
Horizon Health offers comprehensive healthcare services for all stages and aspects of a woman’s life. Because women’s healthcare extends far beyond obstetrics and gynecology, we offer both general and advanced care in the areas of gynecology, urogynecology, breast health, and much more.
Our team offers annual well woman exams. During this appointment, patients receive preventative screenings for anxiety and depression, contraceptive counseling, STD testing, and more. We’re committed to providing the healthcare experience you deserve. We listen carefully, treat patients with respect, and are mindful of your privacy. We work hard to cultivate an environment where patients can feel comfortable speaking freely.
Our services include:
Prenatal care
Other featured services
Comprehensive Annual Wellness Exams
*Most insurances will pay for an annual pelvic and clinical breast exam. However, Medicare will only pay for these services biannually.
Breast exams are an important aspect of women’s health care and breast cancer prevention. You should perform self-breast exams in front of the mirror every month so that you can grow familiar with how your breasts look and feel. This way, if anything should change, you will be able to discuss it with your doctor promptly.
We provide multiple services to ensure continued breast health. Our exams test for conditions such as breast cancer, mastitis, and fibroadenoma.
These services include:
It is recommended that women receive 1 mammogram a year from age 40 and up. Women over the age of 55 who have normal risk factors can reduce screenings to once every 2 years.
Minimally invasive procedures require less recovery time than traditional surgeries and patients generally experience less post-operation pain.
Surgeries we provide include:
Nurse practitioner Susan Arp, explains perimenopause – who it affects and its symptoms. Susan specializes in Women's Health and is a certified menopause practitioner.
Nurse practitioner Susan Arp, explains all things menopause, including symptoms and treatment options. Susan specializes in Women's Health and is a certified menopause practitioner.
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