Women's Health and Wellness
We provide care for women's health issues, including pregnancy, family planning, menopause, conditions of the female organs, and surgical follow-up.
Services
Our obstetrician and gynecologists, certified nurse midwives, women’s health nurse practitioners and mental health professionals specialize in caring for women. These medical experts are trained to care for women with both uncomplicated pregnancies and those which are medically complex. In addition, we have maternal-fetal medicine specialists who collaborate with our clinicians to ensure that women with the most medically challenging issues in pregnancy get the best of care.
Outside of pregnancy, we help women achieve wellness and manage health concerns. The services we offer include:
- Healthy woman checks
- Contraception
- Management of menstrual issues
- Hormonal issues
- Fertility issues
- Sexual health concerns
- Gynecologic pain concerns
- Care for infections
- Menopause care
- Acupuncture, and
- Counseling
We also offer surgical and minimally invasive surgical services should they be necessary.
Our Women’s Health team would be honored to care for you and your family. Appointments to see one of our caregivers are available at Hennepin Healthcare’s Clinic and Specialty Center as well as several of our community clinic locations.
Surgical services
Gynecological surgery refers to surgery on the female reproductive system. Our surgeons provide procedures for benign conditions, cancer, infertility, and incontinence. Gynecological surgery may occasionally be performed for elective or cosmetic purposes.
Breastfeeding services are offered Monday through Friday at the Women's Health and Wellness Clinic. In addition, breastfeeding services are available at the Breastfeeding Clinic on Saturday and Sunday on the first floor of the Orange Building.
Healthy Matters
Women's Health
Dr. Tara Gustilo
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Hospital-based care
This is a hospital-based clinic owned by Hennepin Healthcare. Many insurance plans pay for health care services provided in a hospital-based clinic differently than those provided in a doctor’s office. Your insurance may require that you meet your annual deductible and/or require that you pay a percentage of the bill rather than just an office visit co-payment. You should check with your insurance company if you have any questions. Read the Frequently asked questions about hospital-based clinics to learn more.