Women's health

Atlantic Health supports women at every stage of life, from preventive care and gynecology to maternity and menopause, with personalized, compassionate services designed around each woman’s unique needs.

Quality health care for women

Whether it’s the first visit to a gynecology specialist, welcoming a new baby or entering menopause, women can count on Atlantic Health women’s health for quality care tailored to their unique needs at each stage of life.

Our board-certified specialists provide comprehensive care for the whole woman, including wellness and prevention services and minimally invasive treatments using the latest technology.

What’s more, we have maternity centers with safe, welcoming environments, where fellowship-trained obstetricians, neonatology specialists, midwives and other support staff work closely together during labor and delivery. High-risk mothers and infants have seamless access to state-of-the-art neonatal medicine when necessary.

Women's health services

Atlantic Health’s OB-GYNs, doulas and midwives can accommodate a variety of birth plans and our breastfeeding support programs have earned us Baby-Friendly designation from Baby-Friendly USA. In addition, Atlantic Health Morristown Medical Center and Atlantic Health Overlook Medical Center have state-designated neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) for premature infants and babies born with serious complications; Atlantic Health Chilton Medical Center has a Level 2 special care nursery for infants born at 32 weeks plus of gestation.

Atlantic Health’s Division of Urogynecology and Reconstructive Pelvic Surgery specializes in helping women overcome common symptoms of bladder leakage and feelings of bulging or sagging in the uterine area. We have expertise in the latest treatments, including urethral and vaginal slings and robotic surgeries.

Advancements in technology have made it possible to perform many gynecological operations that once required lengthy hospital stays with same-day surgical procedures. At Atlantic Health, our board-certified minimally invasive gynecologic surgeons use hysteroscopic, laparoscopic and robotic-assisted techniques to perform hysterectomies, remove fibroids and treat other conditions with less scarring and blood loss.

Stay ahead of your health

Preventive care guidelines change. That’s why we created an interactive tool that makes it easy to know what care you need and when.

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