Sadly, our clinic is permanently closed.

​

Exciting news...

​​

We are thrilled to announce that Women's Health and Wellness Clinic is in the final stages of being acquired by a renowned national women's health company.

 

This acquisition will provide you with the option to continue your high quality, comprehensive women's health care with this amazing company (nationwide!), or to obtain your records in the future, to transfer care elsewhere.

 

This company is able to offer you enhanced services that were not available from Women's Health and Wellness Clinic, while offering you an excellent group of clinicians who can support your unique health needs.

​

Transition Timeline

While we were aiming for the transition to be completed by March 1st, the process of exporting and transferring records has required more time than anticipated. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work diligently to ensure a smooth transition for all our patients.

 

Rest assured, once the acquisition is finalized, the new company will seamlessly take over the management of your medical records to continue providing you with comprehensive women's health services.

 

We will send out a notification via email with detailed instructions on how to schedule appointments, or how to request your medical records to be transferred to another provider, should you choose to.

​

Insurances Accepted

 

We will provide details on the company once the acquisition is finalized, but want to notify you of their basic insurance coverage. They accept PPO plans only, and have varying in network status with the different insurance companies. They have a great team who can update you on your specific plan if you are unsure, as insurance tends to be complicated!

​

• Most PPO plans with Blue Cross/Anthem, United HealthCare, Aetna, and Cigna are in network!

​​

• Some insurance companies offer out of network coverage through a different company, and those will often be covered as well.​

​

• Medicare patients can be seen, but are cash pay.

​​

• Medicaid patients are not able to be seen at this time, even if you choose to pay cash.

​​​​​

​

​

​