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Gynecology · Obstetrics · Miami, Florida
OB/GYN Care
in Miami.
From your first visit through every stage.
Annual exams, hormonal and menstrual concerns, family planning, and prenatal care. At Miami Women's Center, you can ask questions, understand your options, and receive attentive care from a team that's here to listen.
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Whether you're due for a routine exam, have a concern, or are expecting, we'll help you take the next step.
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(786) 931-6067
8600 SW 92nd St, Suite 103
Miami, FL 33156
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Women's healthcare, through every stage
Whatever Brought You In, You're in the Right Place.
Whether you're here for a first exam, a cycle that's changed, questions about contraception, or pregnancy care, Miami Women's Center provides a place to be heard and supported.
Obstetrics and gynecology cover reproductive and hormonal health throughout life. Our team helps you understand what you're experiencing, what your options are, and what comes next.
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Annual CareGynecology &
Family PlanningPregnancy &
Obstetrics
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Gynecology care
If Something Feels Different, We're Here to Help.
Gynecology care goes well beyond an annual exam. From routine screenings to pelvic pain, hormonal changes, and family planning, we take your concerns seriously and help you understand your next steps.
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Care for the concerns that bring you in.
Preventive & Wellness
- Well-woman exams and annual screenings
- Cervical cancer screening, with advanced colposcopy when needed
- Breast exams
- STD testing and treatment
Hormonal & Cycle
- PCOS and hormonal imbalances
- Heavy, irregular, or abnormal periods
- Menopause management
- Bioidentical hormone replacement therapy
Pelvic & Urinary Health
- Fibroids
- Pelvic pain
- UTIs and pelvic floor therapy
- Sexual dysfunction
Family Planning
- Contraception and birth control
- Preconception counseling
When appropriate, care may also include in-office ultrasound imaging or minimally invasive gynecologic procedures.
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Obstetrics & prenatal care
Pregnant? We're Here for Every Step.
From your first prenatal appointment through delivery planning, our team provides regular checkups, ultrasound and fetal monitoring, nutritional guidance, and individualized support. For pregnancies needing closer monitoring, we also offer high-risk pregnancy management.
Weeks 13–27
Second Trimester
Check your blood pressure and your baby's heartbeat, follow growth and development, and discuss any changes or concerns.
Weeks 28–40+
Third Trimester
Increase monitoring as needed, check your baby's position, screen for pregnancy-related concerns, and plan for delivery.
How Often Are Prenatal Visits?
Weeks 4–28Usually once a month
Weeks 28–36Usually every two weeks
Week 36–birthUsually once a week
Visit schedules are individualized; your care team may recommend more frequent monitoring.
Insurance & payment
We Accept Most Major Insurance Plans.
We work with a range of insurance providers. Please call to confirm your specific plan, coverage, and benefits before your visit.
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Frequently asked questions
Gynecology and Obstetrics, Answered.
A few helpful answers before your visit.
What does a gynecologist treat?
A gynecologist evaluates and treats menstrual problems, pelvic pain, abnormal bleeding, vaginal symptoms, hormonal concerns, contraception needs, and conditions such as PCOS, endometriosis, and uterine fibroids.
What is the difference between obstetrics and gynecology?
Gynecology focuses on reproductive health outside of pregnancy. Obstetrics focuses on care during pregnancy, childbirth, and the period following birth. Our practice offers both types of care.
When should I see a gynecologist about abnormal periods?
Arrange an evaluation if periods become unusually heavy, prolonged, painful, irregular, or different from your normal pattern. An appointment can help identify what may be contributing and which next steps are appropriate.
How often will I need prenatal appointments?
In a typical low-risk pregnancy, visits may be scheduled about every four weeks early on, every two weeks later in pregnancy, and weekly near the due date. Your team will personalize this schedule.
When should I schedule my first prenatal appointment?
Contact an OB/GYN after a positive pregnancy test to discuss when your first visit should be. Many initial prenatal appointments take place around eight weeks, though timing varies depending on your needs.
Is my visit confidential?
Medical visits and records are handled under applicable privacy laws. If you have questions about confidentiality or communications, our office can explain its policies before your appointment.
Do you accept insurance?
We work with many major insurance plans, including those listed above. Please call our office to verify your specific plan and benefits before your visit.
We're here when you're ready
Your Health Deserves Time, Answers, and Care.
Whether it's time for an annual exam, you have a concern you want checked, or you're preparing for a new arrival, we're ready to help you take the next step.
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