FAQs

We are located in Miami, FL in two locations:

1. 8600 SW 92nd St, Suite 103, Miami, FL 33156
2. 3659 S Miami Avenue, Suite 5001, Miami, FL 33133

Our office hours are as follows:

Mon-Sun:

24hrs

Mon-Sun:

24hrs

We recommend making an appointment for all services to minimize wait times, but we do accept walk-ins based on availability.

You can schedule an appointment by calling our office or using our online booking system on our website.

Please bring a valid ID, your insurance card (if applicable), and any medical records relevant to your visit.

Yes, we have parking available for patients. Contact us for details on the nearest parking options.

Yes, we accept most major insurance plans. Please call us to verify coverage for your specific service.

We offer self-pay pricing for all services and may have financial assistance options. Contact us for more details.

Yes, we provide virtual consultations for select services, including contraception counseling and some gynecology follow-ups.

Yes, we have Spanish-speaking staff available to assist you.

Absolutely. We follow strict HIPAA guidelines to ensure your privacy and confidentiality.

Some services are available to minors, but certain treatments, such as abortion care, may require parental consent under Florida law.

We may offer flexible payment options for self-pay patients. Contact our office to discuss available options.

Yes, you can bring a support person to your appointment. However, please note that for some procedures, they may need to wait in the lobby. We’re here to support you every step of the way.

If you need to reschedule or cancel, please call our office at least 24 hours in advance to avoid any cancellation fees.

No, the abortion pill does not impact future fertility or your ability to get pregnant in the future.

Yes, you can have a support person with you, but the process happens at home.

Yes, but some medication may pass into breast milk. Discuss safety precautions with your provider.

A follow-up is recommended to ensure the abortion was complete and to check your recovery.

Wait at least four weeks before taking a pregnancy test, as hormones can take time to clear from your system.

You can ovulate as soon as two weeks after an abortion. If you want to prevent pregnancy, start using contraception right away.

Wait at least two weeks to lower the risk of infection.

Showers are fine, but avoid baths, swimming, and hot tubs for at least two weeks to prevent infection.

Bleeding typically lasts 1-2 weeks, with light spotting possibly continuing for up to a month.

Avoid strenuous exercise and heavy lifting for a few days to allow your body to heal.

No, your IUD must be removed before taking the abortion pill.

Seek emergency medical care if you soak two or more pads per hour for two hours straight or experience severe pain not relieved by medication.

Yes, ibuprofen is recommended for cramping. Avoid aspirin as it can increase bleeding.

Some insurance plans may cover abortion services, but coverage varies. Please check with your provider.

The cost varies based on insurance coverage and additional tests required. Contact us for specific pricing information.

Expect heavy bleeding, cramping, and possibly nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea. The symptoms are similar to a heavy period or miscarriage.

No, the abortion pill is only available up to 6 weeks in Florida. If you are further along, we can discuss other options.

No, Florida law requires in-person visits for medication abortion. You must come to our clinic to receive the medication.

Yes, an ultrasound is required to confirm pregnancy viability and determine gestational age before the abortion pill can be prescribed.

Heavy bleeding and passing pregnancy tissue are signs of a successful abortion. We recommend a follow-up visitor taking a pregnancy test 4 weeks later to confirm.

After taking misoprostol (the second medication), most people experience bleeding and cramping within 4-6 hours, with the process typically completing within 24-48 hours.

The abortion pill is 95-98% effective when taken correctly within the recommended timeframe (up to 6 weeks in Florida).

Yes, the abortion pill is safe and has been used for decades. Serious complications are rare when taken as directed under medical supervision.

Mifepristone blocks the hormone progesterone, preventing the pregnancy from continuing. Misoprostol, taken later, causes the uterus to contract and expel the pregnancy.

The abortion pill is a safe, FDA-approved medication used to end an early pregnancy (up to 6 weeks in Florida). It consists of two medications: mifepristone and misoprostol.

Schedule a consultation with our provider, where we will evaluate your health, discuss options, and create a weight loss plan that fits your goals.

Yes, we provide personalized meal and nutrition guidance tailored to your health needs and weight loss goals.

We recommend a balanced diet, regular exercise, adequate hydration, and healthy sleep habits to maximize results.

Phentermine is a stimulant and may increase blood pressure. Your provider will evaluate if it’s safe for you or recommend alternatives.

Many patients start noticing changes in appetite within the first few weeks, with weight loss typically occurring over a few months.

Yes, we provide nutrition counseling, exercise plans, and metabolic assessments to support weight loss without medication if preferred.

If you stop taking Semaglutide without making lifestyle changes, some weight regain is possible. A long-term strategy is recommended for sustainable results.

Semaglutide is a once-weekly injection that you can administer at home after receiving instructions from your provider.

