St. Joseph’s Center for Women’s Health
The Center for Women's Health at St. Joseph’s is dedicated to meeting the healthcare needs of women of all ages. A wide range of services is offered in the following four main areas:
- Obstetrics and Gynecology—providing advanced care for high-risk pregnancies, abnormal bleeding, ovarian cysts and endometriosis.
- Maternal Fetal Medicine—focus on pregnant women and their unborn infants' health to ensure the safest delivery.
- Gynecologic Oncology—offering world-class care for women suffering with endometrial, ovarian, cervical, vulvar, vaginal and gestational cancers.
- Pelvic Pain and Advanced Surgery—diagnosing and alleviating pelvic pain through the most advanced forms of treatment.
Couple moves cross country to save unborn child
When doctors told Melissa Duarte there was no way to save her unborn child without risking her life, she moved cross country to receive specialized care at St. Joseph's. Read more here.
Da Vinci surgical system
Norton Thoracic Institute is the valley leader in minimally invasive robotic surgeries. Read about our leadership here.
SCFA and Phoenix Suns Charities NyICU remake family room
The Starlight Children’s Foundation Arizona and Phoenix Suns Charities join forces to remake the Parent Room in St. Joseph’s NyICU. Read more here.
Specialty care for premature infants
Thanks to strong donor support St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center is home to one of the Valley's most advanced nursery intensive care units. Read more here.
Baby Laila thanks NICU nurse
An open letter to thank NICU nurse Allison "Ally" Geisler for the care of 24-week micropreemie Laila. Read thier story here.
Golf tournament raises record $32,000 to support NICU
More than $100,000 donated to ensure premature infants receive the highest quality care they need to survive and thrive. Read thier stories here.
Inspired pilots support NICU
Inspired by his own preemie daughter, local pilot raises $2,000 to support the nursery intensive care unit. Read thier story here.
Caps for a cause
ASU nursing student inspires "Caps for a cause" to keep newborns warm. Read her story here.