Frequently Asked Questions
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We serve teens and young women ages 11 to 35years old currently.
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Yes we accept the following: BCBS/Anthem, United Health Care, Cigna, Aetna, Georgia Medicaid, Ambetter, Caresource, Amerigroup, and Peach State Health Plans. This list may change from time to time, so call our office to confirm if we are in-network with your plan.
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Click HERE to access the patient portal or to pay any balances due.
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It’s easy! You can request an appointment online HERE, or call our office directly to get scheduled.
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No, HER Health focuses only on gynecology needs for teens and young women.
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No, for anyone who is pregnant they will need to establish care with an OB/Gyn or midwife of their choice.
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A first gynecology visit is often recommended during the teenage years, especially if you have concerns about periods, menstrual pain, contraception, or reproductive health. Many first visits focus on education and conversation rather than an exam. Click HERE for more!
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If cramps or heavy bleeding regularly cause missed school, missed activities, or require frequent pain medication, or you're concerned then we recommend scheduling an evaluation. Click HERE for more!
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Yes we do offer options for IUDs, Nexplanons and more - Click HERE. During your visit, we'll discuss effectiveness, convenience, side effects, and your personal preferences to help find the best contraceptive option for you.
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Our team is happy to help. Contact our office directly during business hours, or send a non-emergent message HERE.