General Practitioners

• Osteoporosis
• Primary Care
  If you develop symptoms of fever, cough, shortness of breath, or please STAY HOME and call your primary care physician.
• Emergency Care
• Constipation
• Immunizations
  According to the Society of Breast Imaging, if possible and when it does not unduly delay care, consider scheduling screening exams prior to the first dose of a COVID-19 vaccination or 4-6 weeks following your final dose of a COVID-19 vaccination, including a booster vaccine.Â

Gynecologists

• Gynecology
  We encourage, honor and welcome your referrals. For more information about our gynecology doctor services, call our office at 828.258.9191 today and schedule an appointment – you can also use our online Request an Appointment form. Our service area covers all of Western North Carolina.
• Obstetrics
  Asheville Women’s Medical Center has been the trusted choice of tens of thousands of your friends and neighbors since opening in 1976. We are dedicated to high-quality ob/gyn care along with a genuine neighborly concern for our patients’ well-being. Everyone here follows the same practice philosophy that was set forth over three decades ago: We put the patient first by providing focused, comprehensive, compassionate obstetrics and gynecologic health care.
• Pregnancy
  Your medical needs will change throughout life. It starts with puberty and adjusting to menstrual cycles, proceeds through pregnancy and childbirth and continues to menopause and beyond. And through all these transitions, there are many specialized gynecologic health issues that can arise. So it’s important to have a highly capable, informed, experienced gynecologist specialist you can trust. As board-certified ob/gyns, we provide the full range of care for every stage of your life. Our well-woman exams include Pap smears, breast exams, pelvic examination for a variety of potential health problems, screenings for gynecologic cancers, bone density testing, digital mammography and more.
• Labor and Delivery
  Obstetrics is the medical specialty devoted to your reproductive system, from fertilization to pregnancy, childbirth and the recovery period after childbirth.

Internists

• Ovarian Cancer
• Cervical Cancer

Psychiatrists

• Mental Health
  We have entered into a co-management agreement with Meredith Larrabee, PSYD, for Behavioral Health Services for the management of patients with mental health and/or substance abuse issues.  As unaffiliated providers, we enter into this collaborative agreement to benefit the care of our mutual patients, to promote clear communication, to reduce duplication of resources, to streamline care, and to provide high quality care to our patients.
• Behavioral Health

Endocrinologist

• Diabetes Care
  Our Gestational Diabetes Care Coordinator, Alexis, is a Nurse Practitioner that provides teaching, coordinating with high risk care, dietary teaching, glucose management including regulation and modification of medication regimes for all of our patients with gestational diabetes.

Radiologist

• Ultrasound
  The good news is, when detected early and treated expertly, breast cancer can be cured. Thanks to vastly improved 3D digital imaging technology, early detection of breast cancer and ultrasound-directed breast biopsies are better than ever. The result: We are finding more cancers, finding them earlier and helping to save more lives.
• Mammography
  The key to surviving breast cancer is to get effective and appropriate treatment early enough to make a difference. The key to that is early detection. Asheville Women’s Medical Center offers the most advanced 3D mammography available.

Surgeons

• Hysterectomy
  In the past, women who experienced heavy periods and excessive bleeding (menorrhagia) were usually advised to undergo hysterectomy surgery, a procedure with life-changing consequences. But our highly experienced gynecological surgeons and staff believe you deserve options, which is why we perform an innovative, minimally invasive alternative to help stop the excessive bleeding and discomfort of heavy menstrual periods.
• Endometrial Ablation
  For most patients, endometrial ablation can be done in the office with mild sedation. Downtime is minimal – most women are able to return to their normal activities within a day or two. Because it removes the lining of the uterus, endometrial ablation is only for women who are sure that they don’t want to become pregnant in the future. Highly reliable birth control is necessary for the rest of a woman’s childbearing years. Whether endometrial ablation or another minimally invasive heavy bleeding treatment option is right for you, we’re dedicated to providing the best solution for you and your lifestyle. After endometrial ablation, many women experience very light, shortened periods while others report having no periods at all. Instead of a week, your period might last a day. In addition, endometrial ablation often helps reduce the pain associated with heavy periods.