WashU Medicine Physicians

12/29/2025

Your health goals are personal—and support matters. WashU Medicine physicians are here to support your goals. From routine primary care to specialized treatment, you can find trusted experts close to home.

Find a provider and location near you: https://physicians.washu.edu

12/22/2025

Women's Care Specialists-WUCA is excited to welcome you to our new West County location starting today, December 22. Appointments will continue as usual at our St. Peters location.

📍Missouri Baptist Medical Center – Medical Building C
3009 N. Ballas Road
Suite 354
St. Louis, MO 63131
☎️For appointments call: 636-936-8777

For more information: https://physicians.wustl.edu/specialties/obstetrics-gynecology/womens-care-specialists-wuca

We will no longer be serving patients at the Chesterfield location.

12/22/2025

12/19/2025

We are excited to share the opening of WashU Medicine Urogynecology services at Progress West Hospital! 🎉

This new service brings specialized care closer to home for women dealing with pelvic floor conditions, such as bladder control issues, prolapse, and concerns after childbirth.

Patients can now receive advanced care in a comfortable setting, with a focus on minimally invasive treatments and on-site testing. This addition reflects our commitment to expanding access to high-quality health care for the communities we serve.

We are accepting new patients! Learn more: https://heyor.ca/BU2KVf

12/17/2025

Menopause is a natural part of life but often surrounded by misinformation.

Does it happen suddenly? Are hot flashes the only symptom? Angela Warner, MSN, WHNP-BC, MSCP, a WashU Medicine women’s health nurse practitioner at Women's Care Specialists-WUCA, addresses six common menopause myths and explains what patients need to know to make informed decisions about their health and wellbeing.

https://physicians.wustl.edu/six-menopause-myths

12/11/2025

Keiko Hirose, MD, a WashU Medicine pediatric otolaryngologist, discusses the benefits of using cochlear implants for babies as young as seven months with CNN. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration recently approved the surgery for infants younger than nine months.

Read more:

Medical technology company MED-EL announced Thursday that the US Food and Drug Administration has approved expanding the use of its Synchrony cochlear implants to children as young as 7 months who have bilateral profound sensorineural hearing loss.

12/11/2025

12/10/2025

We're proud to see our colleagues featured in Outlook magazine, which celebrates the people and courage behind every breakthrough at WashU Medicine. Read the stories of discovery that inspire us every day.

12/08/2025

Congratulations to St. Louis Children's Hospital on earning its fifth Magnet® designation — and Magnet® with Distinction, the highest recognition for nursing excellence. WashU Medicine pediatric specialists are proud to work alongside these exceptional nursing teams, caring for children with the same focus on safety, compassion and continuous improvement.

11/25/2025

Anchal Sethi, MD, is passionate about helping kids feel comfortable at their pediatric primary care appointments with her at Brentwood Pediatrics. As a WashU Medicine pediatrician, she prioritizes both the mental and physical health of her patients.

Meet Dr. Sethi:
https://physicians.washu.edu/items/anchal-sethi-md