Women's health
Care for every stage of your life. From gynecology to mental health, teen through golden years, our team of experts will support your evolving and unique needs as a woman.
Our women’s health specialties
We’re focused on helping you live as healthfully as possible, treating your whole health needs with comprehensive physical, mental, and reproductive care — all in one place.
Gynecology
We provide comprehensive care for women’s health needs and empower you to make the right choices for your body.
Pregnancy & baby
From your first thoughts of getting pregnant to the moment you hold your little one in your arms, we’re here for you on this exciting journey.
Breast health
Breast health begins with breast awareness. We provide comprehensive breast care, including mammograms and breast screenings, at convenient locations near you.
Labor & delivery virtual tour
Having a baby at the hospital? Use our virtual tour to explore every detail of your upcoming birthing experience and see how we deliver.
Breastfeeding support
Lactation help when and how you need it. Get personalized breastfeeding support from Board-certified lactation consultants. We offer both virtual appts using your phone or device and in-person appointments.
Low intervention birth
We offer low-intervention birth methods, caregivers, and programs designed to support the birth experience that's right for you.
Your health matters—book a mammogram
On-demand services
Intermountain now offers several prescriptions delivered to your door, without an appointment with a provider, including birth control and period pain relief options.
Prevention is the best medicine
Being proactive about getting regular wellness exams and staying on top of screenings is the best way to reduce your chances of getting sick. Learn more about preventive care and make an appointment today for a check-up and to ask about any screenings you may need. Screenings may include cancer, bone health, mental health, sexual health, nutrition and wellness, vaccinations and other screenings.
Childbirth education classes (in-person and online)
We have a variety of classes for soon-to-be and new parents to help you prepare for your new arrival. Every lesson is taught by a registered nurse, on topics from birth-basics to breastfeeding to boot camps for new dads.
Care when and where you need it
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