Sexually transmitted diseases can cause potentially serious health issues for you and your baby. If you have an STD, you should work closely with an OB/GYN for treatment and to prevent complications so you have a healthy pregnancy.
To Our Valued Patients:
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, your health and safety are forefront in our minds We have implemented COVID-19 protocols in our clinic as this is our top priority. We have taken many steps to ensure our clinic is safe for our patients, staff, and community members.
While attending appointments, we ask that patients limit the number of accompanying guests to one person over the age of 18. This is subject to change at any time during the cold and flu season.
Please be advised that no infants or children/guests under the age of 18 are allowed into our clinic for any visits; children are known to commonly be asymptomatic carriers of the COVID virus - this policy is to protect our other patients and staff members. You will receive a reminder confirmation call before your appointment that children/guests under 18 are not allowed at your visit.
Below are the protocols we have put in place to keep everyone safe. We hope that you will be able to make a clear decision on continuing your plan of care during this time. If you have questions during these uncertain times, you are welcome to call our clinic or your primary care physician to ask additional questions.
Sanitation Protocols: All staff are to engage in regular hand washing and disinfecting of our equipment and supplies. While this is an activity we already enforce, we have increased our frequency and reinforcement.
During this time, we are also asking our patients to reschedule their appointments if they are showing the following symptoms:
Per the most recent Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) Guidelines, we are also asking patients to refrain from their appointments if they have:
Our staff and patients will also be screened for the above symptoms/situations before each workday/appointment.
As your trusted health care provider, it is our top priority to ensure you can continue receiving care within our clinic. We will continue to monitor the Center for Disease Control (CDC), local, state, and federal health officials as the situation continue. We continue to be in contract with both HCA Wesley Hospital and Ascension Via Christi to monitor any updates.
Thank you for your support during these unsettling times. We urge you to continue your medical routine, especially obstetric visits unless you are otherwise notified. Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
The Staff of Center for Women’s Health
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When Dr. Sharon Breit started Center for Women’s Health in 1992, she envisioned a different type of practice, where women would be welcomed in a warm and relaxing environment. She recognized that the women of Wichita desired the need for progressive health care to be delivered with personalized attention. The goal at Center for Women’s Health is to give each woman a luxury healthcare experience surpassed by none. While medicine continues to change, the staff at Center for Women’s Health still believes that we can give each woman the care she expects and deserves.
We are committed to building long-term patient relationships. We believe that it is important for our patients to have a doctor that they can trust. We work diligently to provide the best healthcare experience possible. Dr. Breit delivers over 98% of her patient’s babies. She is regularly on call so she can be there for you when you need her most.
At Center for Women's Health, we accept most major insurance plans. Here is list of some of the plans we accept. Please contact our office if you do not see your insurance provider listed.
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