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Heartland Women's Group

Dedicated to Health, Devoted to You Welcome to Heartland Women’s Group!

We know choosing an obstetrician/gynecologist is an important decision that requires careful consideration. You can rest assured our physicians are dedicated to your well being because of the personal attention you receive and our commitment to treating you like family.

07/29/2026

Women’s healthcare needs change over time, and our very own Kelli Wehling, WHNP-BC, is honored to support patients through every stage.

By listening closely and getting to know each patient, Kelli helps create care plans that reflect her individual needs and goals. She especially enjoys supporting women throughout pregnancy, providing breastfeeding education and continuing those relationships during annual visits for years to come.

Visit Kelli's profile page and hear her share what she values most about caring for women and growing alongside her patients- https://www.wesleycarephysicians.com/physicians/profile/Kelli-Wehling.

Request an appointment with Kelli at Heartland Women’s Group by calling (316) 858-7100.

07/15/2026

Swimsuits, sweat and summer heat can sometimes lead to discomfort in sensitive areas. ☀️

A few simple habits can help prevent irritation: change out of wet swimsuits and workout clothes promptly, choose breathable clothing and skip scented washes, sprays and other products around the vaginal area.

Persistent itching, burning, unusual discharge or odor? Instead of guessing or self-treating, give us a call for an appointment to discuss: 316-858-7100.

Learn more from the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists: https://www.acog.org/womens-health/experts-and-stories/the-latest/think-you-have-a-vaginal-infection-heres-what-you-need-to-know

07/09/2026

☀Hot summer days can be uncomfortable for anyone — but pregnancy can make it even harder for your body to handle the heat.☀

If you’re pregnant, take extra care on high-temperature days: drink plenty of water, rest in air-conditioned spaces when you can, avoid the hottest parts of the day and pay attention to warning signs like dizziness, headache, nausea, muscle cramps or feeling faint.

A little planning can help you stay safer and more comfortable all summer long.

Learn more from the CDC: https://www.cdc.gov/heat-health/risk-factors/heat-and-pregnancy.html

Have questions about summer safety during pregnancy? Talk with the team at Heartland Women’s Group. Call to schedule an appointment. https://www.wesleycarephysicians.com/locations/heartland-womens-group

07/01/2026

✅When your period starts calling the shots, it may be time to check in.✅

July is Fibroid Awareness Month, a good reminder that heavy bleeding, pelvic pressure, bloating or periods that interrupt your life may be worth discussing with your OB/GYN.

Fibroids are common, but that doesn’t mean you have to just deal with the symptoms.

If something feels off, Heartland Women’s Group is here to help you get answers.

Schedule an appointment: https://www.wesleycarephysicians.com/locations/heartland-womens-group

06/24/2026

Pregnancy comes with a lot of new sensations, and not every ache or pain means something is wrong. As your body changes, symptoms like back pain, pelvic pressure, leg cramps, mild cramping or round ligament pain can be common.

But you should always call your provider if pain is severe, getting worse or comes with symptoms like bleeding, fever, dizziness, vision changes, swelling, high blood pressure or decreased fetal movement.

At Heartland Women’s Group, we’re here to help you sort through what’s expected, what needs attention and when it’s time to be seen.

Read more from Wesley Healthcare about pregnancy pain and when to call your doctor:
https://www.wesleymc.com/healthy-living/blog/7-types-of-pregnancy-pain-and-when-to-call-your-doctor

06/18/2026

Mood swings. Cramps. Bloating. Tears over absolutely nothing.

Some PMS symptoms are common, but that does not mean you have to just power through them every month. If your symptoms are intense, disruptive or affecting your work, relationships, sleep or daily life, it may be time to talk with an OB/GYN.

For some women, severe symptoms before their period may be related to PMDD, a more serious form of PMS that can cause significant mood changes and interfere with daily life. Other conditions, including anxiety, depression, thyroid concerns and perimenopause, can also overlap with PMS symptoms.

At Heartland Women’s Group, we can help you better understand your cycle, track patterns and talk through options for relief.

Request an appointment today: https://www.wesleycarephysicians.com/locations/heartland-womens-group

06/11/2026

💙At Heartland Women’s Group, we spend a lot of time talking with women about taking care of themselves. During Men’s Health Month, we’re also thinking about the people our patients love.💙

The men we love — husbands, dads, brothers, sons, partners and friends — may not always talk about their health, but regular checkups and screenings can make a big difference.

From blood pressure and cholesterol to diabetes risk and cancer screenings, a simple conversation with a doctor can help identify concerns early and support long-term health.

This month, share this reminder with someone you love.

Read more: https://www.wesleymc.com/healthy-living/blog/taking-charge-of-your-health-five-health-screenings-men-should-discuss-with-their-doctor

06/04/2026

June is National Safety Month, and for new and expecting parents, car seat safety is a great place to start.

Our partner hospital, Wesley Medical Center, offers car seat checks with certified car seat technicians to help families make sure their car seat is installed correctly. Appointments are free and scheduled in 15-minute time slots per car seat.

It is one small step that can make every ride home a little safer.

Register for a car seat check: https://www.wesleymc.com/calendar/event-details/a0sV1000003sw8XIAQ

05/28/2026

Pregnancy comes with a lot of changes, but some symptoms deserve a closer look.

As we wrap up Preeclampsia Awareness Month, we’re helping moms know the warning signs: severe headaches, changes in vision, swelling in the face or hands, chest pain, shortness of breath, belly pain, nausea or a sudden rise in blood pressure.

Preeclampsia can be serious, but knowing what to watch for can help you get care sooner. If you’re pregnant or recently delivered and something doesn’t feel right, don’t wait it out. Call us or seek emergency care immediately: 316-858-7100.

05/22/2026

How well do you know Dr. James Whiddon?

Dr. Whiddon has been practicing obstetrics since 2001 and is passionate about helping patients feel informed, supported and confident in their care. He specializes in high-risk obstetrics, gynecological cancer prevention and minimally invasive surgery, including hysteroscopy, laparoscopy and da Vinci® robotic surgery.

He also helps train the next generation of physicians as a clinical assistant professor with the University of Kansas School of Medicine Department of OB-GYN in Wichita and as a volunteer faculty member for Wesley Family Medicine.

Outside of medicine, Dr. Whiddon enjoys time with his wife and four children, especially family trips, lake days and golfing.

Address

551 N Hillside Suite 101
Wichita, KS
67214

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 12pm

Website

http://www.heartlandwomensgroup.com/

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