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Grand Opening Announcement

FORT MYERS, Fla. –  The Obstetrics & Gynecology division of Physicians’ Primary Care will become Premier Women’s Care of Southwest Florida Jan. 1, 2019.

The 12 board-certified obstetrician/gynecologists and two certified nurse midwives of Premier Women’s Care will continue to provide state-of-the-art, expert medical care at the same three locations in Fort Myers, Cape Coral and Lehigh Acres.

“As our new name reflects, Premier Women’s Care is focused on providing the very best women’s care, always putting the patient first,” said Dr. Sarah DiGiorgi of Premier Women’s Care. “Patients will continue to receive the care they’ve come to expect, with the convenience they need. We value the close relationships we have with our patients and professional colleagues in the area, and we are committed to honoring the trust they’ve put in us.”

The obstetrician-gynecologists of Premier Women’s Care of Southwest Florida have been taking care of women throughout Lee County for more than 20 years and are committed to improving the range of services they offer patients.

Premier Women’s Care will offer comprehensive, personalized gynecological and obstetric care, including 3-D mammography with breast fellowship-trained radiologists, in-office procedures, Mona Lisa laser therapy, vaginal birth after C-section, and minimally invasive surgeries including Davinci robotics. 

Some of the distinct advantages of the practice continue to be the convenience of integrated care among offices; continuity of care from the office to the hospital; and extended hours, including appointments as early as 7 a.m. and after 5 p.m., and Saturday hours.

Beginning Jan. 1, patients will be able to request appointments on the Premier Women’s Care website, www.pwcswfl.com, where they will also be able to access their labs on mobile phones. Patients can still schedule appointments by calling any of the current office numbers, which will not change.


About Premier Women’s Care of Southwest Florida

With more than 20 years of service to the women of Southwest Florida, the board-certified ob-gyn physicians and certified nurse midwives of Premier Women’s Care are dedicated to providing women of all ages with the high-quality medical and surgical care they deserve.

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