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Lafayette Womens Clinic - Urogynecology

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This department offers

  • Cancer care
urogynecology

Specialized urogynecology care for pelvic health concerns

Urogynecology care focuses on conditions that affect bladder health, pelvic floor strength, and daily comfort. Care begins with conservative, nonsurgical options when appropriate, with advanced treatments available as needed. A coordinated care team works to relieve symptoms, support recovery, and improve quality of life.

Our providers

Stephanie A. Kuitunen

Stephanie A. Kuitunen, PA

Urogynecology
Denver Midtown Clinic - Urogynecology
303-318-3220
Jennifer L. Smith
5

Jennifer L. Smith, NP

Women's Health
Denver Midtown Clinic - Urogynecology
Heather M. Winn
5

Heather M. Winn, MD

Urogynecology
Lafayette Women's Clinic - Urogynecology
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