At Advantia Health, we understand the importance of providing comprehensive care for women, offering a range of services in gynecology to address their unique healthcare needs. Our team of experienced gynecologists, working in collaboration with other specialists, is dedicated to providing personalized and evidence-based care to women at every stage of life. From routine screenings to specialized treatments, our commitment is to ensure that women receive the highest standard of care in a compassionate and supportive environment.  

Gynecology

Our Providers

Insurances We Accept

Curative

Johns Hopkins

Aetna (We participate with all Aetna plans except for Aetna Innovation Health QHP, Exchange Plan HMO, and Premier Care Network Plus – EPO)

CareFirst Administrators Enhanced PPO

United Healthcare  (We participate with all products of UHC except for United Healthcare Community Plan)

Medicare

Carefirst Bluechoice

BCBS Federal (FEP)

Blue Cross Blue Shield

Carefirst BluePreferred

First Health

Carefirst HealthyBlue

Carefirst Indemnity

Carefirst NASCO

CareFirst BCBS EPO and Preferred PPO

Cigna (We participate with all Cigna plans except for Cigna Connect and Cigna Surefit)

Foreign Service

Tricare East

Multiplan PHCS

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