At the heart of our care is every woman.
A woman’s health is uniquely personal. So when you find you need care, you want to know the person you turn to truly understands what makes you, you. It’s the reason why the expert ObGyns and clinicians of Women's Health Connecticut are solely focused on women—all women—and their unique needs for physical and emotional care.
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Number of Women's Health Connecticut network locations in CT and MA
93
Average provider patient satisfaction rating
270
Approx. number of providers part of the Women's Health Connecticut network
300,000
Approx. number of patients seen at Women's Health Connecticut each year
Women's Health Connecticut Issues Statement on Roe v. Wade

As reproductive healthcare providers, we know that forcing women to continue an unwanted and possibly harmful pregnancy not only ignores their own autonomy, but also increases risks for medical, mental health, psychosocial, and economic harm, and has a greater risk of maternal death than pregnancy termination.
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State Comptroller Natalie Braswell Recognizes Women's Health Connecticut

Women's Health Connecticut has been designated as a Center of Excellence by the State of Connecticut for maternity care and hysterectomy procedures to recognize and reward the superior quality of care that we provide. We’re especially proud of this designation- it means that our providers and facilities are held to the highest possible standards, and our patients can expect the best.
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At every stage and age in life, your needs are different—unique to you and you alone. That's why Women’s Health Connecticut is here, giving you access to ObGyn professionals who deliver the unrivaled healthcare services you need.
- Annual Gynecology Visit
- Birth Control
- Bone Density Testing
- Center of Excellence Services
- Endometrial Ablation
- Endometriosis Treatment
- In-Office 3D Mammography
- In-Office Surgeries and Procedures
- Laparoscopic Surgery
- LGBTQ Care
- Menopausal Care
- Midwifery
- ObGyn
- Pelvic Floor Health
- Pregnancy
- Robotic Surgery
- Screenings and Tests
- Urogynecology
- Urology
- Vulvovaginal Treatment
Provider Spotlight
Meghan Malentacchi, MD
Hartford (Main Office), Avon, Glastonbury*

Before joining Women’s Health Connecticut, Dr. Malentacchi worked as an ObGyn Staff Physician at Medstar Southern Maryland Hospital Center in Clinton, MD, where she Provided comprehensive ObGyn care and performed gynecological surgeries including rob...
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Featured Resources

- Midlife
Am I going through perimenopause?
You've heard of menopause, but what is perimenopause? Dr. Emily Fine explains common signs and symptoms and educates viewers on how to navigate this c...
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- Midlife
- How can I reduce my breast cancer risk? Dr. Molly Shipman speaks on NBC
- October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Women's Health Connecticut physician Dr. Molly Shipman, DO discusses how to be proactive about your breast h...
- Teen GYN
- GYN
- Birth Control
- When should I go to the gynecologist for the first time?
- Join Jamie Benway, MD as she discusses the reasons a young person might schedule a first GYN visit. Whether you are looking for birth control or help...
- Birth Control
- Women's Health Wednesday on CT LIVE!: Keith Falter II, MD
- Keith Falter II, MD, is an ObGyn at Physicians for Women in Danbury and Medical Director of Women's Health Connecticut. In this segment, Dr. Falter di...