You’re an individual. Your care should reflect that.
As a woman, your health is unique and personal, and your women's health care should reflect that. At Women's Health Connecticut, our team of experienced ObGyns, Midwives, and clinicians work closely with each patient to deliver personalized, compassionate care at every stage. Whether you need obstetric services, gynecological care, menopausal support, or more, you can trust that you’re receiving exceptional women's health care tailored to your unique needs.
Making a difference for all women.
90
Number of Women's Health Connecticut network locations in CT and MA
97
Average provider patient satisfaction rating
320
Approx. number of providers part of the Women's Health Connecticut network
330,000
Approx. number of patients seen at Women's Health Connecticut each year
Why choose Women's Health Connecticut?
As Connecticut’s premier women's health specialists serving over 300,000 women each year, we’ve learned one important thing about patient service: good health isn't a one-size-fits-all approach. That’s why we’ve built a network of compassionate ObGyns, Midwives, clinicians, and support staff dedicated to providing the best possible care for each and every patient, tailored to your individual needs. Because your care should be as unique as you are.
- Convenient Locations: We have 300+ providers across 90 locations in Hartford, Norwalk, Avon, and more, so we're always nearby when you need us.
- Flexible Insurance Options: We accept most major health plans and many managed care plans. Some of our providers also take Medicaid, making it easier for you to get the care you need.
- Comprehensive Women's Health Care: Whether navigating a high-risk pregnancy or managing menopause, our full-service team supports you at every stage of life.
Services
At Women’s Health Connecticut, we understand that each stage of your life brings different needs and experiences. Whether you're starting a family, managing menopause, or focusing on wellness, our dedicated ObGyns and clinicians are here for you. We offer a comprehensive range of in-office women’s healthcare services tailored to your individual journey. Wherever you are in life, we’re committed to providing the compassionate, personalized care you deserve.
- Annual Gynecology Visit
- Birth Control & Family Planning
- Bone Density Testing
- Center of Excellence Services
- Endometrial Ablation
- Endometriosis Treatment
- In-Office 3D Mammography
- In-Office Surgeries and Procedures
- Laparoscopy and Laparoscopic Surgery
- LGBTQIA+ Care
- Menopausal Care
- Midwifery
- Obstetrics & Gynecology
- Pregnancy
- Robotic Surgery
- Screenings and Tests
- Vulvovaginal Treatment
Provider Spotlight
Hannah Shakartzi, MD
Danbury (Main Office)*

Hannah Shakartzi, MD joined the team at Candlewood Center for Women’s Health in 2021, bringing a wealth of experience from her prior career as a certified doula. Dr. Shakartzi provides ObGyn care to women of all ages and is currently accepting new pa...
Read more*Provider may not practice at all locations.
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Alert!
We have received reports from patients about scam phone calls from individuals falsely claiming to represent Women’s Health Connecticut.
These callers typically demand payment for an outstanding bill and insist on collecting a credit card number over the phone. In some cases, they may also provide incorrect patient demographic information in an attempt to appear legitimate.
Please be aware that these calls are fraudulent.
- These individuals do not work for Women’s Health Connecticut.
- We have no evidence of a data breach, and these scammers are likely using publicly available information to target patients.
- Caller ID often shows out-of-state or U.S. cell phone numbers.
Please note, Women's Health Connecticut has a dedicated team responsible for contacting patients with outstanding bills. These staff members undergo extensive training and have access to accurate patient demographic and account information, ensuring their legitimate affiliation with the organization.
If you receive a suspicious call, do not provide any personal or payment information. Simply hang up.
To report a scam call, please contact the Women’s Health Connecticut Compliance Department via telephone at 860-678-3496 or via email at WHUSACompliance@whusa.com. You may also file a complaint with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission at: ReportFraud.ftc.gov.