Inland Empire Women's Center

Yes, the practice accepts most major insurance plans. Covered plans include Blue Cross, Blue Shield, Aetna, United Healthcare, Tricare Prime, Cigna, Health Net, Molina Healthcare, LaSalle, PrimeCare, Hispanic IPA, and SB Med. The practice also offers financing options for patients who need them.

Yes. Inland Empire Women's Center prioritizes same-day access for patients. The practice maintains this commitment as a core part of how it delivers care across all five of its locations.

Inland Empire Women's Center operates five offices throughout the region. Locations include two in San Bernardino on Western Avenue and Waterman Avenue, plus offices in Fontana, Loma Linda, and Ontario.

Yes. The physicians at Inland Empire Women's Center manage all pregnancies, including high-risk obstetrical cases. Multiple doctors on the team have specific training in high-risk prenatal care and deliver at affiliated hospitals in the area.

The practice specializes in minimally invasive gynecologic surgery, including laparoscopic and robotic-assisted procedures. Physicians perform hysterectomies, LEEP procedures, dilation and curettage, cervical biopsies, and colposcopies. Several doctors hold certification to operate the Da Vinci Robotic Surgical System.

Yes. Inland Empire Women's Center offers individualized programs for concierge and international patients. The team accommodates language, cultural, religious, and dietary needs. The practice has negotiated rates with hospitals for medical and obstetrical care for these patients.

The physicians and staff collectively speak English, Arabic, Spanish, French, and Korean. This allows the practice to serve a wide range of patients across the Inland Empire and beyond.

Yes. The practice provides infertility assessment and treatment for patients who have difficulty conceiving. Physicians evaluate both partners and develop individualized plans based on each couple's medical history.

Inland Empire Women's Center covers the full obstetrical journey. Services include preconception counseling, prenatal care, ultrasound exams, deliveries, postpartum care, and lactation teaching and assistance. The practice uses advanced ultrasound equipment with large-screen televisions so families can view the fetus together.

Yes. The physicians provide genetic cancer testing, particularly for breast and ovarian cancers. The team reviews each patient's family history and medical background before offering personalized recommendations and treatment plans.