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  Notice Regarding Ambetter and Your Marketplace Options for 2018

  November 20, 2017

  If you are considering your Marketplace options for 2018 – the physicians of Women’s Health Associates are IN-NETWORK with Ambetter.  Any hospital services will be scheduled at Menorah Medical Center. Shawnee Mission Medical Center is non-participating with Ambetter.  However, Shawnee … read more

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  Why We Test Your AMH

  November 8, 2017

  Anti-müllerian hormone (AMH) (pronounced “ant-ee mull-air-ee-in”) is produced by specialized cells in your ovarian follicles, called granulosa. AMH levels are highest in immature egg follicles – so testing AMH levels gives us a good indication of how many immature egg … read more