ABOUT THE PRACTICE
Women’s Health Care Center of Houston is known as a destination for comprehensive obstetric and gynecological care. With two locations in Houston, Texas, the practice goes beyond basic OB/GYN to address the health care needs of women at every age and stage of life.
Since its founding in 1979, Women’s Health Care Center of Houston has offered in-depth expertise in the most common women’s health conditions, including infertility, menopause, hormonal conditions, and beyond.
Women’s Health Care Center of Houston features a talented team of board-certified physicians, certified nurse midwives, advanced nurse practitioners, and knowledgeable, experienced nurses. Together, they provide gynecology services to address common and complex health issues, such as endometriosis, heavy periods, abnormal Pap smears, and infertility. For patients needing further individualized treatment, the Women’s Health Care Center of Houston has the expertise to provide minimally invasive surgeries, such as hysterectomies, endometrial ablation, and laser procedures.
Women’s Health Care Center of Houston provides obstetric services, including in-office ultrasound. The offices are affiliated with two of the nation’s highest-ranked hospital systems for labor and delivery. Patients can choose Houston Methodist West Hospital or Memorial Hermann Memorial City Hospital for childbirth, surgery or other medical care.
We have expanded our specialized complementary and alternative healthcare Hormone services to include BHRT Pellets as a treatment option at the Whcch Med Spa.
Call either office or book a consultation online today with a member of the knowledgeable team at Women’s Health Care Center of Houston.
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Women's Health Care Center of Houston is in-network with most major carriers in the Houston, TX metro area. For questions about your specific coverage, please call the office.
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