Preventive care with room for your questions
A well-woman visit is a chance to discuss sexual and reproductive health as well as prevention. Cervical cancer screening is one part of that care, and it may not be due at every visit. Tell our team if you also have new pain, bleeding, or another concern so we can help you choose an appropriate appointment.
What your care may include
- Well-woman visits to review your health history, concerns, and preventive care priorities
- Abnormal Pap smear evaluation and a discussion of recommended follow-up
- Birth control counseling and IUD options based on your preferences and health history
- Evaluation of irregular periods and changes in bleeding
- STI testing and treatment guided by your symptoms and needs
Preparing for your gynecology visit
- Bring prior Pap or HPV results if you have them, especially results that need follow-up
- Note changes in your periods, symptoms, and birth control or pregnancy-planning questions
- Have your medicine and supplement list, allergies, and key health-history details available
Your visit and next steps
Your clinician reviews your history and questions, then discusses which exams or screenings are appropriate. A preventive visit does not mean every test is needed each year. Before you leave, ask how to get any results and whether another visit is recommended. Test and follow-up timing vary.
Benefits and costs
Ask our team about benefits and costs.
Costs and out-of-pocket expenses depend on your plan and the services provided. Ask our team about benefits and expected costs before scheduling.
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