Unified Women's Healthcare

Versatile, compassionate, and always ready to lend a helping hand—our community of affiliated ObGyns is stronger because of the dedication of more than 2,000 medical assistants. From warmly welcoming patients to supporting physicians and practitioners during exams and procedures, you truly make a difference in every healthcare journey. Your commitment to providing exceptional care helps brighten the lives of so many. Thank you for your hard work and dedication to women's health. Happy Medical Assistants Recognition Day! #MARWeek #MARDay #BridgingTheGap

Tomorrow: Don't miss a great opportunity to join the experts at Unified affiliate Gennev for a meaningful, empowering conversation about #menopause. #WorldMenopauseMonth

We are thrilled to announce that Audrey Lysko, Division President and valued leader at Unified Women’s Healthcare, has been recognized as one of the Top 50 Women Leaders of Raleigh for 2024! 🌟 Audrey’s dedication, passion, and commitment to empowering women in healthcare have truly made a lasting impact on our team and the community. Her recognition is a testament to her outstanding leadership and unwavering drive to make a difference. Please join us in celebrating Audrey’s remarkable achievement and the incredible work she continues to do! #WomenInHealthcare #UnifiedWomensHealthcare #WomenInLeadership

During this #PAWeek, Unified honors the Physician Associates/Assistants who serve patients throughout our community. We recognize and celebrate their career accomplishments, contributions to our industry, and the crucial care they provide to women across the country. #PAsGoBeyond

It's National Midwifery Week! Midwives' essential work is shown to increase access, enhance the patient experience and improve health outcomes. Unified celebrates the midwives across our community who care for and empower patients with skill, empathy, grace and deep expertise. #MidwiferyWeek2024

Our thoughts are with colleagues and communities impacted by Hurricane Helene, from Florida’s West Coast through Asheville, NC. Many of our team members are facing difficult conditions, with some stranded due to mudslides and roadway obstructions.   Despite these challenges, our team has mobilized to ensure support and patient care continue uninterrupted. We’ve arranged temporary housing, provided essentials, and we’re loading multiple vehicles at our Raleigh location to deliver much-needed supplies to Asheville. This effort is a testament to the strength and resilience of our Unified family. Thank you to everyone who has contributed to help our colleagues through this challenging time.    #UnifiedWomensHealthcare #HurricaneRelief #TeamSupport #UnifiedCares 💜

In honor of #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth we are proud to share that 80 percent of our 75+ breast imaging sites now offer breast ultrasound for patients with dense breasts and for diagnostic purposes.   This significant step comes in light of the new FDA guidelines on dense breast tissue, which can make it more challenging to detect abnormalities. Access to advanced imaging options is crucial for comprehensive care. And our dedicated teams are committed to empowering patients and ensuring they have the tools they need for proactive breast health. Together, we are making important strides for women during October and beyond.

“If doctors simply dismiss women and say that their symptoms couldn’t possibly be related to menopause or perimenopause, women are not going to put up with that because a million other pieces of information they’ve reviewed online tell them otherwise.” Dr. Maureen Whelihan, a ObGyn at a Florida Woman Care affiliate practice, speaks to Fortune about how Gen X women are approaching menopause differently then previous generations and new research that is casting hormone therapy (HT) in a new light. Read the full interview here: https://lnkd.in/eTWPYUsX

Did you know over 40% of women have dense breasts and as a woman's breast density increases, so does her risk for breast cancer? Understanding dense breasts and utilizing supplemental imaging, like tomosynthesis and ultrasound can be the key to identifying breast cancer at its earliest, most treatable stages. As of September, this year, the FDA has ordered all states in the US to notify women and their healthcare providers of their breast density type. Together, we can empower patients and healthcare providers to take proactive steps towards better breast health. #WorldDenseBreastDay2024   For more about dense breasts and the importance of breast ultrasounds, watch the video below from Dr. Aaron Sudbury. 

Introducing Lodus. Unified is excited to announce the launch of our new online provider directory. This digital solution allows women across the U.S. to view trusted information on a wealth of health and wellness topics, and find the clinicians whose expertise fits their unique needs - all in one place. Services include ObGyn visits, fertility treatment, menopause care, nutrition and weight management. Visit the site at lodushealth.com.