Women's Health

Women's health is primary care

Preventive care, reproductive health, changing hormones, and long-term health belong with a physician who knows more than one chapter of your story.

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Care through changing seasons of health

Health needs evolve over time. INcircle Health provides space to discuss menstrual concerns, contraception, metabolic health, sexual health, perimenopause, menopause, mental health, and preventive care together rather than as disconnected issues.

Care topics

What we can address together

Preventive care and screening

Individualized recommendations for cervical cancer screening, breast cancer screening, vaccinations, bone health, and cardiovascular risk.

Contraception and reproductive planning

Counseling about contraceptive options, preconception health, and reproductive goals.

Menstrual concerns

Evaluation of irregular, heavy, painful, or changing periods and related symptoms.

Perimenopause and menopause

Evidence-based evaluation and treatment of hot flashes, sleep disruption, mood changes, vaginal symptoms, sexual concerns, and long-term health risks.

Metabolic and cardiovascular health

Support for blood pressure, cholesterol, insulin resistance, weight-related concerns, and prevention across the lifespan.

Sexual and emotional health

A respectful setting to discuss libido, pain, mood, stress, relationships, and other concerns that affect well-being.

INcircle Health provides many routine women's health services within primary care. Pregnancy care, deliveries, and specialist procedures are referred to gynecology when needed.

How this approach is different

Your symptoms deserve context

Fatigue, sleep changes, weight changes, mood symptoms, menstrual changes, and sexual concerns often overlap. Primary care allows these concerns to be considered together while also evaluating other possible medical causes.

Common questions

Yes. Pap tests and HPV testing are performed as part of women's preventive care, following recommendations appropriate for your age and history.

Yes. Menopause hormone therapy is evaluated and prescribed when clinically appropriate, based on your symptoms, history, and risks.

Yes. Contraception counseling and contraceptive options are available as part of primary care.

INcircle Health does not perform mammograms or bone density (DEXA) scans in the office, but Dr. Venis recommends screening based on age, risk factors, and personal history and helps you access these tests at a local imaging center, regardless of your insurance status.

For pregnancy care, specialized procedures, or concerns requiring a gynecologist, the practice will coordinate an appropriate referral and maintain continuity in primary care.

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