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Health Matters: Providence St. Joseph Hospital | 9 there are any high-risk concerns," Dr. Hatfield says. "It happens seamlessly within one appointment." PROMOTING PELVIC HEALTH: BREAKING THE SILENCE The Center for Pelvic Health, renowned for its expertise in treating various pelvic floor disorders, will also relocate to the new Women's Center in May. The center's medical director, Taylor Brueseke, MD, emphasizes the importance of establishing a safe and supportive environment for women seeking treatment for these common yet underdiscussed disorders. Pelvic floor disorders such as pelvic organ prolapse and urinary incontinence affect approximately one- third of all women, so it's essential they have a space to discuss their symptoms and receive treatment. The center offers a range of treatment options, from dietary modifications and pelvic floor exercises to medications and minimally invasive surgeries. Dr. Brueseke, a fellowship-trained uro gynecologist, says the relocation is a significant step forward, noting that patients will benefit from streamlined efficiency as well as the carefully designed layout of the new facility, which includes artwork and amenities aimed at creating a welcoming environment. "Having everyone under one roof will be so helpful," he says. "The overarching theme is coordination of care. It engenders and grows trust to have all your doctors working together." COMPASSIONATE CARE: SETTING PROVIDENCE ST. JOSEPH APART The new women's center emerges as a vital care hub at Providence St. Joseph, distinguished by the compassionate care it offers women and families. The integration of advanced technologies and collaboration of expert care teams ensures that women receive the highest standard of care. Understanding the significance and complex nature of the pregnancy and birth experience, our team ensures supportive, personalized care, respecting your preferences for labor and delivery. "Each pregnancy is different, and complications vary in severity," Dr. Hatfield says. "When patients come to our center, they should be confident that they will get evidence-based recommendations for their care and that we will guide them along their medical journey. Our staff are flexible and understanding and do the best they can to support our pregnancy patients and their families." Our Maternity Wellness Center is moving. In May, you'll find it in the Helen Caloggero Women's & Family Center, 363 South Main St., fourth floor, Orange. Call 714-744-8764.