Patient Resources

This is your hub with the information you need. From access to the patient portal and other helpful links to easy downloads of guides with pro-tips from our expert staff, it’s all yours.

The FĒNOM Guide to Planning and Preparing for Pregnancy

This guide, written by our team of board-certified physicians, was created to support you on every step of your journey to motherhood. It’s packed with expert advice and practical tips to help you understand what to expect, how to prepare your body, mind, and environment for pregnancy, and optimize your health along the way.

Patient Portal and Hospital Pre-Registration

Click below to access the Patient Portal as well as the Baylor Hospital Pre-Registration.

Did you know we offer classes?

We’re more than a medical practice. We’re women who’ve been there, done that, and now we’re committed to empowering other women to take charge of their health through expert, personalized care and insightful education.

Join our FĒNOM Masterclass and take one of our offerings below:
  • Infant CPR/Pediatric First Aid
  • Delivering and Caring for Your Newborn

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to many questions can be found in our FENOM guide to pregnancy.

When scheduling, let us know how we can best serve you. Whether it’s an annual exam, consultation for a new problem, or seeing a particular specialist, we’re here to assist. Be ready to provide a list of your current medications, complete health history, and any previous medical records if you’re transitioning from a different healthcare provider. Come with any questions or concerns you have about your health.
Your visit will likely consist of a physical examination conducted by your physician. If you feel uncomfortable with any aspect of the examination, please let your physician know. If you have any concerns regarding modesty, we are here to address them. We aim to make you as comfortable as possible.
If your physician diagnosed a condition, we encourage you to learn as much about it as possible. Research the treatment options and don’t hesitate to contact us if your condition doesn’t improve or if you develop any new problems.
An evaluation of the female body, mind, and lifestyle, which includes discussions on birth control options, cancer screening, vaccinations, depression screening, sexually transmitted infections screening, and menstrual period problems, among others.

If you experience any of the following:

  • After one year of regular sexual intercourse without birth control, you have not become pregnant.
  • You are over 35 years of age and have been unable to become pregnant after six months of sex without birth control.
  • You experience an irregular menstrual cycle.
  • Either you or your partner experience a known fertility issue.
We recommend the first appointment (a conversation between the patient, parent/guardian, and doctor) between ages 13 and 15. The doctor will likely ask about the patient’s menstrual period or sexual activities and perform a general physical exam and an external genital exam to assess overall health. A pelvic exam may be performed if the patient is experiencing certain symptoms such as uncommon pain or bleeding. If sexually active, we offer tests for a number of sexually transmitted infections (STIs).

We are contracted with most major insurance carriers, including Aetna, BlueCross BlueShield, United Healthcare, Medicare, and more. We may be in-network with other insurance companies not on this list, so please call us to find out if you’re covered.

If we do not carry your insurance, you are still welcome to come in. We also take cash patients. Please contact us for a cash pay discount.

We deliver only at Andrews Women's Hospital at Baylor Scott & White - Fort Worth, located at 1400 8th Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76104.

Many of our physicians perform surgeries at Baylor Scott & White Surgicare facilities.

For answers to this and numerous other pregnancy-related questions, check out our guide to pregnancy.

  • Periods end: The most common symptom is the natural end of menstrual periods. Women, on average, tend to enter menopause at 51 years of age.
  • Hot flashes: Surges of heat to the upper body and face. Some experience these flashes several times a month; others, several times a day.
  • Sleep Issues: Menopause can often cause insomnia, as well as night sweats and an inability to stay asleep.
  • Vaginal Dryness and Infections: Due to decreased estrogen, women may experience vaginal dryness and increased occurrence of vaginal infections.

A hysterectomy can be performed to treat a variety of health issues, such as:

  • Uterine fibroids
  • Abnormal uterine bleeding
  • Endometriosis
  • Gynecologic cancer
  • Pelvic support problems
  • Chronic pelvic pain
Say farewell to uncertainty — and say hello to your new lifelong partner in health. We’re dedicated to providing you with FĒNOMenal, comprehensive care focused on your wellness and tailored to your specific needs.
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