Midlife Care

At Riverside Women’s Health, we define midlife as the point in a woman’s life when transitioning out of her childbearing years. While menopause is the most distinguishable change that comes with midlife, there are other things to consider as your body changes.

Full Continuum Care, Close to Home

Riverside Healthcare offers a full continuum of care and services close to home. Whether you are seeking preventative care, screenings, or specialized treatments, our services are designed to address the specific concerns and challenges you may encounter. Our team of experts provides friendly and professional treatment in the following areas:

Bone Health

Bone health is an important aspect to consider as you age. With age, your bone density decreases, which makes you vulnerable to fractures. At Riverside, we offer bone density screenings to assess your bone health and provide preventive care to ensure the strength of your bones.

Breast Health

Breast health is equally important, and the American Cancer Society recommends mammograms for women aged 45 to 54 annually and every two years for women aged 55 and above. However, individual needs may vary, and we suggest discussing your specific requirements with your healthcare provider. They understand your needs and can help you make the best decision.

Mental Health

Mental health is as important as physical health, and hormonal fluctuations can compound physical symptoms and everyday life stressors, leading to overwhelming situations. Riverside Women’s Health provides specialized care for your mental and emotional needs, recognizing their significance in maintaining overall well-being.

Menopausal Symptoms

Menopause is a significant hormonal change that affects every woman differently. If you find menopausal symptoms unbearable and they start affecting your quality of life, you can discuss hormonal therapy with your healthcare provider. Riverside Women’s Health is committed to ensuring you never suffer.

Physical Therapy

Physical injuries, chronic pain, or loss of mobility can be challenging. We believe a comprehensive approach to physical therapy, which addresses physical and emotional needs, is crucial to achieving optimal results.

Internal Medicine

When you no longer need regular gynecological or obstetric care, you may prefer to switch to an internal medicine provider. Anyone over 18 can see an internal medicine provider for their primary care needs. Think of them as family medicine doctors specifically for adults.