Unified Women's Healthcare

At Unified Women’s Healthcare, we believe every woman deserves access to life-saving breast cancer screenings and care. This October, in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we’re shining a light on the importance of early detection and the impact it makes: ✅ Expanding access to preventative screenings ✅ Supporting in-office diagnostic capabilities ✅ Empowering women with education and awareness In 2024 alone, Unified Breast Imaging detected over 400 cancers across our affiliated care centers. Every number represents a life impacted and a reminder of why this work matters. Join us this month in spreading awareness, encouraging screenings, and standing with the millions of survivors and patients whose strength inspires us all. 

Each summer, teams across the Unified enterprise get together to plan volunteer projects that allow them to assist local communities and support causes they are passionate about inside and outside of work. 🌱 This year, Summer of Service activities included: • Creating care packages for children in foster care • Wrapping, boxing and loading diapers for low-income families • Providing sustainable produce to people experiencing food insecurity • Empowering women to dress for success and improve career skills • Helping kids impacted by domestic violence get school supplies • Packing bundles for women and children in emergency situations • Donating personal care items for pregnant and parenting teen mothers • Distributing shoes, clothing and haircuts to kids starting school • Working to convert urban vacant lots into beautiful flower farms We're so proud of our community and the creative and compassionate projects our leaders, employees, affiliated clinicians and practice teams took part in this year. Thank you to everyone who participated! 🫶🏽 #WeAreUnified #SummerofService

At Unified Women’s Healthcare, we’re committed to advancing awareness and education around women’s health. On World Dense Breast Day, we stand with providers and patients to highlight the importance of: ✔️ Understanding your breast density  ✔️ Talking with your provider about personalized screening options  ✔️ Advocating for early detection and preventive care Dense breast tissue is common—and knowing your risk is a vital part of proactive, evidence-based women’s healthcare. #WorldDenseBreastDay #BreastHealth #EarlyDetection #WomensHealth #UnifiedWomensHealthcare

September is Sexual Health Awareness Month - an important reminder that intimacy and sexual well-being are central to overall health. For many women, symptoms like low libido, vaginal dryness, or painful sex are brushed aside as “normal.” But sexual health is an essential part of overall well-being—it deserves the same attention as any other area of health. Women should never feel they have to accept discomfort or loss of intimacy as their “new normal." Unified’s affiliated providers specialize in perimenopause, menopause and sexual health. Through education, resources, and compassionate care, they help women find real answers and relief. Explore our collection of articles on sexual health and wellness, including: 🔹Understanding the difference between desire and arousal disorders 🔹 Navigating intimacy during menopause 🔹 Reviving connection in a sexless relationship 🔹 The role of hormones in sexual health Link to articles in comment below! Because sexual health is healthcare - and you deserve care that listens, supports, and helps.

Women in Medicine Month: a time to honor the women physicians who are shaping the future of healthcare. At Unified, women are not only represented, but they are leading change: 🔹 67% of our affiliated OBGYN physicians are women  🔹 99% of our affiliated advanced practice providers are women These women are more than numbers. They are the faces patients trust, the leaders transforming care, and the mentors showing the next generation what’s possible. As Dr. Ada Stewart, past president of the AAFP, reminds us:  “I always go back to the fact that you can’t be what you don’t see.” Our women physicians embody this truth every day. By leading in women’s health, they are not only improving outcomes for their patients, but also creating a future where women see themselves in every corner of medicine. We are proud to celebrate them this month and every month. 

🌟 Capital Women’s Care Summer of Service 🌟 This summer, the team at Capital Women’s Care came together to support children in foster care through a special project with Foster Love. They filled 24 bags with essentials and comfort items for children ages 2–18. For too many children in foster care, moving between homes has meant carrying their belongings in a trash bag. Foster Love is working to change that by providing duffle bags filled with resources and support, ensuring every child feels seen and valued. Capital Women’s Care is proud to have played a part in that mission. 💙 This effort was part of the Summer of Service volunteer initiative, which encourages teams to come together and support local charitable organizations. Thank you to all the Unified community members who are stepping up and making a difference across the U.S.! 🫶 #SummerOfService #FosterLove #UnifiedWomensHealthcare #CapitalWomensCare #CommunityImpact #WeAreUnified

Unified extends a warm welcome to new Florida Woman Care Laboratory Medical Director Ifeanyi Victor Nwadukwe, MD! 🧫🔬 Follow the lab page to keep up with their latest news and career opportunities:

Such inspiring volunteer work by the Mid-Atlantic Women's Care team for our annual Summer of Service initiative! 🫶 #WeAreUnified

🚨 1 in 4 severe maternal complications happen more than 4 months after birth. Our new research in Cureus shows why postpartum care must extend well beyond delivery and why 12 months of Medicaid coverage can save lives. From sepsis to heart failure to postpartum depression, ongoing access to care means healthier moms, stronger families, and more equitable outcomes. Maternal health is year-round health. https://lnkd.in/giQzmSTT