Teenage girls should set up an appointment to meet their gynecologist some time between the ages of 13 and 16.  Although pelvic exams are usually not required during the first visit, this visit allows a teen to become familiar with the doctor or nurse and establish a medical and sexual history.  This is a good opportunity to educate teenage girls about contraceptives and sexually transmitted disease.  Once a woman is sexually active, she should begin exams.

Yes. But please allow 7- 10 business days after signing release.  Please be aware that provision of some records may incur a charge.

Yes. We will call you 2 days before your appointment. This way, if you have to cancel, we are able to offer that appointment time to another patient who needs it.
Also, please give a 24 hour notice if you must cancel an appointment.

Courtview stopped delivering babies in 2012.  So while we certainly can help our patients prepare optimally for pregnancy, and evaluate and treat any problems they may encounter in early pregnancy, we cannot provide continuing care beyond early pregnancy.

Most doctors recommend exams every 1 to 2 years, depending on your age and health.

We are open on Monday-Thursday from 8:30 am – 5:00 pm.
Friday we are open 8:30 – 12:00 pm.

There is a doctor available 24 hours a day. If you call the office after office hours you will be directed to one of our on call nurses. If you need to speak to the doctor on call, the nurse will contact the doctor for you. Chronic problems, prescription refills, and appointments are not appropriate reasons to call after hours.

HIPAA is a complex set of federal law designed to secure your information.

Only with your written permission.

Lab results are not routinely left on an answering machine or voice mail. But if you request, you can document that in writing and we will do so.

Teenage girls should set up an appointment to meet their gynecologist some time between the ages of 13 and 16.  Although pelvic exams are usually not required during the first visit, this visit allows a teen to become familiar with the doctor or nurse and establish a medical and sexual history.  This is a good opportunity to educate teenage girls about contraceptives and sexually transmitted disease.  Once a woman is sexually active, she should begin exams.

Yes. But please allow 7- 10 business days after signing release.  Please be aware that provision of some records may incur a charge.

Yes. We will call you 2 days before your appointment. This way, if you have to cancel, we are able to offer that appointment time to another patient who needs it.
Also, please give a 24 hour notice if you must cancel an appointment.

Courtview stopped delivering babies in 2012.  So while we certainly can help our patients prepare optimally for pregnancy, and evaluate and treat any problems they may encounter in early pregnancy, we cannot provide continuing care beyond early pregnancy.

Most doctors recommend exams every 1 to 2 years, depending on your age and health.

We are open on Monday-Thursday from 8:30 am – 5:00 pm.
Friday we are open 8:30 – 12:00 pm.

There is a doctor available 24 hours a day. If you call the office after office hours you will be directed to one of our on call nurses. If you need to speak to the doctor on call, the nurse will contact the doctor for you. Chronic problems, prescription refills, and appointments are not appropriate reasons to call after hours.

HIPAA is a complex set of federal law designed to secure your information.

Only with your written permission.

Lab results are not routinely left on an answering machine or voice mail. But if you request, you can document that in writing and we will do so.

Teenage girls should set up an appointment to meet their gynecologist some time between the ages of 13 and 16.  Although pelvic exams are usually not required during the first visit, this visit allows a teen to become familiar with the doctor or nurse and establish a medical and sexual history.  This is a good opportunity to educate teenage girls about contraceptives and sexually transmitted disease.  Once a woman is sexually active, she should begin exams.

Yes. But please allow 7- 10 business days after signing release.  Please be aware that provision of some records may incur a charge.

Yes. We will call you 2 days before your appointment. This way, if you have to cancel, we are able to offer that appointment time to another patient who needs it.
Also, please give a 24 hour notice if you must cancel an appointment.

Courtview stopped delivering babies in 2012.  So while we certainly can help our patients prepare optimally for pregnancy, and evaluate and treat any problems they may encounter in early pregnancy, we cannot provide continuing care beyond early pregnancy.

Most doctors recommend exams every 1 to 2 years, depending on your age and health.

We are open on Monday-Thursday from 8:30 am – 5:00 pm.
Friday we are open 8:30 – 12:00 pm.

There is a doctor available 24 hours a day. If you call the office after office hours you will be directed to one of our on call nurses. If you need to speak to the doctor on call, the nurse will contact the doctor for you. Chronic problems, prescription refills, and appointments are not appropriate reasons to call after hours.

HIPAA is a complex set of federal law designed to secure your information.

Only with your written permission.

Lab results are not routinely left on an answering machine or voice mail. But if you request, you can document that in writing and we will do so.

