Every woman deserves to live her best life through every stage. That’s why the Adena Women’s Health Center is here to guide you through every milestone. Whether you’re in middle school or nearing menopause and beyond, our board-certified doctors and women’s health experts can help you navigate and prepare for what’s next.

As your partner in health, we help create long-term relationships with you and your family by providing the best women’s care in the region. Our caregivers are part of your community, and they are passionate about women’s health in Southern Ohio.

Our experienced physicians, advanced practice providers and midwives focus on the full spectrum of women’s health, from nutrition counseling to labor and delivery, as well as health and wellness as women mature. No matter where you are in life’s journey, you can count on Adena Women’s Health specialists to be with you every step of the way. 

Conditions Treated

When you need specialized women’s care, you don’t have to travel. Adena offers expanded access to the care you need with additional providers and locations that are close by. Our women's health experts can treat:

Services and Treatments

You have access to world-class services right here at home. Our robotic trained-physicians use state-of-the-art technology and compassionate care to perform minimally invasive gynecology and abdominal procedures that get you back to your life faster with less pain, while our women’s health experts can provide everything you need to stay healthy.

Our services include:

Preventive Care

If you are passionate about your health, preventive care is the foundation of a healthy life. By taking control of your health today, it’s possible to find (or even avoid) conditions such as heart disease, high blood pressure and cancer that can go undetected.

We want to empower you with the care you need for a healthy life. Here are the screenings recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force and the American Cancer Society. You can schedule these  screenings at locations throughout the 13-county region of Southern Ohio. Based on your personal risk factors, family health history and current symptoms, your doctor may recommend you have some screenings earlier, later or more frequently.

Age 18 to 29

• Blood pressure: Get screened at least every two years if you have normal blood pressure (below 120/80).
• Cervical cancer: Women should get a Pap test every three years from age 18-65.
• Cholesterol: Get a baseline test in your 20s.

Age 30 to 39 

• Everything listed above.
• Cholesterol: Start annual screenings at age 35.

Age 40 to 49 

• Everything listed above.
• Breast cancer: Get an annual mammogram starting at age 40. Some women who are at higher risk may be eligible for a mammogram at a younger age. Talk to your doctor about your risks.
• Diabetes: Women with no risk factors should be tested annually starting at age 45.
• Colorectal cancer: Start screenings at age 45. Depending on the type of test, get rescreened every 5 to 10 years.

Age 50 to 59

• Everything listed above.
• Coronary calcium (or calcium scoring): Have a baseline scan at age 55.

Age 60+

• Everything listed above.
• Osteoporosis: Have a bone density or DEXA scan every 2-3 years starting at age 65.