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Meet Our Providers

The providers at Greenville Women’s Care are known for the comprehensive and compassionate care they offer to women of all ages throughout eastern North Carolina. We believe that strong physician-patient partnerships are essential to high-quality women’s health care. Our doctors are certified specialists trained in gynecology and obstetrics whose priority is caring for patients just like you.

Our Services

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Gynecology

We offer a full range of routine and surgical gynecologic services with expertise in managing abnormal pap smears and bleeding, infertility, menopause and urinary incontinence.

Obstetrics

From pre-conception care to prenatal and postnatal care, our staff is experienced in all aspects of obstetrics. Our patients are cared for and delivered directly by our doctors.

Mammography

Our doctors are experienced in detecting early signs of breast cancer through mammography. Mammography is a type of imaging that employs a low-dose x-ray system to examine the breasts.

Gynecologic & Pelvic Surgery

Ultrasound & 4-D Ultrasound

Infertility

We are here to answer questions and help you determine your next steps. This can often be a hard time for couples, our staff is here to make the experience easier.

Menopause

Our bodies begin the transition toward menopause at or around age 40. The process is different for everyone, but those first signs of change may include worsening periods, abnormal bleeding, mood swings and many other troublesome symptoms.
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2251 Stantonsburg Road
Greenville, NC 27834 252-757-3131

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The American Cancer Society estimates that there will be approximately 19,710 new ovarian cancer diagnosis in 2023. Though this number is high, ovarian cancer is diagnosed in about 1.3% of women with roughly 50% of those women being over the...

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