Yes, Wegovy (a form of Semaglutide) is FDA-approved for non-diabetic patients for weight management.

Yes, both Semaglutide and Phentermine require a prescription and medical supervision.

• Semaglutide is a hormone-based injectable that helps control appetite long-term.
• Phentermine is an oral stimulant that suppresses appetite short-term.

This combination is not typically recommended, but your provider will determine the best medication for your weight loss plan.

Phentermine is approved for short-term use (up to 12 weeks) due to its stimulant properties, while Semaglutide can be used long-term under supervision.

These medications are typically prescribed for patients with a BMI of 27+ with weight-related conditions (like diabetes or high blood pressure) or a BMI of 30+ without other conditions.

Phentermine is a prescription appetite suppressant that reduces hunger and increases energy by stimulating the central nervous system. It is typically prescribed for short-term use.

Possible side effects include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, constipation, fatigue, and stomach pain. Most symptoms improve as your body adjusts to the medication.

Yes, it is FDA-approved for chronic weight management, but it should only be used under medical supervision.

Clinical studies show that patients can lose 10-15% of their body weight over several months with Semaglutide, a healthy diet, and regular exercise.

Semaglutide (brand names: Wegovy, Ozempic) is an FDA-approved medication that mimics a hormone called GLP-1 to regulate appetite, slow digestion, and promote weight loss.

We offer personalized weight loss programs that may include FDA-approved medications like Semaglutide and Phentermine, dietary counseling, lifestyle modifications, and metabolic assessments.

Call our office or request an appointment online at your convenience.

Pain during sex could be due to vaginal dryness, infections, pelvic floor disorders, or other gynecological conditions—schedule a visit to discuss treatment options.

Yes, we can include STI testing as part of your routine exam or upon request.

The first visit is recommended between ages 13-15 for education, but pelvic exams usually start at 21 unless there are concerns.

A clinical breast exam should be done annually, and self-exams are recommended monthly.

Yes, we offer antibiotic treatments for BV, which causes discharge, odor, and irritation.

Yes, we offer hormonal and non-hormonal treatments for vaginal dryness, which is common during menopause.

Yes, we provide the Gardasil 9 vaccine, which protects against the most common cancer-causing HPV strains.

Schedule an appointment to check for yeast infections, bacterial vaginosis (BV), or STIs.

Yes, we offer urine and blood pregnancy tests with fast results.

Take it as soon as you remember. If more than one pill is missed, follow the instructions on your pack or call us for guidance.

Yes, we offer hormonal and non-hormonal IUDs and can insert or remove them at our clinic.

Your provider will discuss your health history, lifestyle, and reproductive goals to find the best method for you.

We offer pills, patches, IUDs, implants, injections, and emergency contraception.

Yes, we offer evaluations, ultrasounds, medication management, and referrals for minimally invasive treatments.

Irregular periods, acne, excessive hair growth, weight gain, and difficulty getting pregnant are common symptoms.

Absolutely. We diagnose and treat abnormal uterine bleeding, PCOS, hormonal imbalances, and fibroids.

Yes, we provide hormone therapy, lifestyle recommendations, and alternative treatments to help with symptoms like hot flashes, mood swings, and vaginal dryness.

Your provider may discuss your medical history, perform a pelvic exam, Pap smear, or breast exam, and address any concerns like irregular cycles or pain.

A pelvic exam checks your reproductive organs for abnormalities, infections, or signs of conditions like ovarian cysts or fibroids. It’s recommended annually or as needed.

Yes, we diagnose and treat conditions like endometriosis, fibroids, and hormonal imbalances that may cause painful periods.

Burning during urination, frequent urination, cloudy or strong-smelling urine, and pelvic discomfort. If untreated, UTIs can lead to kidney infections.

Yes, we may offer same-day appointments for urgent concerns, such as infections, abnormal bleeding, or severe pelvic pain but we strongly suggest you call our office to set up an appointment as soon as possible.

Women aged 21-29 should get a Pap smear every 3 years. Women aged 30-65 should get one every 5 years with HPV testing, or every 3 years with a Pap alone.

We provide routine exams, Pap smears, pelvic exams, breast exams, menopause management, treatment for gynecological conditions, birth control counseling, and more.

Call our office or request an appointment online to discuss birth control options.

It depends on your method, but most people can conceive soon after stopping birth control. Discuss with your provider if you’re planning for pregnancy.

Yes, stopping birth control restores fertility quickly for most methods.

Yes, certain combination birth control pills can help improve acne by regulating hormones.

The NuvaRing is a small, flexible ring inserted into the vagina that releases hormones to prevent pregnancy. It is replaced monthly.

