The GYN Space

The GYN Space charges one-time fees per visit type. A Comprehensive GYN Consultation costs $299 and includes a follow-up to review lab or imaging results. A Birth Control Consultation is $125. An Annual GYN Visit is $199, a 3-6 Month Follow-Up is $99, and In-Home Testing is $99. Patients who face economic barriers to care can request an accessible fees option.

Yes. When siblings sign up together, both save 20% on the monthly subscription fee. The discount applies to each sibling's fee at the time of joint enrollment.

New patients can schedule a free 15-minute video Meet and Greet with Dr. Abraham to learn about the practice before committing to a consultation. After joining, patients book appointments through the Elation patient portal or by reaching out through Spruce, the practice's secure messaging and telehealth platform.

The GYN Space charges direct, one-time fees for each visit type and does not bill insurance for services. Patients pay per visit at the listed rates. Those facing financial hardship can request the accessible fees option.

The GYN Space serves children, adolescents, and young adults, focusing on tweens, teens, and patients in their twenties. The practice accepts patients who reside anywhere in Florida. Dr. Abraham also cares for young people with developmental disabilities, bleeding disorders, and a history of childhood cancer.

No. The GYN Space conducts all visits online and does not require pelvic exams. Appointments take place via secure video through the Spruce platform.

Yes. The GYN Space offers in-home testing for vaginal infections, STIs, and urinary tract infections at a one-time fee of $99. Patients order the test and complete it at home without a clinic visit.

The practice uses Spruce as its secure messaging and telehealth platform. Patients download the Spruce app after joining and use it to communicate with Dr. Abraham and attend video visits.

Yes. The GYN Space runs a community component that includes webinars, educational Zoom meetings, Instagram Live Q&As, and a blog covering topics like PCOS, menstrual health, and puberty. These resources help young patients build knowledge and agency around their gynecological health.

The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists recommends an initial GYN visit for screening and prevention between ages 13 and 15. Dr. Abraham sees patients across childhood and young adulthood, so families can schedule as early as that window or whenever a gynecological concern arises.