Recent News
February is National Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month. Your local Capital Women’s Care team of women’s health professionals share important statistics, plus information and tips for teens, parents and community members about teen dating violence, including knowing signs that indicate teen dating violence and advocating to protect teens’ physical, mental and emotional health and well-being so they can build important foundations for healthy relationships throughout adulthood.
February is International Prenatal Infection Prevention Month. Your local Capital Women’s Care team of women’s healthcare professionals shares important tips for you to implement so you protect yourself and your unborn baby from infections, giving you both best opportunity for achieving and enjoying long quality lives.
February is designated American Heart Month. Your local Capital Women’s Care team of women’s health professionals offers you important information about women’s heart health, including what heart health issues you need to be vigilant for throughout each decade of your life, from teens through the post-menopausal and senior years. Additionally, we explain heart-health risks specific to women and offer vital tips you can implement to optimize your own heart health, so you achieve and enjoy a long quality life.
January is designated as National Blood Donor Month. Your local Capital Women’s Care team of women’s health professionals shares the importance of stocking local blood banks and reasons for those who are eligible to become regular blood donors; the benefits blood donorship offers both donors and recipients; an overview of the blood donation process; plus, comprehensive information outlining how blood donations are used to help others.
January is designated Cervical Health Awareness Month, offering women timely opportunity to prioritize and safeguard their cervical health. Your local Capital Women’s Care team of women’s health professionals offers vital information about cervical cancer, including symptoms, risk factors, prevention, recommended screening guidelines, plus diagnosis and treatments, along with latest research findings to help you enjoy a long, quality life.
National Play Outside Day is designated as the 1st Saturday of each month as a time to get outside to explore, play and enjoy nature. With winter in full swing, your local Capital Women’s Care team of women’s health professionals shares many health benefits spending time outdoors provides, plus some fun outdoor activities to help you and your family fend off cabin fever and its subsequent winter doldrums and boost your mental and physical health.
December 21 is Crossword Puzzle Day and the official first day of winter. Your local Capital Women’s Care team of women’s health professionals wants to share important information about the benefits games and puzzles have on brain health and functionality; types of games, puzzles and other creative pursuits plus the brain health benefits of each and some additional brain-boosting tips you can incorporate to ward off brain decline and boost its overall health, especially important as you age.
Give yourself the gift of good health this winter and holiday season. Your local Capital Women’s Care team of women’s health professionals shares vital information on what you can do to avoid winter illness, including how to protect your health when outdoor temperatures plummet.
December 1 is designated World AIDS Day and your Capital Women’s Care team of women’s health professionals share pertinent information about HIV and AIDS, including symptoms, treatment management options and important health tips to safeguard against HIV/AIDS infection and transmission.
As we prepare to focus on gratitude celebrations with family and friends during Thanksgiving gatherings, your local Capital Women’s Care team of women’s health experts shares the many benefits daily gratitude offers your overall health and how you can incorporate daily gratitude practices so you can enjoy a long quality life.
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The providers of Capital Women's Care seek the highest quality medical and ethical standard in an environment that nurtures the spirit of caring for every woman.
About Capital Women's Care
Our premier group consists of more than 250 physicians, nurse practitioners, physician's assistants and certified nurse midwives. Together, we offer women many choices for both general obstetric and gynecologic care and specialized women's health care services.
