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COVID-19 POLICY: Updated Daily
With optimism and hope we are pleased to announce that 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 $5.00 as well.
Learn More 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.
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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. 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
13October
2020
How to get help after the unimaginable: the loss of a child. In 2002, Robyn Bear, Lisa Brown and Tammy Novak petitioned the federal government to proclaim October 15 Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day. Today, all 50 states have a yearly proclamation in honor of those who have lost a child during pregnancy or during infancy. The death of a child is always a tragedy, and the aftermath is never easy. The death of a baby, either through miscarriage or during infancy, is no exception. No mother grieves the loss of a child in the same way, but fortunately there are resources and no one has to walk that path alone. The time it takes to heal will vary for each individual and family member, but eventually you will find peace again. Moving Forward From Infant Loss Support groups are helpful for families in grief. There is comfort to be found knowing there are others going through similar feelings and situations. Many parents blame themselves for the loss of a child. Support groups help you navigate those feelings openly and honestly, and you will find you are not alone in many of your thoughts and hopefully you will realize […]
2October
2020
October is a great month to spread awareness of the importance of regular mammograms in early detection of breast diseases. October is breast cancer awareness month, and mammograms are an essential tool in early detection and prevention. Mammograms detect lumps or masses that are too small to be felt through self exams, and mammograms continue to be a vital step in detecting and treating breast cancers early. Here are a few facts about mammograms. What is a Mammogram? A mammogram is an X-ray examination of the breasts, used to detect and diagnose breast diseases. Mammogram Statistics A woman’s chance of developing cancer in her lifetime is 1 in 8. A new breast cancer patient is diagnosed every 2.5 minutes. More than 2 million breast cancer survivors are alive in the United States today. The American Cancer Society recommends that all women have a baseline screening mammogram between ages 40 and 44. Who Should Get a Mammogram? The American Cancer Society recommends yearly screenings for women with an average risk of breast cancer at age 45-55. After age 55, the ACS recommends a mammogram every other year but may elect to continue yearly screenings if you choose. Women at high risk […]
25September
2020
Your providers at AWHDallas will make sure your bones are part of your health priorities. Have you ever used the expression, “I can feel it in my bones” when you’re sure of something? Some people can feel changes in their joints with changes in the weather, and there have been studies that show barometric pressure does affect our bodies, particularly with conditions such as arthritis. Bone health might not be on the top of your list as you’re making healthy lifestyle choices, but it’s important to keep in mind as your body ages. Our bones rebuild themselves through a process called resorption as new bone is added to the skeleton. As we get older, the rate of resorption slows and, as a result, osteoporosis can occur. The National Osteoporosis Foundation describes osteoporosis as a bone disease that occurs when the body loses too much bone, makes too little bone, or both. As a result, bones become weak and might break from a fall, or in serious cases, from sneezing or minor bumps. Being female puts you at risk of developing osteoporosis. Women tend to have smaller, thinner bones than men and are therefore more susceptible. Also, when estrogen drops as […]
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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
