Women’s Health at Norton Healthcare
Every woman is unique, and so is the care she needs. More women in Louisville and Southern Indiana get their health care from Norton Healthcare than any other provider.
When you choose Norton Healthcare, you have a team of experts that provides you with a lifetime of care. You have access to an entire system of providers — including board-certified and fellowship-trained physicians at 20 locations in Louisville and Southern Indiana. Physicians from across Norton Healthcare, including specialists in cancer, heart, orthopedics, obstetrics and gynecology, work together to provide care tailored for you.
Our multidisciplinary approach to women’s health means we know your body is different.
Why choose Norton Healthcare for your health care
“Women have unique health care needs — we want you to get the care you need. At Norton Healthcare, our board-certified physicians can treat you from pediatric gynecology to continued care beyond menopause.
Whether it’s a routine well-woman exam, giving birth to your first child or weathering menopause, we’re here for you. With 20 locations in Louisville and Southern Indiana, we’re close by.”
Comprehensive women’s care
Our gynecology providers treat a full range of conditions and work closely with Norton Healthcare specialists in, cancer, cardiovascular, orthopedics and other specialties.
Women and Baby
We provide you with the care and the safety you need.
Locations
With 20 locations in Louisville and Southern Indiana, we provide care close to you.
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Read Full Story
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Read Full Story
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Finding time for regular checkups can be difficult, but it’s important to catch issues before they get worse. Visiting providers who focus on particular aspects of a person’s health gives women more power to prevent […]
Read Full Story
Doula vs. midwife: Who does what?
If you’re pregnant, you may be thinking of working with a doula or a midwife. You may think that the roles are interchangeable, but the roles they play in the delivery room are very different. […]
Read Full Story
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