Teenage girls should set up an appointment to meet their gynecologist some time between the ages of 13 and 16.  Although pelvic exams are usually not required during the first visit, this visit allows a teen to become familiar with the doctor or nurse and establish a medical and sexual history.  This is a good opportunity to educate teenage girls about contraceptives and sexually transmitted disease.  Once a woman is sexually active, she should begin exams.

Yes. But please allow 7- 10 business days after signing release.  Please be aware that provision of some records may incur a charge.

Yes. We will call you 2 days before your appointment. This way, if you have to cancel, we are able to offer that appointment time to another patient who needs it.
Also, please give a 24 hour notice if you must cancel an appointment.

Courtview stopped delivering babies in 2012.  So while we certainly can help our patients prepare optimally for pregnancy, and evaluate and treat any problems they may encounter in early pregnancy, we cannot provide continuing care beyond early pregnancy.

Most doctors recommend exams every 1 to 2 years, depending on your age and health.

We are open on Monday-Thursday from 8:30 am – 5:00 pm.
Friday we are open 8:30 – 12:00 pm.

There is a doctor available 24 hours a day. If you call the office after office hours you will be directed to one of our on call nurses. If you need to speak to the doctor on call, the nurse will contact the doctor for you. Chronic problems, prescription refills, and appointments are not appropriate reasons to call after hours.

HIPAA is a complex set of federal law designed to secure your information.

Only with your written permission.

Lab results are not routinely left on an answering machine or voice mail. But if you request, you can document that in writing and we will do so.

Teenage girls should set up an appointment to meet their gynecologist some time between the ages of 13 and 16.  Although pelvic exams are usually not required during the first visit, this visit allows a teen to become familiar with the doctor or nurse and establish a medical and sexual history.  This is a good opportunity to educate teenage girls about contraceptives and sexually transmitted disease.  Once a woman is sexually active, she should begin exams.

Yes. But please allow 7- 10 business days after signing release.  Please be aware that provision of some records may incur a charge.

Yes. We will call you 2 days before your appointment. This way, if you have to cancel, we are able to offer that appointment time to another patient who needs it.
Also, please give a 24 hour notice if you must cancel an appointment.

Courtview stopped delivering babies in 2012.  So while we certainly can help our patients prepare optimally for pregnancy, and evaluate and treat any problems they may encounter in early pregnancy, we cannot provide continuing care beyond early pregnancy.

Most doctors recommend exams every 1 to 2 years, depending on your age and health.

We are open on Monday-Thursday from 8:30 am – 5:00 pm.
Friday we are open 8:30 – 12:00 pm.

There is a doctor available 24 hours a day. If you call the office after office hours you will be directed to one of our on call nurses. If you need to speak to the doctor on call, the nurse will contact the doctor for you. Chronic problems, prescription refills, and appointments are not appropriate reasons to call after hours.

HIPAA is a complex set of federal law designed to secure your information.

Only with your written permission.

Lab results are not routinely left on an answering machine or voice mail. But if you request, you can document that in writing and we will do so.

Teenage girls should set up an appointment to meet their gynecologist some time between the ages of 13 and 16.  Although pelvic exams are usually not required during the first visit, this visit allows a teen to become familiar with the doctor or nurse and establish a medical and sexual history.  This is a good opportunity to educate teenage girls about contraceptives and sexually transmitted disease.  Once a woman is sexually active, she should begin exams.

Yes. But please allow 7- 10 business days after signing release.  Please be aware that provision of some records may incur a charge.

Yes. We will call you 2 days before your appointment. This way, if you have to cancel, we are able to offer that appointment time to another patient who needs it.
Also, please give a 24 hour notice if you must cancel an appointment.

Courtview stopped delivering babies in 2012.  So while we certainly can help our patients prepare optimally for pregnancy, and evaluate and treat any problems they may encounter in early pregnancy, we cannot provide continuing care beyond early pregnancy.

Most doctors recommend exams every 1 to 2 years, depending on your age and health.

We are open on Monday-Thursday from 8:30 am – 5:00 pm.
Friday we are open 8:30 – 12:00 pm.

There is a doctor available 24 hours a day. If you call the office after office hours you will be directed to one of our on call nurses. If you need to speak to the doctor on call, the nurse will contact the doctor for you. Chronic problems, prescription refills, and appointments are not appropriate reasons to call after hours.

HIPAA is a complex set of federal law designed to secure your information.

Only with your written permission.

Lab results are not routinely left on an answering machine or voice mail. But if you request, you can document that in writing and we will do so.

