Women's care

Whether you're in adolescence, menopause or somewhere in between, your health needs come first. Our women's care specialists are committed to making sure that happens as they support you through every stage of life.

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Women's healthcare in Lewisville, Texas

Medical City Lewisville's goal is to improve the health and well-being of women through cutting-edge technologies, caring professionals and continuing education.

Our comprehensive approach is evident throughout the women's department at Medical City Lewisville, where care in every area is provided by qualified staff that is specially trained in the care of women.

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Breast health

Labor and delivery

Women's services we offer

Medical City Lewisville recognizes the specialty care that women require and deserve, such as breast imaging and reproductive care. Our hospital offers all of these services and more, including:

Gynecologic care
Complete labor and delivery care
High-risk pregnancy services

Childbirth education classes
Newborn nursery
Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)

Labor and delivery services

Medical City Lewisville makes every childbirth experience a memorable one. The medical staff here supports your birth plan and childbirth preferences. Our hospital is designed with dedicated delivery rooms, mother-baby rooms and luxury postpartum suites. We also provide a newborn nursery, where your child can receive monitoring by a nurse and be cared for in times of rest.

Additionally, should your child require a higher level of care, we have an on-site Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). Whether you are experiencing a routine or high-risk pregnancy, the team at Medical City Lewisville is prepared to care for you and your unique needs.

Breast health screening

We have partnered with Solis Mammography to provide women in Lewisville with access to comprehensive breast imaging and screening services. We are committed to the early detection of breast cancer, when it is most treatable, so women can receive treatment as soon as possible.