The Center for Women’s Health

About The Center for Women’s Health

What is The Center for Women’s Health?

The Center for Women’s Health is an OB/GYN practice at 716 Denbigh Blvd Bldg E2 in Newport News, Virginia. You can reach it at (757) 874-2229. It covers obstetrics, gynecology and urogynecology, and it is affiliated with Mary Immaculate Hospital in Newport News. Its services are birth control, gynecology, surgery, in-office procedures, ultrasounds, lab tests, infertility evaluation, care for menorrhagia, incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse, and menopausal care.

Hormone replacement therapy sits inside menopausal care, which is one part of a women’s health practice rather than its main focus.

The prescribers named are Cheri L. Coyle, MD, Ella Denise Prince-Hinton, NP, and Christina McMillan, WHNP-BC. Google shows the practice at 4.6 from 645 reviews.

This listing is for its Newport News office at 12706 McManus Blvd.

What does it cost?

The practice does not publish prices or a consultation fee. It does say it participates in all major insurance plans, and it names Aetna PPO, Alliance, Blue Cross and Blue Shield, Key Care, Key Advantage, Tricare Standard, CIGNA, Optima, Mailhandlers, United Healthcare, Healthkeepers and Sentara Healthplans, among others. It does not accept Aetna HMO. It also says it is accepting new Medicare and new Medicaid patients.

Nothing describes a cash-pay package, a membership or a monthly fee. It does not say whether any price would include medication. Ask for the actual figures before you book.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask whether a visit is available at a set cash price if you are not using insurance, and what the consultation costs. If you are asking about hormone therapy, ask which clinician would prescribe it and whether the medication is brand-name or compounded. Ask which medicine and regimen they would use, and whether the medication is included in any fee.

Ask what follow-up visits and lab work cost, since those are often billed separately. Ask whether telehealth is offered, because the practice does not say. Ask for office hours, which are not listed. Finally, ask how cancellations and fees are handled.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want menopause care as part of a full OB/GYN practice that bills insurance, and you may also need gynecology, urogynecology or other women’s health services. It is not the right match if you are looking for a weight-loss, peptide or longevity program, since the practice does not list any of those.

Sources: centerforwomen.com

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