Welcome! AWH Dallas is located in Medical City Dallas.
COVID-19 POLICY: Updated Daily
We are accepting appointments for all types of visits at this time. If your well woman visit (annual exam) or your “non-essential” visit was canceled and/or
rescheduled due to COVID-19, please call us so we can get you back on the books!
The health and safety of our staff and patients remains our top priority, and we will continue to minimize risks with the following:
PATIENTS ONLY are allowed into the office. NO children/guests/spouses, etc.
Please feel free to video chat in your significant other and/or family members for special visits such as sonograms. We are happy to welcome these technologies into our office, and our doctors and staff will work hard to ensure your loved ones feel like they’re in the room for these moments.
MASKS REQUIRED for all patients.
Per the mandate, some type of nose/mouth covering must be worn in our building/office. We have masks for sale for $5 as well. See our COVID-19 Polices page for additional information, including locations near you for receiving the COVID-19 vaccination.
Learn More About Our COVID-19 Policies Telehealth Video ConsultationsWelcome to Advanced Women’s Healthcare in Dallas, Texas
We appreciate you as a patient and are dedicated to providing you compassionate and quality healthcare here in Dallas, TX. Specializing in Obstetrics & Gynecology (OB/GYN), our physicians Dr. Amy Sigman, Dr. Amie Napier, Dr. Michelle Heintges, Dr. Heidi Harms and Dr. Maria Reyes are here to serve you.

Dr. Maria Reyes
Dr. Maria Reyes enjoys caring for women in all stages of life. “It is such an honor to partner with women and be part of their pregnancy and their lives, often delivering two or three babies together. Honestly, I see my patients as a close friend or relative…”

Dr. Emily Eye
Dr. Emily Eye says she “loves caring for women at any life stage". "I always strive to make my patients feel comfortable asking any question about their health – no matter how big or small. My favorite part of my job is building relationships with my patients, gaining their trust and helping them feel empowered to make decisions for their health and wellbeing.”

Dr. Amy Sigman
Dr. Sigman was the first female doctor to join Advanced Women’s Healthcare - which is now an all-female physicians practice. She is proud of her work along with that of her partners. “I come to work because I love it. It’s kind of my home away from home, and my patients are my family."

Dr. Amie Napier
As an Obstetrician and Gynecologist, Dr. Napier's is to help her patients live better and healthier lives. She loves that her patients are interested in their personal healthcare and that she gets to follow them throughout all the stages of their lives. “I love the day to day interaction with the patients and getting to help people better their lives, better their health. That’s really what is the most satisfying...”

Dr. Michelle Heintges
Dr. Heintges is trained in robotics, pelvic floor repair and vaginal rejuvenation. She has a special interest in adolescent medicine, menopause, post-menopause, complicated obstetrics, gynecologic surgery, and pelvic floor reconstruction. Dr. Heintges said, “I love my job. I have tons of fun at my job. And I really love the people I work with..."

Dr. Heidi Harms
Dr. Heidi Harms was inspired by her grandfather to study medicine, who was a physician that she thought the world of and aspired to be like. She enjoys all areas of OB/GYN, including adolescent gynecology, contraception management, infertility, obstetrics, pelvic surgery, urogynecology and menopausal management.
Recent Blog Posts

15January
2021
Much about birth defects is unknown, but there are steps women can take to lessen the chances. January is National Birth Defect Prevention month, and we want to take this time to discuss what is known about birth defects, as well as steps a prospective mom can take toward prevention. A birth defect is a condition that is present at birth. Some birth defects can be seen immediately after the baby is born, such as a clubfoot or extra fingers or toes. Some birth defects aren’t so easy to identify. Special tests may be needed to find birth defects, such as heart defects or hearing loss. The CDC maintains statistics on the most common birth defects, as well as insightful descriptions of them. What Causes Birth Defects? We don’t know what causes the majority of birth defects. Some are caused by genes that can be passed from parents to children. Others result from a problem with chromosomes. However, some birth defects are caused by exposure during pregnancy to certain medications, infections and chemicals (such as alcohol or other substances). How Do I Prevent Birth Defects? While we don’t know precisely what causes most birth defects, there are steps a prospective […]

18December
2020
Five percent of women experience early menopause, but treatments are available to ease the symptoms. You might be thinking, “I’m too young for menopause, right?” Maybe you’ve missed a period or two. Maybe you’re experiencing some unusual symptoms. Maybe you think you’re having a hot flash. It’s time to talk to your doctor. These situations could lead to a variety of diagnoses, and early menopause, while rare, could be the culprit. What is Early Menopause? Early menopause occurs between the ages of 40 and 45 and affects about 5 percent of women. Premature menopause, which is menopause occurring before age 40, affects around 1 percent of women. When Does Normal Menopause Occur? Menopause is happening if you’ve gone a full 12 months with no menstrual period. At that point, your ovaries stop making estrogen and progesterone, the female hormones that maintain menstrual cycles and fertility. Menopause ceases naturally for most women around age 51. Menopause may be induced early for life-saving reasons such as surgery, chemotherapy or radiation. However, in some women, genetic conditions, autoimmune disorders or unknown reasons may bring about menopause. The symptoms of menopause range from annoying to serious, spanning from disrupted sleep to hot flashes, dry […]

8December
2020
Dr. Emily Eye is accepting new patients. AWHDallas is thrilled to welcome Dr. Emily Eye to our team. Dr. Eye brings years of experience and training to our office, as well as a connection and love for our community. “I love caring for women at any life stage and always strive to make my patients feel comfortable, asking any questions about their health, no matter how big or small.” — Dr. Emily Eye Get to Know Dr. Eye After growing up in Greenville, a short drive east of the metroplex, Dr. Eye attended Texas A&M University where she became an Aggie fan for life and earned her undergraduate degree in biology in 2009. Following graduation, she pursued a master’s degree in Medical Sciences from the University of North Texas at Fort Worth. In 2014, she returned to A&M to attend its College of Medicine. It was during her third year of medical school that Dr. Eye fell in love with ObGyn care, and her interest in surgical specialties found its home. While completing her residency at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City, Dr. Eye realized there is no place like home and came back to Texas following graduation. […]
Dr. Sigman has made these last 7 months joyful and exciting and every time I leave her office, I feel like I have come away with more knowledge about myself and my baby! —Brenda
Dr. Heingtes is fabulous!! She was recommended to me by my sister and I absolutely love her!! She answers all questions and makes you feel completely comfortable! —Kelly
Dr. Napier is very friendly, and super easy to talk to. As long as I still have questions to ask, she will stay in the room to answer them. I find her to be a calming presence, which is very helpful to a first time Mom. —Barbara
Dr. Harms is a great doctor. This is our first child and she has made the experience very painless. We were referred by a friend that had used her and had great things to say. We will refer her to all our friends. —Sarah
I love seeing Dr. Heintges and I love her energy! I have been her patient for years and I trust her opinions and honesty. I am very happy that she is my doctor and I know that my baby and I are well taken care of! —Ikumi