Yes, progestin-only methods (mini-pill, IUD, shot, or implant) are safe for breastfeeding.

No, birth control methods like pills or implants only prevent pregnancy. To protect yourself from STIs, it’s important to use condoms as well. Stay safe and take care of your health!

• One missed pill: Take it as soon as you remember.
• Two or more missed pills: Follow package instructions and use backup contraception for 7 days.

No, emergency contraception is not meant for regular use and is less effective than routine birth control methods.

No, Plan B is available over the counter, but Ella (a different emergency contraceptive) requires a prescription.

Plan B reduces the chance of pregnancy by 89% if taken within 72 hours, but it’s more effective the sooner it’s taken.

Yes, the Depo shot is an injection that prevents pregnancy for 3 months at a time.

The birth control implant, called Nexplanon, is a tiny rod inserted under your skin. It releases hormones that prevent pregnancy for up to three years. It’s a convenient and effective long-term option for birth control.

Yes, if you experience unwanted side effects, we can help switch you to a different method.

Side effects vary but may include nausea, headaches, spotting, mood changes, or breast tenderness. Most resolve within a few months.

Most birth control pills do not cause significant weight gain, but some people may experience temporary water retention.

Yes, fertility can return immediately after stopping most methods, though it may take longer with injectables like Depo-Provera.

• Hormonal IUDs: 3-8 years, depending on the type.
• Non-hormonal (copper) IUD: Up to 10 years.

• Hormonal IUDs release progestin to prevent pregnancy and can reduce cramps and bleeding.
• Non-hormonal IUDs (copper IUDs) prevent pregnancy by creating an environment toxic to sperm.

Yes, we offer hormonal and non-hormonal IUDs and can insert or remove them in our office.

When taken correctly, birth control pills are over 99% effective at preventing pregnancy.

No, most birth control methods (pills, patches, shots, etc.) do not require a pelvic exam.

Yes, we can provide same-day prescriptions for most birth control methods after a consultation.

Your provider will consider your health history, lifestyle, and reproductive goals to help you choose the best method.

We offer pills, patches, IUDs (hormonal and non-hormonal), implants, injections, vaginal rings, and emergency contraception.

Call our office or request an appointment online to discuss birth control options.

It depends on your method, but most people can conceive soon after stopping birth control. Discuss with your provider if you’re planning for pregnancy.

Yes, stopping birth control restores fertility quickly for most methods.

Yes, certain combination birth control pills can help improve acne by regulating hormones.

The NuvaRing is a small, flexible ring inserted into the vagina that releases hormones to prevent pregnancy. It is replaced monthly.

Yes, progestin-only methods (mini-pill, IUD, shot, or implant) are safe for breastfeeding.

No, birth control methods like pills or implants only prevent pregnancy. To protect yourself from STIs, it’s important to use condoms as well. Stay safe and take care of your health!

• One missed pill: Take it as soon as you remember.
• Two or more missed pills: Follow package instructions and use backup contraception for 7 days.

No, emergency contraception is not meant for regular use and is less effective than routine birth control methods.

No, Plan B is available over the counter, but Ella (a different emergency contraceptive) requires a prescription.

Plan B reduces the chance of pregnancy by 89% if taken within 72 hours, but it’s more effective the sooner it’s taken.

Yes, the Depo shot is an injection that prevents pregnancy for 3 months at a time.

The birth control implant, called Nexplanon, is a tiny rod inserted under your skin. It releases hormones that prevent pregnancy for up to three years. It’s a convenient and effective long-term option for birth control.

Yes, if you experience unwanted side effects, we can help switch you to a different method.

Side effects vary but may include nausea, headaches, spotting, mood changes, or breast tenderness. Most resolve within a few months.

Most birth control pills do not cause significant weight gain, but some people may experience temporary water retention.

Yes, fertility can return immediately after stopping most methods, though it may take longer with injectables like Depo-Provera.

• Hormonal IUDs: 3-8 years, depending on the type.
• Non-hormonal (copper) IUD: Up to 10 years.

• Hormonal IUDs release progestin to prevent pregnancy and can reduce cramps and bleeding.
• Non-hormonal IUDs (copper IUDs) prevent pregnancy by creating an environment toxic to sperm.

Yes, we offer hormonal and non-hormonal IUDs and can insert or remove them in our office.

When taken correctly, birth control pills are over 99% effective at preventing pregnancy.

No, most birth control methods (pills, patches, shots, etc.) do not require a pelvic exam.

Yes, we can provide same-day prescriptions for most birth control methods after a consultation.

Your provider will consider your health history, lifestyle, and reproductive goals to help you choose the best method.

We offer pills, patches, IUDs (hormonal and non-hormonal), implants, injections, vaginal rings, and emergency contraception.