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Jul 14
In between diaper changes and middle of the night feedings, one thing a new mom needs to consider is what method of birth control she will use. It is recommended that women wait at least a year after the birth of one baby before becoming pregnant with the next. Not only does this allow the body time to heal, but it also helps lower the risk of complications in the next pregnancy such as miscarriage, low birth weight and preterm birth.
Nov 9
Dr. Rachel N. Kreis, MD and Wesley Ralston, Director of Health Informatics, share the new and improved hereditary cancer screening program at Virginia Women's Center.
Sep 14
At Virginia Women’s Center, we believe in giving back to our community and supporting those in need. That’s why we are excited to announce our upcoming diaper drive, in partnership with Little Hands Virginia, to help wipe out diaper need in Greater Richmond! Little Hands Virginia is an amazing organization with whom we’ve partnered before to help area families.
Sep 13
Losing a child is an indescribable pain that no parent should ever have to endure. The loss of a stillborn baby can be particularly heartbreaking, leaving parents grappling with a complex and overwhelming mix of emotions. In times like these, finding the right support and coping mechanisms is crucial to healing.
Mar 27
Birth control, or contraception, is used to prevent pregnancy before it starts. Learn about birth control options before choosing a method that's right for you.
Mar 22
Nothing compares to the grief of losing a child. Grief is an overwhelming feeling of love without a home, spilling out wherever it can go. Stillbirth grief has no expiration
Feb 15
We are thrilled to share that Privia and Cigna have reached a verbal agreement to keep Privia in Cigna’s network. They will finalize the official written contract by February 26
Dec 30
Happy New Year! Wishing you beautiful moments, treasured memories and all the blessings a heart can know. Cheers to a happy and healthy 2023!
Dec 21
Family photo. Holiday cards. School concert. Friends’ cookie swap. Neighbors’ progressive dinner. Work holiday party. Client gifts. Hosting dinner for 20. Are you having fun yet?
Dec 13
The holidays focus on faith, family and fun. Which can make it hard to focus on yourself. Most household duties and magic-making activities are handled by women, says Dr. Heidi Braun, an OBGYN at the Richmond, Virginia, Short Pump office of Virginia Women’s Center.