Teenage girls should set up an appointment to meet their gynecologist some time between the ages of 13 and 16.  Although pelvic exams are usually not required during the first visit, this visit allows a teen to become familiar with the doctor or nurse and establish a medical and sexual history.  This is a good opportunity to educate teenage girls about contraceptives and sexually transmitted disease.  Once a woman is sexually active, she should begin exams.

Yes. But please allow 7- 10 business days after signing release.  Please be aware that provision of some records may incur a charge.

Yes. We will call you 2 days before your appointment. This way, if you have to cancel, we are able to offer that appointment time to another patient who needs it.
Also, please give a 24 hour notice if you must cancel an appointment.

Courtview stopped delivering babies in 2012.  So while we certainly can help our patients prepare optimally for pregnancy, and evaluate and treat any problems they may encounter in early pregnancy, we cannot provide continuing care beyond early pregnancy.

Most doctors recommend exams every 1 to 2 years, depending on your age and health.

We are open on Monday-Thursday from 8:30 am – 5:00 pm.
Friday we are open 8:30 – 12:00 pm.

There is a doctor available 24 hours a day. If you call the office after office hours you will be directed to one of our on call nurses. If you need to speak to the doctor on call, the nurse will contact the doctor for you. Chronic problems, prescription refills, and appointments are not appropriate reasons to call after hours.

HIPAA is a complex set of federal law designed to secure your information.

Only with your written permission.

Lab results are not routinely left on an answering machine or voice mail. But if you request, you can document that in writing and we will do so.

Teenage girls should set up an appointment to meet their gynecologist some time between the ages of 13 and 16.  Although pelvic exams are usually not required during the first visit, this visit allows a teen to become familiar with the doctor or nurse and establish a medical and sexual history.  This is a good opportunity to educate teenage girls about contraceptives and sexually transmitted disease.  Once a woman is sexually active, she should begin exams.

Yes. But please allow 7- 10 business days after signing release.  Please be aware that provision of some records may incur a charge.

Yes. We will call you 2 days before your appointment. This way, if you have to cancel, we are able to offer that appointment time to another patient who needs it.
Also, please give a 24 hour notice if you must cancel an appointment.

Courtview stopped delivering babies in 2012.  So while we certainly can help our patients prepare optimally for pregnancy, and evaluate and treat any problems they may encounter in early pregnancy, we cannot provide continuing care beyond early pregnancy.

Most doctors recommend exams every 1 to 2 years, depending on your age and health.

We are open on Monday-Thursday from 8:30 am – 5:00 pm.
Friday we are open 8:30 – 12:00 pm.

There is a doctor available 24 hours a day. If you call the office after office hours you will be directed to one of our on call nurses. If you need to speak to the doctor on call, the nurse will contact the doctor for you. Chronic problems, prescription refills, and appointments are not appropriate reasons to call after hours.

HIPAA is a complex set of federal law designed to secure your information.

Only with your written permission.

Lab results are not routinely left on an answering machine or voice mail. But if you request, you can document that in writing and we will do so.

Teenage girls should set up an appointment to meet their gynecologist some time between the ages of 13 and 16.  Although pelvic exams are usually not required during the first visit, this visit allows a teen to become familiar with the doctor or nurse and establish a medical and sexual history.  This is a good opportunity to educate teenage girls about contraceptives and sexually transmitted disease.  Once a woman is sexually active, she should begin exams.

Yes. But please allow 7- 10 business days after signing release.  Please be aware that provision of some records may incur a charge.

Yes. We will call you 2 days before your appointment. This way, if you have to cancel, we are able to offer that appointment time to another patient who needs it.
Also, please give a 24 hour notice if you must cancel an appointment.

Courtview stopped delivering babies in 2012.  So while we certainly can help our patients prepare optimally for pregnancy, and evaluate and treat any problems they may encounter in early pregnancy, we cannot provide continuing care beyond early pregnancy.

Most doctors recommend exams every 1 to 2 years, depending on your age and health.

We are open on Monday-Thursday from 8:30 am – 5:00 pm.
Friday we are open 8:30 – 12:00 pm.

There is a doctor available 24 hours a day. If you call the office after office hours you will be directed to one of our on call nurses. If you need to speak to the doctor on call, the nurse will contact the doctor for you. Chronic problems, prescription refills, and appointments are not appropriate reasons to call after hours.

HIPAA is a complex set of federal law designed to secure your information.

Only with your written permission.

Lab results are not routinely left on an answering machine or voice mail. But if you request, you can document that in writing and we will do so.