The Center for Women's Health In Connecticut

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Phone: (203) 573-1425

Address: 22 Old Waterbury Rd Ste 201, Southbury, CT 06488

Website: http://www.womenshealthct.com

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General Practitioners

Headaches
Fibromyalgia
Other theories suggest that the nerve impulses in the vulvar region are not working properly and stuck in the “on” position. What causes these nerves to flare-up may be different for each woman. It is proposed that chronic irritation or injury could damage the vulvar nerves. For some women, it could be a history of recurrent infections like yeast.
Medical Weight Loss
Women’s Health Connecticut is proud to announce a partnership with Pounds Transformation Medical Weight Loss, a local program that has helped tens of
Primary Care
Women's Health Connecticut providers participate in several managed care plans and see patients with government as well as traditional insurance coverage. Some insurance plans may require that you obtain a referral from your primary care doctor before your visit. We encourage you to review your medical insurance policies and to know your coverage. To find out if a particular ObGyn provider accepts your insurance, please contact your provider's office or your insurance company.
Male Infertility
In this non-graphic video, Dr. Scott Matson of Vasectomy and Male Infertility Center of Connecticut, a division of Women’s Health Connecticut, helps y
Emergency Care
When you can't get to your regular ObGyn, Women’s After-Hours Care & Pediatric Urgent Care is a smart alternative to a clinic or the emergency room. W
Colonoscopy
Program incentivizes the highest- quality care at the lowest possible cost for more than 40 common procedures and conditions including knee replacement, colonoscopy, cataract surgery and care related to pregnancy. By negotiating fixed, guaranteed pricing with providers to coordinate and deliver care across the patient’s care journey, the state reduces variation in costs while improving health care quality and outcomes.
Urinary Incontinence
We sat down with Dr. Robert K. Gildersleeve of Mansfield Ob/Gyn Associates, a Women's Health Connecticut practice, to talk about urinary incontinence...
Immunizations
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has now recommended the COVID-19 vaccination for all pregnant and breastfeeding women. To help you deci

Ophthalmologists

Cataracts
Cataract Surgery

Gynecology
Even if you don't need a Pap test every year, it's still a good idea to schedule an annual gynecology visit! Sometimes referred to as a well-woman exa
Female Infertility
Obstetrics
Richard S. Ruben, M.D. is one of the founders and is President of Physician’s for Women’s Health (PWH), the nation’s largest single group practice dedicated to women and formed in 1997. He also is one of the founders and Chairman of the Board of Women’s Health Connecticut (WHC), which was formed in August 1997, by teaming PWH physicians with an established group of health care management experts. Dr. Ruben has been practicing medicine for over 30 years and is the head of his local office of eight physicians in Danbury, CT. In addition, he served as Acting Chairman of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Danbury Hospital, a regional teaching hospital with a residency program affiliated with Yale University.
Endometriosis
Endometriosis is a condition in which the type of tissue that forms the lining of the uterus (the endometrium) is found outside the uterus. It is a painful chronic disease that is estimated to affect 10% of women of all ages and backgrounds during their reproductive years.
Pelvic Pain
We sat down with Dr. Amanda Rostkowski of Fine and Gillette, a Women's Health Connecticut practice, to talk about chronic pelvic pain, its causes, and
Pregnancy
Labor and Delivery
Other women with vulvodynia report a specific precipitating incident, such as childbirth or surgery. Still, others find vulvar pain begins randomly without any warning. Researchers are currently working on trying to understand the cause or causes of vulvodynia in order to provide better treatment options.

Urology
Women's Health Connecticut is proud to provide extensive and individualized urologic care just for women. Our experienced board-certified urologists u
Cervical Cancer
This procedure allows your provider to examine your cervix to inspect it for abnormalities that may be signs of cervical cancer or other problems. A device called a colposcope is used to provide a clear view of the cervix. If your provider notices anything abnormal during the exam, they may perform a biopsy to remove tissue so that it can be tested in a lab.
Interstitial Cystitis
Urinary Tract Infection
If you are experiencing any unusual or unpleasant symptoms, we encourage you to contact your provider’s office to schedule a problem visit so that your provider can examine you and administer the appropriate tests. Office staff will do their best to accommodate you as soon as possible. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, always call 911.

