VPFW’s Year in the Community
As we settle into the new year, we can’t help but reflect on how 2022 brought us even closer to our community.
Location Change
The VPFW Midlothian Turnpike office has moved to 1212 Koger Center Blvd.
COVID-19 Updates
Please check our COVID-19 updates for our latest visitor policy.
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As we settle into the new year, we can’t help but reflect on how 2022 brought us even closer to our community.…
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Virginia Physicians for Women complies with applicable Federal civil rights laws and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national…
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Dr. Amy Hempel discusses the convenience, longevity, and effectiveness of various contraception options for established families Most of us went to our…
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Choosing the right form of birth control for your body and for your lifestyle can be challenging. Discussing your contraception options with…
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Schedule a Preconception Appointment in Richmond, VA Starting a family is a very exciting, yet overwhelming time. Your mind is likely floating…
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VPFW is looking for a full-time provider medical assistant to join our nursing department and float across office locations. A provider medical…
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Virginia Physicians for Women will hold a period supplies drive for Sylvia’s Sisters during its sponsorship of the first match of the…
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Areas of Interest and Expertise High-risk obstetrics, Patient education, Preventative screening, Surgical quality Locations and Hospitals Dr. Davis sees patients at VPFW’s…
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Dr. Kristen Lewis discusses how you and your provider can work together against breast cancer. Odds are high that you or someone…
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VPFW’s Dr. Ingrid Prosser discusses the transition to menopause and what you can do about it (besides fan yourself!) Our mothers and…