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Empowering women's health in Las Vegas, NV

Badura Clinic’s Women’s Health department brings together a dedicated team of providers who approach every stage of care with skill, respect, and genuine compassion. Each visit is guided by a commitment to listening closely, understanding individual concerns, and delivering precise, thoughtful care that supports long-term well-being. Patients benefit from a welcoming environment where questions are encouraged and trust is built through clear communication and attentive follow-through.

Care is informed by best practices and supported through the broader expertise of Intermountain Health, helping ensure women receive accurate guidance and personalized attention through every phase of life. From preventive visits to more complex needs, the focus remains on empowering patients with knowledge and confidence so they can make informed choices for themselves and their families in Las Vegas. This people-first approach reflects a deep belief that quality care is both clinical and caring-centered around each woman’s unique journey.

Our providers

Peter Aziz
4.9

Peter Aziz, MD

Urogynecology
Badura Clinic Women's Health
702-304-5726
Sheila E. Tack
4.9

Sheila E. Tack, NP

Obstetrics and Gynecology
Badura Clinic Women's Health
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