The Ohio State University Medical Center recognizes that women require health care that moves beyond reproductive health to meet the needs of the entire female body – addressing the physical, environmental and behavioral concerns women face as their bodies change through youth and beyond menopause – and delivers comprehensive treatments that promote both mental and physical well-being.

With women comprising more than half of our inpatient and outpatient populations, The Ohio State University Medical Center created a Center for Women’s Health to address women’s health needs in a multidisciplinary environment dedicated to clinical care, research and education.
 

OSU Center for Women's Health Multidisciplinary Clinic

The OSU Center for Women’s Health is located in close proximity to the Medical Center at 1581 Dodd Drive, 3rd Floor, just off of Cannon Drive and 10th Avenue. The 5,300-square-foot clinic is the only multidisciplinary women’s center in the city, offering coordinated care from experts in internal medicine, primary care, integrative medicine, cardiology, endocrinology, and gynecology in a single location.