Women’s Health in Westchester & Hudson Valley

Your partner in women’s health, right where you are

With over 340 OB/GYN physicians across our network, NewYork-Presbyterian is dedicated to serving the healthcare needs of women at every life stage.

We provide world-class women’s healthcare right here in Westchester and Hudson Valley, with our convenient outpatient Medical Group practices located throughout the region. From routine screenings and annual check-ups to advanced gynecological surgery, we use the latest technology and innovative approaches to provide comprehensive personalized care in our state-of-the-art facilities.

More families trust NewYork-Presbyterian to deliver their babies than any other hospital across New York City and Westchester.* At NewYork-Presbyterian Westchester alone, we deliver more than 1,400 babies each year in our world-class maternity center. At both NewYork-Presbyterian Westchester and NewYork-Presbyterian Hudson Valley, our Level II Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICU) are equipped to care for infants who require specialized observation and medical care. With compassionate and experienced specialists from Columbia, we offer exceptional care that is personalized to you and your birthing preferences.

*In New York State, SPARCS 2023 data

Emilia Fazzalari Women's Health Center of Excellence

At NewYork-Presbyterian The One, The Emilia Fazzalari Women's Health Center of Excellence offers world-class women’s health services to Westchester and the surrounding areas. We offer routine exams and screenings, medical and surgical gynecologic treatment (including minimally invasive and robotic procedures), high-risk prenatal and obstetric care, fertility and reproductive endocrinology services, mental healthcare, and cancer and genetic counseling.

We are one of the only centers in Westchester to provide comprehensive menopause management. We work closely with each patient to develop a personalized treatment plan that minimizes symptoms and discomfort, while improving overall health. We treat menopause through a multidisciplinary approach that includes collaboration with many specialties across the NewYork-Presbyterian hospital network.

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