As teens transition to adulthood, having access to expert gynecological care can help them address common concerns, like irregular periods, acne, and more. For older teens preparing to leave for college, it can be especially valuable to establish a relationship with a trusted provider who can guide them in managing their health independently.
At Women’s Health Associates Group, we’re proud to provide compassionate and comprehensive care for young women. Our goal is to create a safe, judgment-free environment where teens and young adults can discuss sensitive topics, ask questions, and receive the support they need. Whether you’re dealing with a specific health concern or looking to establish healthy habits, we’re here to provide expert support.
Take the first step in building a lifelong foundation for your health. Request an appointment with Women’s Health Associates Group today.
The first gynecological visit is an important milestone, and it’s designed to be informative and comfortable. At Women’s Health Associates Group, we prioritize building trust and educating young women about their health during this initial appointment. A pelvic exam or Pap smear is typically not performed unless there’s a medical reason, such as pelvic pain or unusual symptoms. Instead, we focus on addressing common concerns, like:
We welcome patients starting at age 18 and above. Whether you're scheduling your first gynecological visit, need guidance on menstrual health or birth control, or want to get in the habit of routine care, our team is here to provide expert, compassionate support.
If you’re 18 or older and ready to take charge of your health, we encourage you to schedule an appointment with us today.
Visiting a gynecologist isn’t just about sexual health. Regular gynecological visits help address concerns like irregular periods, educate young women about their bodies, and monitor the health of their reproductive system. These visits also provide a safe space to discuss any questions about health and wellness.
The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) recommends that women have their first Pap smear at age 21, regardless of when they become sexually active. This important screening test helps detect abnormal cervical cells early, reducing the risk of cervical cancer. If you have questions about cervical health or routine screenings, our team at Women’s Health Associates Group is here to help.
The Gardasil vaccine protects against HPV, which can lead to cervical cancer. It’s recommended for girls (and boys) starting at age 9, and is usually administered at a pediatrician’s office.
While completing the series early ensures the best protection, the vaccine is encouraged for adults up to the age of 45. At Women’s Health Associates Group, we offer counseling for the vaccine for women who may not have received it during childhood.
Scheduling with us is easy! You can book an appointment online or call our office at (404) 252-3898. We look forward to helping you establish a strong foundation for your lifelong health and well-being.