Comprehensive Women’s Health Services

Empowering Every Woman at Every Stage of Life!

Welcome to Family Medical Center, where we are dedicated to promoting women's health and overall well-being. We strive to empower women to lead longer and healthier lives through personalized professional care.


Our objective is to address your unique health needs and develop a treatment plan that is tailored for you. Regardless of your age, whether in your twenties, forties, or eighties, we are committed to serving as your healthcare partner at every phase of your life.

Women’s Health Services We Offer

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Why Choose our women's health services?

When you come to the Family Medical Center for your women’s health needs, you will find a warm and welcoming staff that treats you with respect and personal attention. We recognize you as a person who likely has family, friends, interests, work accomplishments, or faith  -  and it is important to see your health needs in the context of who you are so that we can give you the best possible medical support.

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Our Primary Care Providers (PCPs), Dr. CR Barnett, MD and KC Bellin, NP are experienced medical professionals who work together with our support staff to provide excellent clinical care for women’s unique healthcare needs. This is an award-winning Primary Care medical office dedicated to high-quality service for all women’s health needs.

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Family Medical Center provides a comprehensive Primary Care medical service. We place an emphasis on proactive preventative medical care to help keep you well. And when medical issues or conditions arise, we have the training and expertise to help you find the path to better health.

Why choose FMC?

Because we're a professional medical team dedicated to your health that has been recognized by the healthcare industry for providing high-quality care.  Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan has designated us as a Patient Centered Medical Home and our patients feel right at home knowing they receive high-quality professional and personal care.

women's health Resources and Insights

a lady with diabetes is checking her blood sugar by using a glucose monitor and finger poker.
By FMC November 7, 2024
Diabetes is a chronic condition affecting how your body processes blood sugar. There are two main types: Type 1 and Type 2. While both impact blood sugar levels, they differ in causes and treatment.
a woman is holding her neck because she has a sore throat.
By The FMC Team January 17, 2024
The thyroid gland has a huge impact on the body's metabolic processes by releasing hormones. Imbalances in hormone production cause thyroid disease. Disorders vary from goiters to life-threatening cancer. Thyroid problems usually stem from abnormal hormone production—too much causes hyperthyroidism and too little leads to hypothyroidism. Despite potential discomfort, most thyroid issues can be effectively managed with proper diagnosis and treatment.
Vaccinations - Facts vs Myth
By KC Bellin, RN, MSN, Certified Care Manager March 12, 2019
Uncover the facts about vaccinations in our detailed article. Learn what's a myth and what's true to make educated choices about your health and safety. Know more!

FAQs

  • What women's health screenings are essential and when?

    Essential women’s health screenings include Pap smears, mammograms, bone density tests, and blood pressure checks. The timing can vary, but regular check-ups with your healthcare provider will help determine the best schedule for you.

  • What are some tips for a healthy pregnancy lifestyle?

    Maintain a balanced diet, stay active, manage stress, and get adequate rest. Regular prenatal check-ups are also crucial. Listen to your body and follow your doctor's advice for a healthy pregnancy.

  • At what age should mammograms start?

    Mammogram recommendations usually vary, but most start at age 40. Discuss with your healthcare provider to determine the best timing for you. They may recommend starting earlier based on family history or other risk factors.

  • How to handle menopausal symptoms?

    Menopause is a hard time for most women. Lifestyle changes, hormone therapy, and medications can help manage symptoms like hot flashes and mood swings. Consult with your healthcare provider to find the right menopause symptom management approach for you.

  • What birth control options are recommended?

    Birth control options vary and should be tailored to your needs. Choices include oral contraceptives, condoms, and more. Discuss your preferences and health considerations with your healthcare provider to find the best fit.

  • How to prevent and manage gynecological issues?

    Regular gynecological check-ups, healthy lifestyle choices, and open communication with your healthcare provider are key to the prevention and management of gynecological issues. Visit our women’s healthcare center to learn more.

  • What are some insights on pelvic health and incontinence?

    Experiencing pelvic pain? Consider Kegel exercises, lifestyle modifications, and medical treatments to improve your pelvic health and manage incontinence. If nothing works, call your medical provider or women’s healthcare specialist immediately.

  • How to boost bone health and avoid osteoporosis?

    A balanced diet rich in calcium and vitamin D, weight-bearing exercise, and medications when needed can promote bone health. We recommend you start early to prevent osteoporosis and arthritis.

  • What are some signs and treatments of hormonal imbalances?

    Signs of hormonal imbalances might be hard to catch. Watch out for irregular menstrual cycles, mood swings, and fatigue. For treatment, you can look into hormone therapy, making lifestyle changes, or medication.

  • Where to find women's mental health resources?

    The best place to begin is by consulting with your Primary Care Provider who can refer you to local mental health clinics, support groups, and online platforms like mental health websites or helplines that can provide valuable resources and support for women's mental health concerns.

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