Ob-Gyn Associates

11/16/2025

This , The National Association of Nurse Practitioners in Women’s Health (NPWH) recognized Ob-Gyn Associates' Hannah Tulkoff, WHNP-BC, for her dedication, resilience, compassion, and unwavering commitment to personalized, evidence-based care.

We are truly fortunate to have Hannah at our practice, and are grateful for the difference she makes every day in women’s health. 💜

For , we’re celebrating all of our NPWH members who are advancing women & gender-related healthcare! 🎉 🎉

Today, we would like to spotlight Hannah Tulkoff, WHNP-BC, a nurse practitioner whose personal experiences with PCOS and pregnancy loss have shaped her patient-centered approach to women’s health.

Since 2020, Hannah has worked in an OBGYN clinic, specializing in PCOS and pregnancy loss. She meets patients where they are, combining evidence-based care with empathy and individualized care plans that honor each patient’s story. Her approach creates safe spaces for patients to express concerns, empowering them to actively participate in their care.

Hannah’s story is a reminder that compassion, humility, and listening are as critical as clinical expertise in shaping the future of women’s healthcare💜

🔗 Read Hannah’s full Member Spotlight story on our NP Week page: https://ow.ly/6X4850XqKHj

11/14/2025

Discomfort during intimacy isn't something you have to just "live with." Vaginal dryness and pain during s*x are common, but highly treatable.

Our latest blog breaks down what causes these symptoms and which treatments could work for you, from hormone therapy and lubricants to laser and pelvic floor options.

If intimacy has become uncomfortable, you're not alone. Help is available.

Read the blog here: https://ow.ly/TvuM50XnQf1

11/13/2025

Today, we're celebrating Genetic Counselor Appreciation Day and our incredible Genetic Counselor, Jennifer Razak, MGC, CGC!

Genetic counselors play an essential role in advancing maternal–fetal medicine by bridging the gap between complex genetic information and compassionate, patient-centered care. Their expertise helps expectant parents understand genetic risks, navigate prenatal screening and diagnostic testing options, and make informed choices that align with their values and circumstances.

Through thoughtful communication and evidence-based guidance, genetic counselors empower families with knowledge, transforming uncertainty into understanding and supporting both patients and providers in achieving the best possible outcomes.

Learn more about Jennifer or schedule an appointment with her here: https://ow.ly/VZOA50Xrmi2

11/13/2025

November is Bladder Health Awareness Month!

Bladder leaks, urgency, and discomfort are more common than you might think, but you don't have to live with them. Small steps like staying hydrated, doing pelvic floor exercises, and talking to your provider can make a big difference.

Your bladder deserves care too.

Learn more here: https://ow.ly/wabb50XnPNM

11/11/2025

Did you know that midwives are licensed healthcare providers who offer full-scope care – from pre-natal visits and labor support to women’s health exams and menopause care?

Kim Pekin, CNM, explains what midwifery licensing means and how it ensures safe, evidence-based care for women at every stage of life.

Watch to learn how midwives combine clinical expertise with a personalized, supportive approach to care.

11/10/2025

Delivering exceptional, proven care. Listening with empathy. Empowering patients to live healthier lives with their trusted voices.

This week, we're celebrating their expertise, compassion, and dedication to women's health.

If you've been cared for by one of our NPs, leave a 💙 in the comments to show your appreciation!

11/06/2025

Ever wondered what minimally invasive surgery really means?

Dr. Jaeger, one of our experienced OBGYNs, explains how these advanced techniques can lead to smaller incisions, quicker recovery, and less discomfort.

Our goal is to make every patient’s experience safer, smoother, and centered on comfort and care.

Watch now to learn how minimally invasive surgery is transforming women’s health.

11/05/2025

Did you know ultrasounds aren’t just for pregnancy?

From breast and thyroid imaging to fertility and kidney assessments, diagnostic ultrasounds help our providers detect, monitor, and treat a wide range of conditions with clarity and care.

Whether you’re preparing for your first scan or a follow-up, our experienced sonographers are here to make the process comfortable and informative every step of the way.

Learn more about diagnostic ultrasounds here: https://www.advantiahealth.com/services/ultrasounds-sonograms/

11/03/2025

It’s National Radiologic Technology Week!

We’re proud to recognize the incredible radiologic technologists who play a vital role in patient care. By supporting a wide range of ultrasounds and mammograms, your precision, compassion, and commitment help us see what matters most - our patients’ health.

Join us in celebrating those whose expertise helps our providers deliver the best possible care. Thank you for all that you do!

10/31/2025

Are you ready to embrace a healthier, stronger, and more empowered version of yourself? Through our wellness referral program with KORB Health, you can gain access to programs featuring Semaglutide or Tirzepatide, along with telehealth check-ins, personalized nutrition coaching, and home delivery of your prescriptions.

Start your journey with a complimentary consultation with KORB Health and discover the personalized support that awaits you.

Learn more here: https://www.korbhealth.com/referral/advantia-ma

10/30/2025

The glucose test is an important part of your prenatal care.

Our midwives take a personalized approach to every step of prenatal care, including glucose testing, to help detect and manage gestational diabetes early. It’s all part of our commitment to keeping both you and your baby healthy throughout pregnancy.

Hear from Amy Olsson, CNM, as she explains how the glucose test fits into midwifery care and what to expect at your appointment.

10/28/2025

Understanding the different types of mammograms can help you stay proactive about your breast health.

Regular screening mammograms are recommended for women with no symptoms and average risk for breast cancer, starting at age 40.

Diagnostic mammograms take a closer look when symptoms or changes appear, or there is a result in a screening mammogram that requires additional investigation.

Remember - an abnormal mammogram doesn’t always mean cancer. On occasion, there may be a false positive result or a benign condition that is discovered during a mammogram.

Talk to your healthcare provider about when to start screenings and what’s right for you. Early detection can save lives.

Learn more here: https://ow.ly/hZOX50Xh4bi