Women's Health Associates | Kansas City Women's Health Providers
Quality Healthcare, Service, and Education
Choosing a women’s health provider that’s right for you can make or break the future of your health. That sounds like an exaggeration, and yet, when women don’t trust, like, or feel comfortable with their healthcare providers, they’re less likely to schedule annual wellness exams or check in when they have a minor concern. Finding […]
When was the last time you did a “Life Relationship Review?” Maybe almost never. However, while Harvard’s multi-generational study has informed the world of how important social connections are to our overall well-being and longevity, the quality of those relationships is equally important. Healthy or Toxic: What Is the Nature of Your Primary Social Connections? […]
Ready to enjoy the sunshine and get out and about the KC area with the fam? We have a handful of recommendations that every member of your family will love. Some of them include both in-person and virtual opportunities to suit you where you’re at in (what we hope to be) this tail-end of the […]
The topic of children and mental health issues deserves the deepest of care and respect. An inaccurate diagnosis can be crippling for a child and his/her family because it can set things in motion that are difficult or impossible to erase such as a negative stigma, lack of confidence, and a dependence on unnecessary medication. […]
We know that “The Flu” is never a favorite topic of conversation, especially in the midst of the COVID pandemic. However, flu season is right around the corner, and experts are encouraging everyone to consider getting a flu shot to protect the wellbeing of the population – as well as to prevent the healthcare system […]
As parents and their move into yet another school semester of distance learning, on top of the continuing demands of the pandemic and all that brings with it, the team at Women’s Health Associates grows increasingly concerned for the mental and emotional wellbeing of our patients and their families. This often feels like “an impossible […]
