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Gynecology & annual care

Well-woman care through every season of life.

About annual & gynecology care

An annual exam is your yearly well-woman visit — screening, prevention, and time to check in and refill medications. Routine exams can start at age 21, and Pap smears follow the schedule that's right for your age and history — not necessarily every year.

For concerns like bleeding, infections, or pelvic pain, I see patients 14 and older. Every visit is trauma-informed, patient-focused, and at your pace.

Visits & what they cover

Annual exam In clinic

Well-woman exam, screening, and prevention — all in one visit, with a Pap when it is due.

A conversation first — what has changed, what you have noticed, and what you want covered.
Clinical breast exam when indicated, plus guidance on when mammograms start for you.
Pelvic exam if needed — this is a yearly option even in years when no Pap is due.
Pap when it is due — with HPV co-testing, screening often stretches to every 3 to 5 years.
Prevention and refills — labs if indicated, contraception, and a plan for the year ahead.

A yearly visit is still worth keeping even when a Pap is not due — the exam and the conversation are the point, not just the swab.

New patient 50 min · $275
Established patient 25 min · $175
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Problem visit In clinicTelehealthMessage

One focused concern, or a longer visit when several things need sorting out at once.

Bleeding — heavy, irregular, between periods, or after menopause.
Infections — recurrent BV, yeast, or UTIs, including partner treatment.
Pelvic pain — cramping, pain with sex, and possible endometriosis.
Cysts, fibroids, and PCOS — evaluation and what to do next.
A plan you leave with — labs, treatment started, and follow-up if needed.

Not sure how long you need? Book the 25 minutes — we will make more time if it turns out you need it.

Multiple problems 50 min · $275
Focused problem 25 min · $175
Async message visit No appointment · $50

For established patients: same-day evaluation by portal message for a simple, well-defined problem — like a suspected infection needing a prescription. Charged per issue. If it needs an exam, we will book you a visit instead.

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Established = seen within the last 3 years.

Although GynJess is a cash-pay practice, insurance often still covers medications, labs, Pap smears, imaging and other diagnostics. Superbills are available for possible reimbursement, and FSA/HSA funds are an option too.