Services
Six areas of care organized by need. Every service is recommended after an individual assessment.
Areas of care
Gynecological and obstetric urgent care
Day and night, weekends and holidays, a team of OB-GYNs trusted by Dr. Ronald Salazar is available to care for you when you need it most.
- Bleeding or pelvic pain
- Discomfort during pregnancy
- Onset of labor
- Ultrasound assessment
If your life is at risk, call 9-1-1 or go to the nearest emergency room.
Obstetrics
Support during pregnancy, birth and related follow-up, with preparation resources.
View this area02Gynecology
Gynecological visits, cervical screening and evaluation of symptoms or specific needs.
View this area03Minimally invasive surgery
Evaluation and gynecologic procedures explained with their alternatives, benefits, risks and follow-up.
View this area04Intimate health
Discreet, respectful care focused on functional needs and individual goals.
View this area05Pelvic floor
Assessment of discomfort or changes in function, with physiotherapy and surgery when indicated.
View this area06Integrative menopause care
A new stage, supported in an integrative way before, during and after menopause.
View this area- Low-, medium- and high-risk pregnancy
- 11–14 week ultrasound
- Anatomy scan
- Vaginal birth
- Laser-assisted cesarean
- Fetal monitoring and assessment at home
Prenatal visits
Visits during pregnancy to follow your health and your pregnancy’s development, review tests and answer your questions.
Labor and vaginal birth
Birth support and evaluation of the mode of delivery, with a plan that adapts to your condition and your baby’s.
Cesarean birth
A cesarean is a surgical procedure for birth that may be recommended for medical reasons and requires an individual assessment.
- cobas HPV test
- Pap test
- Colposcopy
- Abnormal uterine bleeding
- Vaginal infections
- Vaccination
Gynecology visit
An assessment of your gynecological health to address prevention, symptoms and specific needs.
Pap test
A Pap test examines cells from the cervix to detect changes that may need follow-up.
cobas HPV test
The HPV test identifies types of human papillomavirus depending on the method used.
Colposcopy
An examination of the cervix with a magnifying instrument, recommended in certain situations, for example to study a screening finding.
- Laparoscopy
- Hysteroscopy
- Fibroids
- Endometriosis
Hysteroscopy
It allows the inside of the uterus to be viewed with a thin instrument inserted through the cervix.
Endometrial ablation
A procedure that treats the lining of the uterus to reduce heavy menstrual bleeding in selected patients.
Myomectomy
The removal of fibroids while preserving the uterus, when there is an indication.
Polypectomy
The removal of polyps within gynecology, using a technique that depends on their location.
- Vaginal design
- Labiaplasty
- Vaginal tightening
- Platelet-rich plasma
- Labia majora filler
- Mons pubis fat transfer
- Gynecologic laser
- Urinary incontinence
- High-tech equipment
- Physiotherapy
- Pelvic floor surgery
- Hormone replacement therapy
- Nutrition
- Life coaching
- Physiotherapy
Hormone replacement therapy
A treatment that may relieve menopause symptoms in selected patients, after an individual assessment of benefits and risks.
Nutrition
Nutritional support with an evaluation by the corresponding professional.
Coaching and support
Support to set goals, build habits and accompany personal processes, within the scope and training of the provider.
Physiotherapy
Functional evaluation and rehabilitation goals provided by the responsible professional.
Every service and procedure is recommended only after an individual assessment.
The next step begins with a conversation.
Request appointment information directly from the office. The clinic will confirm availability and the next step.
Please do not share diagnoses, test results or sensitive medical information through this channel. For gynecological and obstetric urgent care, use the 24/7 urgent care channel. If your life is at risk, call 9-1-1 or go to the nearest emergency room.