Lloyd Women's Clinic

07/05/2023

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03/08/2021

Today is International Women’s Day!

We are celebrating all the women who we serve as Obstetricians/Gynecologists, and all the women we work with every day. We hear your stories, we recognize your struggles, we support you!

05/29/2020

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0iArKq1SNL4

03/08/2019

Happy International Women’s Day from everyone at Lloyd Women’s Clinic! ✨

09/11/2018

Should you be screened with mammography for breast cancer?

09/10/2018

Should you be screened for Cervical Cancer?

03/08/2018

Happy International Women's Day ✨ from everyone at Lloyd Women’s Clinic!

02/19/2018

Happy Family Day!

In observance of the Family Day holiday, the clinic will be CLOSED today. We will re-open on Tuesday, February 20th at 9:00 am.

01/29/2018

One of the most gratifying things about being Physicians is that it consists almost entirely of caring for others. We appreciate all the hand written “Thank you” notes, newborn and family photos you send us!

Most of the cards are not only addressed to us but also to our hard working office staff, and incredible nurses.

They are a motivational wonder and we look back at them every once in a while (here’s one from a local newspaper, 2009)

01/28/2018

From puberty to menopause, we have it covered.

01/08/2018

A fetal movement count chart (kick chart) can be downloaded from our website

https://www.lloydwomensclinic.com/pregnancy

Our campaign challenges dangerous myths about baby movement during pregnancy, and gives mums-to-be the facts about what to do when they expe...

01/04/2018

Reduced Trial (University of Calgary) clinical trial is ongoing at the Lloydminster hospital.

The intent is to reduce the rate of cesarean section in first time mothers without increasing maternal or neonatal morbidity. The guidelines were developed from data from the Consortium for Safe Labor.