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Liv by Advantia Health Liv is changing the way women experience and expect healthcare.

We provide our members with complete women's health and wellness by offering OB, GYN, and more - all in a personalized and inviting space in the heart of D.C. Liv is the next generation of healthcare: a practice that offers complete women’s health and wellness. Providing primary care, obstetrics & gynecology, and mental wellness, all your care needs are available under one roof.

10/15/2026

Between 50%-70% of women experience joint or muscle pain or stiffness during menopause, including aching joints, frozen shoulder, bursitis, and hip pain. This is due to hormonal changes, bone density loss and weight fluctuations that occur during this time.

You don't have to just endure this pain and loss of mobility. HRT, exercise, diet changes, hot & cold therapy, medications, and supplements may help alleviate this pain and stiffness.

If menopausal pain is interfering with your daily life, schedule a visit with your healthcare provider to discuss these concerns. Or, you can schedule a full menopause consultation with some providers to evaluate the many areas of your life that the menopause transition can impact.

📢 Have you registered for our new Patient Portal?If you haven’t registered since our April transition, you’ll need to cr...
10/14/2026

📢 Have you registered for our new Patient Portal?

If you haven’t registered since our April transition, you’ll need to create an account to:
• Schedule appointments
• Send non-urgent messages to your care team
• Manage new payments
• View important information about your care

How to Register
1️⃣ Go to the new patient portal: https://ow.ly/71Ya50ZxXei
2️⃣ Use the same email address associated with your patient record and old portal account.
3️⃣ Click “Create an account.”
4️⃣ Follow the onscreen instructions to verify your email, complete your profile, create a new password and secure your account.

👉 Need help? View additional registration instructions here: https://ow.ly/JFn150ZxXeh

Please take a few minutes to register so you can continue to easily manage your care with our practice.

Education is an important first step when it comes to breast cancer prevention. When you know whether you are at average...
10/13/2026

Education is an important first step when it comes to breast cancer prevention. When you know whether you are at average or above-average risk, ways to lower your risk, how and when to get screened, and what symptoms to watch for, you are more likely to get the right care, faster. 💝

Learn more about breast issues such as pain and lumps, and when to seek medical help:
https://ow.ly/JZrK50ZWEHS

10/06/2026

Between 50-90% of women experience painful periods. Did you know that there is a simple way to reduce menstrual pain and bleeding during your monthly cycle?

By taking ibuprofen in advance of your cycle, or when it starts (if you don't track it), you can reduce pain and limit the amount of bleeding that occurs.

Your body produces prostaglandin when you are in labor and during your period, at it is these compounds that cause your uterine to contract. Ibuprofen can help by blocking the enzymes that create these compounds, and reducing the contractions and the pain that come with them.

For more insights into women's health, visit our HealthHub blog:
https://www.advantiahealth.com/blog/

10/02/2026

In celebration of , we’re revisiting our mammogram video series with Dr. Tara Olson of Simmonds, Martin & Helmbrecht of Advantia.

This week, Dr. Olson explains why mammograms are important. Mammograms are currently the best way to screen for breast cancer. Women at average risk are encouraged to get screening mammograms annually between the ages of 40-74, but your healthcare provider can help you determine the right recommendation for you based on your personal health history.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a chance to learn more about signs and symptoms, risk factors, and screenings....
10/01/2026

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a chance to learn more about signs and symptoms, risk factors, and screenings. And you're always encouraged to talk to your provider about any questions or concerns about your breast health, any time of year. 💗

🎀 Did you know that you can reduce your breast cancer risk? Genetics, family history, s*x, and age are outside your control, but these are areas where you can make an impact:

✅ Maintain a healthy weight, especially after menopause
✅ Exercise regularly (150-300 minutes of moderate-intensity or 75-150 minutes of high-intensity activity each week)
✅ Quit smoking, or never start
✅ Drink less alcohol, or none at all

Learn more: https://ow.ly/hCSM50ZR7wb

Due for your screening mammogram? Call (301) 414-2300 to schedule at our Frederick office.


(Additional Resources: National Breast Cancer Foundation and American Cancer Society)

In this new article featuring Dr. Sheetal Dedania of Reiter, Hill & Johnson of Advantia, you can learn more about taking...
09/30/2026

In this new article featuring Dr. Sheetal Dedania of Reiter, Hill & Johnson of Advantia, you can learn more about taking birth control, including when to consult a doctor about birth control side effects, and what to do if you miss a dose in this new article from Everyday Health Health about the various online birth control services.
https://ow.ly/Rl7o50ZR7BQ

09/24/2026

Vaginal dryness is a treatable medical issue, not something to just push through.

It happens when declining estrogen levels make vaginal tissue thinner and less lubricated, and it can also be triggered by certain medications, stress, or underlying conditions.

The good news: there are options for every level of need, from vaginal moisturizers and lubricants to vaginal estrogen therapy and systemic hormone therapy — plus simple lifestyle changes that help too.

If dryness is affecting your comfort, confidence, or intimacy, don't wait it out. Talk to your provider — relief is closer than you think. 💛

Pregnant women are advised to avoid deli meat and similar ready-to-eat foods like hot dogs, premade salads, and unpasteu...
09/23/2026

Pregnant women are advised to avoid deli meat and similar ready-to-eat foods like hot dogs, premade salads, and unpasteurized dairy products out of concern for listeriosis, which is caused by Listeria bacteria.

Learn more about listeriosis symptoms, what to do in case of accidental consumption of deli meat or other risky foods, and how to lower your risk in this new article featuring our Dr. Patel: https://ow.ly/ySmA50ZNzkc

Did you know that the majority of women (54%) have delayed a gynecologic visit due to fear of discomfort? You have opti...
09/21/2026

Did you know that the majority of women (54%) have delayed a gynecologic visit due to fear of discomfort? You have options for easing discomfort. 💙

We offer Nitronox, an inhaled blend of medical nitrous oxide (often called "laughing gas") and oxygen.

Because you breathe it in through a small mask, and it's delivered only when you inhale, you stay in control of your comfort the entire time. It's designed to ease both pain and anxiety for in-office procedures such as IUD insertions and removals and pelvic exams, and our trained team administers it carefully throughout your visit.

If you've been putting off a visit due to concerns about an uncomfortable experience, ask us about Nitronox and other pain management options, or learn more here: https://ow.ly/7B1550ZPEEl

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1443 U Street NW
Washington D.C., DC
20009

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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+12024812050

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