Mental Health
As reproductive healthcare providers, we know that forcing women to continue an unwanted and possibly harmful pregnancy not only ignores their own autonomy, but also increases risks for medical, mental health, psychosocial, and economic harm, and has a greater risk of maternal death than pregnancy termination. Providing counseling and support to our patients about reproductive options includes contraception, family planning, and evidence-based, safe, and indicated abortion care.
Anxiety

Endocrinologist

Diabetes Care

Ultrasound
A sonohysterogram is used to examine the uterus and provides a clearer picture than an ultrasound alone. In a sonohysterogram, a tiny tube is placed through the cervix, and fluid is inserted to push the uterine walls apart and to outline any growths within the uterine cavity. A vaginal ultrasound then takes pictures and videos. Your provider will use the ultrasound to see how deep any growth extends to or through the uterine wall.
X-Rays
Mammography
Regular mammography screenings and exams help you detect early signs of breast cancer. Now, you can schedule your mammogram on the same day as your annual well-woman visit thanks to our convenient, state-of-the-art in-office mammography suites.

Minimally Invasive Surgery
Women's Health Connecticut is proud to provide extensive and individualized urologic care just for women. Our experienced board-certified urologists understand the impact that urological conditions can have in a woman’s life, and strive to make a difference in the lives of their patients. From evaluation and diagnosis to minimally invasive surgery and treatment, our unique expertise, and dedication to women positions our network as the choice for your urologic care.
Vasectomy
Some women may not consider their partner’s vasectomy as part of their health, but vasectomies directly affect women’s reproductive health. If you and
Robotic Surgery
Daniel A. Goldstein, MD is an SRC-accredited Surgeon of Excellence in Robotic Surgery with Danbury Hospital. SRC accredits the top medical professiona
Hysterectomy
We’re especially proud of this designation- it means that our providers are held to the highest possible standards, and our patients can expect the best. If you are a State or municipal employee or a dependent on the State of Connecticut Health Plan, you can achieve savings for selecting a Women's Health Connecticut provider for your pregnancy care or hysterectomy procedure in 2022-2023. To learn more about the program, visit carecompass.ct.gov/providersofdistinction. Read more about Women's Health Connecticut's state of the art services and expert providers below.
Hip Replacement
Knee Replacement
Endometrial Ablation
A procedure for treatment of dysfunctional or abnormal uterine bleeding, endometrial ablation uses either heat or cold energy to destroy the endometrial lining of the uterus. This specialized procedure is performed by our expert ObGyn physicians in the office or at a local surgi-center or out-patient hospital setting. If you are considering endometrial ablation, please contact one of our many practices offering this procedure.
Laparoscopy
Robotic surgery or minimally invasive surgery performed by our physicians provides an alternative to both traditional open surgery and conventional laparoscopy. While not necessary for all types of operations, there are some circumstances where this may be the best approach for certain patients with certain conditions. Talk to your doctor to find out if you can benefit from the use of this technique.
Reconstructive Surgery
Along with his role as medical director, Dan is a leading physician at Manchester Ob-Gyn Associates, after having joined the group in 1988. In addition to serving the obstetric and gynecologic needs of his patients, he is currently one of only a handful of ObGyns in Connecticut who does full vaginal reconstructive surgery. He also has significant experience with minimally invasive surgery including robotics and hysteroscopy.

Plastic Surgeons

Laparoscopic Surgery
Many of Women’s Health Connecticut's ObGyns are skilled in laparoscopic surgery. As a minimally invasive procedure, advanced laparoscopic surgery results in less pain, fewer complications, and a quicker recovery than traditional procedures. With hand-access devices and robotic surgical instruments, our skilled physicians perform these procedures with better visualization and greater precision. Contact us to see if this procedure is right for you.

Cyst
Lesions
Condoms prevent pregnancy by blocking the passage of sperm and are available without a prescription. Because they act as a mechanical barrier, condoms prevent direct vaginal contact with semen, infectious genital secretions, and genital lesions and discharges. Latex condoms are the most effective method for reducing the risk of infection from the viruses that cause AIDS, other HIV-related illnesses, and other sexually transmitted infections (STIs).

Physical Therapists

Physical Therapy
Typical treatments include oral and topical vulvar medications and/or physical therapy. Some of the oral medications used fall into the antidepressant family (amitriptyline or Cymbalta) or the anticonvulsant family. These medications are known to calm down nerve excitability.

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