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Erlanger Women's Health Featured Services

See below for some of Erlanger's specialized programs, locations, and more for women.

Obstetric Services

Voted “Best Place to Have a Baby” in the region for 17 years in a row.

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Gynecology Services

The region’s only academic OB/GYN program provides a full range of general gynecologic services, from yearly examinations and screenings to highly-specialized, minimally-invasive procedures.

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Oncology Services

From a geneticist to 3-D Tomosynthesis mammography, Erlanger offers more specialized ways to diagnose and treat gynecologic and breast cancers.

Learn About Women's Oncology
Pelvic Health and Reconstruction

We offer fellowship-trained expertise in the evaluation and treatment of pelvic floor disorders including incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse.

Learn About Women's Pelvic Health Services
Cardiology Services for Women

Erlanger is the region’s first provider with a distinct focus on women’s unique cardiovascular system and heart-health needs.

Learn About Cardiology for Women

Awards, Honors, and Accreditations

The women's services team works hard to identify and attain awards, recognition, and accreditations that improve our ability to meet the medical needs of the women we serve.

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For 17 years in a row, Erlanger East Hospital has been voted “Best Place to Have a Baby” in the annual Chattanooga Times-Free Press “Best of the Best” poll.

Womens NAPBC

The Erlanger Center for Breast Health is the only breast center in the region accredited by the National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers (NAPBC), a program administered by the American College of Surgeons.

Womens Safe Sleep

Erlanger is a Gold-level Certified Safe Sleep Champion – the highest level of national safe sleep certification, recognizing our commitment to reducing infant sleep-related deaths.