The Women's Health Check-In Newsletter
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The Women’s Health Check-In is the monthly educational resource from KS Women’s Health Clinic in Andover, Kansas, serving Wichita and surrounding communities.
Each month, we share evidence-based information about:
- perimenopause and menopause
- hormone health and metabolism
- GYN care and reproductive health
- birth control and preconception planning
- sexual health for women
- preventive care and healthy aging
- women’s primary care
- weight management and midlife wellness
Our goal is to help women better understand their bodies, feel heard, and make informed healthcare decisions at every stage of life.
Join our monthly newsletter to receive women’s health insights, clinic updates, and new educational articles.
KS Women’s Health Clinic is a cash-based practice focused on longer visits, personalized care, and thoughtful conversations about women’s health.
Latest Women’s Health Check-In
The Women’s Health Check-In
August 2026
KS Women’s Health Clinic has a new home.
After years of building a practice around women who deserved better care, more time, and a provider who actually listened, we will be officially open at 215 S. Andover Rd., Suite E in Andover, Kansas on August 11, 2026.
This month we are also talking about two topics that matter deeply to the women we serve: pelvic pain and painful sex, because you do not have to just live with it, and why finding the right provider early is one of the best health decisions a young woman can make.
Real answers. Longer visits. A space that finally feels like ours.
Past Newsletters – Click to Read
Is This Normal? A Guide to Teen Periods, Birth Control, and First Gynecology Visits
A Note From Jody Every summer I have moms bring their daughters in with the same worried look on their face. "Is this normal?" It is one of the most common questions I hear, and it makes sense. Periods are confusing even for adult women, let alone a teenager...
It Is Not Just Aging. Let’s Talk.
A Note From Jody June tends to be the month when women finally come up for air. School is out, schedules shift, and there is sometimes a little more breathing room. And in that quiet, a lot of women start noticing things they have been pushing aside. Changes in...
Why Weight Gain Feels Different in Your 40s: Hormones, Metabolism, and Midlife Health
A Note from Jody Many women come in this time of year feeling frustrated with changes in their body that they cannot fully explain. They often say things like, “I am doing the same things I have always done, but nothing is working anymore,” or “I just do not feel like...
The Women’s Health Check-In Newsletter – April 2026
A Note from Jody April is a month that celebrates women, community, and connection. As I prepare for the Wichita Women’s Fair, I have been reflecting on how powerful it is when women gather to learn, ask questions, and support one another. So many of the conversations...
The Women’s Health Check-In Newsletter – March 2026
A Note from Jody By March, many women are already feeling stretched thin. Busy schedules, stress, and ongoing symptoms can leave you feeling frustrated, especially when you have been told everything is “normal.” Heavy periods. Painful cramping. Mood changes. Irregular...
The Women’s Health Check-In Newsletter – February 2026
A Note From Jody February is often associated with relationships but one of the most important relationships you’ll ever have is the one with your body. In my exam room, I hear far too many women say things like “I thought this was normal” or “I didn’t want to bother...
The Women’s Health Check-In Newsletter – January 2026
A Note from Jody Happy New Year, friends! Welcome to the very first edition of the KS Women’s Health Clinic newsletter. I am so glad you are here. If there is one thing I have learned in over 25 years of caring for women, it is this: when you understand your body, you...
Disclaimer
This newsletter is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for individualized medical advice. Please consult a qualified healthcare provider for personal medical concerns.