When it comes to pushing out a baby - its not the same for every birth.
For some, a strong urge to push comes quickly and suddenly and they find pushing to be intuitive. For others, the urge to push comes more gradually. Some may be relieved to push , while others may become overwhelmed and need additional support.
One of our favorite things to do here at Frisco Women’s Health is to bring beautiful new babies into the world.
We'd love to show off your little one on our website...and it's super easy to do. Just click this link, fill out some quick info and then we'll share your cute new baby for all the world to admire!
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Babies List | Frisco Women's Health Care
Flu shots are now available at Frisco Womens Health! If you do not have an upcoming appointment and wish to get your annual recommended vaccine, give our office a call to schedule a simple & quick visit with one of our nurses.
Insurance carriers typically cover this vaccine at 100%, but if you do not currently carry insurance, you can get your shot for just $30.
Every time.
Quirky Momma
10 September at 13:00 ·
We get that the cost of healthcare is rising (and confusing), and we pledge to provide only medically necessary testing.
As always, call us with your questions. We look forward to serving you!
Happy first day of Fall!
Today is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day.
This bump is decked out in rainbow colors to celebrate a baby born after a loss. 🌈 We love rainbow babies! 💙
Photo by Bailey Nicole Photography
Are you following us on Instagram? If you not, you should be!
More evidenced based info on women's health and lots of great images of the beauty of birth and pregnancy!
https://www.instagram.com/friscowomenshealth/
Congrats Dr W. 20 years as a Board Certified OB/GYN and counting.
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Board Certified Obstetrician Gynecologist was issued by American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology (ABOG) to Jonathan Weinstein.
We are looking for a customer service oriented individual to work as front desk receptionist for a growing OB/GYN practice in Frisco. Someone who desires long-term steady employment in a pleasant work environment.
Are you articulate, peppy, engaging and fun to be around? That is what we are looking for! Must have excellent phone skills, be able to perform data entry and work as a team player. This is a customer service oriented job working with well-educated clients in a happy industry, baby birthing.
Medical background preferred but not necessary. Will train, if willing to learn. New staff member will be trained on integrated scheduling, billing and medical record software. Computer skills imperative.
Office Hours M-Th 9-5 PM Friday 9-1 PM
Send Resume to info@friscowomenshealth.com or 972-668-8301. Attn: Office Manager
PLEASE DO NOT CALL; WE WILL CONTACT YOU.
FRISCO WOMENS HEALTH
Front Desk Receptionist, OB/GYN Office
We want to brag on your baby!
Send us a pic at the link below and we'll give your newest family member a big shout out.
https://www.friscowomenshealth.com/babies-list/
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Babies List | Frisco Women's Health Care
Did you know that 10% of all breast cancer is from an inherited gene mutation? The good news is that we can test for that mutation.
To better understand your risk, take this quiz - if you want further testing, we can help. www.hereditarycancerquiz.com
What a nice review. Thank you!
We will always do our best to support your birth wishes...be it for a vbac or something else.
Maybe you voted early but if not, vote today!
You can't make your pregnant bladder not force you to get up either.
We recommend that all pregnant women get the flu vaccine. Multiple studies have shown that when the flu vaccination is given during pregnancy it confers immunity to your baby for up to six months after it is born.
Flu shots are available at Frisco Womens Health! If you do not have an upcoming appointment and wish to get your annual recommended vaccine, give our office a call to schedule a simple & quick visit with one of our nurses.
Throw back to baby girl Carter coming for a visit to see her favorite OBs. #tbt
As you walk out to your car after your appointment, do you remember all the things you meant to ask...but that totally slipped your mind in the moment??
We want you to be informed about your care and to be a participant in it. So we suggest that you write down your questions (or make notes in your phone) so that at the appointment you don't forget those important questions!
Protip: If you are pregnant, we will be seeing a lot of each other. You can choose a few questions to focus on at each appointment.
Cervical cancer is virtually always preventable - yet nearly 13,000 women in the United States are diagnosed with cervical cancer each year.
The United States Congress designated January as Cervical Health Awareness Month. Seems like a good time for you to chat with us about your risk
#tbt
Happy birthday Baby Zane! Your parents Alicia and Byrron adored all 7lb and 11oz of you and we thought you were pretty cute too!
We get asked all.the.time. "Can I drink coffee when pregnant??"
Studies do show that drinking EIGHT cups of coffee a day may increase your risk of miscarriage - presumably caused by excess caffeine.
Are you drinking 8 cups of a coffee or the equivalent in tea or soda each day? If so, cut back...there will be plenty of time to enjoy (need) eight cups of caffeine when your baby arrives.
Mom problems.
When will the baby's cord fall off?
After your baby is born, we cut the umbilical cord - leaving a small piece attached.
This "stump" will dry and fall off around the time your baby is 5 to 15 days old. You don't have to do anything except keep the area dry and let the stump fall off naturally
Happy New Year!
May the year bring you joy, prosperity, and peace!
Love the red lights to put a focus on cardiac health!
Heart health is important to men and women. In February, we join with Medical City Frisco in highlighting heart health.
Medical City Frisco
February 10 at 9:02 PM ·
In honor of #HeartMonth, at Medical City Frisco we have lit our lights in red to support and bring awareness to those battling a cardiac disease. #GoRed #CommittedToCare #February
The best doctor for you is the one who listens and views your health care as a conversation. This is what we try to do.
We also know that historically, women's health concerns are often downplayed and have not always been given the attention they deserve.
We believe that if you have a concern...we should have a conversation
Braxton Hicks got you down?
Pregnancy is not without its benefits.
#TBT to the arrival of Lilia, wt 8#5. That was 2014!
