Helping women on their journey toward better health

To make the most out of life, it’s important to stay healthy. That’s why our specialists offer personal care and support at every stage of life – from adolescence and young adulthood to motherhood, menopause and beyond.

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Care that’s compassionate, comprehensive and personal

With a full range of women's health services, we make it easier for you to stay well. Our doctors can provide the essential preventive care you need, as well as treatment and surgical procedures for a wide range of women’s conditions.

Prisma Health women's health services:

Conditions Treated

Endometriosis
High-risk pregnancy
Infertility
Irregular/painful periods
Menopause
Osteoporosis and bone health
Pelvic inflammatory disease
Pelvic prolapse
Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS)
Sexually transmitted infections
Urinary incontinence
Uterine fibroids
Vaginitis

Other services

Fertility care

Fertility Center of the Carolinas diagnoses and finds solutions for all types of fertility problems.

Midwifery care

Midwives provide high-quality and compassionate care for expectant mothers and women of all ages.

Why choose us

Patient support

Education, social workers, translators, and more

Leading-edge expertise

As an academic teaching healthcare organization, our doctors have the latest knowledge to care for you

Safe care

Our hospitals and physician practices are taking every precaution to protect you from COVID-19

An exceptional maternity experience

Because there is no delivery more important than yours. You deserve the highest level of care and compassion.

Nine Prisma Health hospitals have received Baby-Friendly Hospital designation, an international designation for quality newborn care
Electronic Medical Record (EMR) system that connects all doctors and hospitals
Maternal-fetal medicine specialists and telehealth for high-risk deliveries

Learn More About Maternity Services

Cervical cancer: What you need to know

While all women are at risk for cervical cancer, it occurs most often in women over 30. Cervical cancer occurs in younger women when cervical cells become abnormal and, over time, grow out of control.