FemCare Medical Associates

11/09/2025

We agree with ACOG. Acetaminophen or Tylenol is safe during pregnancy. 

Wondering if acetaminophen is safe to take during pregnancy?
The answer is yes. When used correctly, acetaminophen is safe for pain, fever, or headache relief. ACOG’s new infographic breaks down the facts and dispels common myths so you can feel confident in your care. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4hAYNeP

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween from Femcare Medical Associates! Have fun and stay safe 🎃 👻

10/21/2025

Happy Diwali from everyone at Femcare Medical!

10/20/2025

Femcare will be undergoing computer training on Tuesday, October 21, and Wednesday, October 22.
Phone lines will be forwarded to the answering service. 
The office will be closed
9 AM – 2PM 

10/02/2025

Regular mammograms are key to early detection of breast cancer. Contact us at (909)622-5654 to schedule a mammogram for just $50!

These are the requirements:
- women over 40 years old
- women without breast implants
- women who don’t have a breast cancer history in the past five years
- women who aren’t currently experiencing breast problems

09/26/2025

You may have seen confusing headlines about acetaminophen and pregnancy. Your ob-gyn wants you to know that acetaminophen is safe to use during pregnancy when used correctly. Always talk with your ob-gyn before taking any medication.
Have more questions? Talk with your ob-gyn and explore our FAQ for clear, evidence-based answers: https://bit.ly/4mzlm4w

09/24/2025

09/22/2025

Femcare will continue to follow recommendations from ACOG. Tylenol is still considered safe in pregnancy and not linked to autism. 

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

09/19/2025

It’s not always easy to discern if a woman is technically experiencing menopause. That’s best determined by a Femcare Medical Associate OB/GYN.

Contact us today at 909-622-5654 with any questions!

09/17/2025

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We’ve partnered with BabyLiveAdvice to offer FREE virtual maternal health education classes taught by experienced midwives, nurses, and lactation consultants to parents in our community.

Classes are offered in both English and Spanish, with the schedule posted three months in advance. For the greatest benefit, it is recommended that participants take the class between 28 and 38 weeks of pregnancy.

Classes include:
Childbirth Preparation
Breastfeeding
Preparing for Baby
Infant Safety, First Aid and CPR
Virtual & In-Person Tours of our Women’s Center

Please call our Family and Education Resource Center at 909.865.9858 for any questions.

To view tour dates and our class schedules, please go to the link below to log in to our portal or create an account.
https://bit.ly/3IvDeiN

09/17/2025

Miscarriage is the most common complication of pregnancy in the U.S., with up to one million cases annually, according to the National Institutes of Health. There are many different reasons that a miscarriage can occur, but no matter the cause, the feelings of grief experienced by a mother and her family are all-encompassing.

In 2024, more than 350 women came into our Emergency Department experiencing a miscarriage. Though we provide needed medical and bereavement support and resources to our patients, we are deeply grateful to have a partner in Forever Footprints, which regularly donates memory boxes, sibling backpacks and memory bags for our mothers and families who experience miscarriage.

These kits give our families an opportunity to create memories with their beloved child and help them to know that they are not alone on their journey.

“Your baby is forever loved and forever remembered”🕊

To learn more about Forever Footprints, visit foreverfootprints.org.