Dr. Julie Wiley

04/25/2026

Incredible

Can you believe THIS? 👀

You might remember Ashley Carreon — she was the 2025 Women's Memorial Marathon Champion. Today, she ran the 5K... and she's eight months pregnant! 👏 Way to go, Ashley!

02/21/2026

I like to check in on my patients’ overall health, not just their gynecologic wellness.

Women are amazing at taking care of everyone else first. Appointments get postponed. Symptoms get brushed off. Screenings turn into “I’ll do it later.”

Life gets busy and you end up on the back burner.

Preventive care isn’t extra. It’s an investment in your future and in the people who depend on you.

So here’s your reminder to schedule the mammogram, see your primary care doctor, check the labs, and take care of you too.

You deserve the same care you give everyone else.

01/01/2026

New year, fresh canvas, same heart for women’s care.
2026 is a reminder that growth doesn’t mean becoming someone new. It means becoming more of who we already are: strong, resilient, evolving, and worthy of support.

Thank you for letting us be part of your journeys, your stories, your victories, and even your tough middle moments.
We see you. We’re here for you. We’re cheering for you. And we’re grateful for you!

Here’s to a year of clarity, compassion, community, and showing up for ourselves and each other.
May this year bring joy you can feel, progress you can be proud of, and dreams that stretch you in the best way.

Happy New Year from all of us at InBloom Care for Women! ✨💕

11/11/2025

🌸 Breaking news in women’s health! 🌸

The FDA just announced it’s removing the “black box” warning from many hormone replacement therapy (HRT) medications — a major shift in how we talk about menopause care.

For over 20 years, that warning created unnecessary fear and confusion, even though newer research has shown that for most healthy women under 60 or within 10 years of menopause, HRT can be both safe and effective when used appropriately.

This change reflects what many of us in women’s health have known for years — that the timing, formulation, and route of therapy matter. It’s about individualized care, not one-size-fits-all fear.

At InBloom Care for Women, we’ll continue helping women make informed, evidence-based decisions about menopause and midlife hormone health — and we remain committed to providing FDA-approved, scientifically supported HRT options that prioritize safety, efficacy, and quality of life. 💕

11/05/2025

🌸 Did you know? Estrogen plays a big role in keeping your bones strong. When estrogen levels drop during perimenopause and menopause, bone loss can speed up — increasing the risk for osteoporosis.

🦴 You can protect your bone health by:
• Staying active with weight-bearing exercise (like walking or strength training)
• Getting enough calcium and vitamin D
• Avoiding smoking and limiting alcohol
• Talking with your doctor about how hormone therapy may help protect your bones

09/24/2025

Guys, it’s not the Tylenol.
There is no evidence linking Tylenol (acetaminophen) to autism.

In moments like these, it matters who we choose to listen to — the scientist, the historian, the artist, the voices that bring us truth, context, and perspective. Not fear, not blame.

Mothers don’t need more guilt piled on their shoulders. And no one should feel like they have to just “tough it out” when safe, effective relief is available.

Let’s stop chasing myths and keep the focus where it belongs: on supporting families, advancing research, and lifting each other up with compassion and facts.