abnormal bleeding can be frightening for patients. The Women's Group provides diagnostic services and treatment to women with abnormal bleeding in Pensacola, Florida and the surrounding area. A menstruating woman bleeds for one period of 3-5 days every 21-35 days. When bleeding occurs more often than normal, is heavier than normal, or lasts more than one week, it may be abnormal.

To ensure a woman's continuing health and to catch any problems as early as possible, The Women's Group recommends annual exams to all patients in and around the Pensacola, Florida area. Patients should contact the office to learn more about scheduling an annual exam. Annual exams ensure you're healthy and no gynecological problems exist.