Asheville Women's Medical Center, PA

11/08/2025

✨ Celebrating a Legacy ✨
Today we say “Thank you” to Camery, who has been the face of our Long Shoals office for years! 💙

We are beyond thankful for her years of service, laughter, and leadership. Luckily we will still see her on some Mondays — and she will always be part of the Asheville Women’s Medical Center family! 💐

10/29/2025

It may be nearing the end of October but we don’t stop awareness of breast cancer there!! Check these signs of breast cancer and risk by age to make sure you are getting screened appropriately. If you have questions ask your doctor at your next visit!!

10/22/2025

Breast cancer awareness also means making sure you scheduled for your breast cancer screening!!

10/21/2025

Did you know it is RSV season? The RSV vaccine is available now for pregnant woman and significantly reduces your child’s risk of hospitalization due to the virus. Check your local pharmacy for availability and schedule your RSV vaccine today. If you are between 32 weeks and 36 weeks and 6 days you are eligible. Or ask your provider next time you are in the office for more information!!

10/08/2025

Some things — like getting older, family history, or even having dense breasts, can raise your risk for breast cancer. It’s not meant to scare you, but to empower you. Knowing your risk helps you take control of your health. Talk to your doctor, stay informed, and don’t skip your mammogram. You matter.

10/08/2025

1 in 8. That’s how many U.S. women will develop invasive breast cancer in her lifetime. Let that sink in — 1 in 8 could be your sister, your friend, your coworker… or you.

But here’s the good news: Early detection saves lives. Mammograms can find cancer early, when it’s most treatable. A simple screening could make all the difference. Don’t wait. Schedule your mammogram today.

09/23/2025

ACOG reaffirms the safety and benefits of acetaminophen use during pregnancy.
More than two decades of research have found no causal link between acetaminophen use during pregnancy and autism, ADHD, or intellectual disability in children. Acetaminophen continues to be an important and safe option for managing pain and fever in pregnancy—conditions that can pose serious risks to pregnant patients and their fetuses if left untreated. Learn more about acetaminophen use during pregnancy: https://bit.ly/4mqIzWr

09/17/2025

Join us in celebrating one year of Dr. Kelley at Asheville Women’s!! We are very lucky to have her on our team!

09/02/2025

Did you know Dr. Jones lived and worked in India prior to going to medical school? She recently visited to explore ways to help remote areas get access to the HPV vaccine. She was interviewed by a local organization while she was there!!

Dr. Sarah Jones, MD, a compassionate physician at Asheville Women’s Medical Center, earned her medical degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine in 2017. ...

08/27/2025

Thank you for helping our centering group learn ways to stay comfortable during labor!

08/27/2025

Thank you WNC for voting for us !

First Place (Hall of Fame) — Women's Health Center

First Place — Maternity Care/Service