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The Truth About Infections During Pregnancy: What Every Mom-to-Be Needs to Know

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Pregnancy is a beautiful journey, but it comes with its share of concerns. Infections during pregnancy can be worrisome, but knowledge is your best defense. Our latest article provides valuable information on the most common infections, symptoms to look out for, and how to protect your health and your baby's.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Changing Health Insurance in 2024

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When it comes to signing up for or changing health insurance, there is a lot to know. Read this article to learn answers to frequently asked questions.
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Healthcare 101 – What is a Health Savings Account?

Part 5 in our series to introduce you to some basic concepts about your health care. As the costs for health care continue to rise, individuals and companies are trying to find ways to control these rising…
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Health Care 101 – Coinsurance, Deductibles, Copays – Oh My!

Part 4 in our series to introduce you to some basic concepts about your health care. It wasn’t too long ago that, if you had decent health insurance, you left the doctor’s office with a $25 copay…
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Health Care 101 – Flex It!

Part 3 in our series to introduce you to some basic concepts about your health care. As health insurance evolves, more and more plans are requiring a higher percentage of “cost sharing” between employers…
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Welcome UnitedHealthcare members!

We are pleased to announce that the providers at Madison Women's Health are now in-network providers for UnitedHealthcare, effective February 1, 2016.  Previously, patients would need to gain an exception…
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Health Care 101 – Be Well!

Part 2 in our series to introduce you to some basic concepts about your health care.   As health care providers, our main goal is that you be healthy and stay healthy. There are many ways that can…
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Mosquitos in January? What is Zika?

We have received a lot of questions about the Zika virus, so we thought we would provide a quick overview and some resources to help you become aware of this potential health risk. The Centers for Disease…
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Health Care 101 – It’s a New Year!

Happy New Year 2016!  With the change in the calendar, it means new things for your health insurance plans.  My health insurance?  Well, perhaps this isn't at the top of your list of resolutions, but…
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Staying Healthy In the Cooler Months – Part 1

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Staying Active and Healthy in the Colder Months When you hear the words “fall” or “autumn,” what do you think of? Leaves turning beautiful colors, cooler temperatures, perhaps visiting an orchard…
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Preparing for School

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It’s That Time Of Year Again! Hot, muggy days slowly turn cooler and the leaves begin the ever beautiful change from vibrant green to a variety of reds, yellows and oranges. We bring out our fall jackets…
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Happy July 4th!

In observance of Independence Day (July 4th), our office will be closed on Friday, July 3rd.  You will be able to contact our on-call physicians for urgent medical questions through our answering service. …
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Springtime Fun Activities for the Whole Family

It’s true, spring has sprung!  And the days are getting longer, with the weather warming up and the flora beginning to bloom again.  There are hundreds of fun outdoor activities for the whole family…
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Weaving a Better Future

Shortly after the birth of Madison Women's Health clinic, partner doctor Dr. Beth Wiedel started an initiative, which is named “Weave of Hope®." The women weave woven products created out of a centuries-old…
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