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Visitor Restrictions

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We care about our patients and employees and are taking all possible measures to reduce risk of COVID-19.  With that in mind, WHCPC is following additional guidelines and protocols:

  • Masks are required for all who enter the building and must be worn throughout the visit.  
  • TWO support persons per patients  
  • Patients and visitors will be screened upon entry into the facility.  
  • Visitors must be 16 years old or older.  
  • Video visits or telephone consults continue to be an option when possible and appropriate.  
  • Patients with any symptoms of COVID-19 are encouraged to contact their OB physician. 
  • Schedule a COVID-19 drive-up test from Deaconess. Multiple locations are available.

We appreciate our patients support and understanding as we navigate this difficult situation. We want to do everything possible to reduce risk of spreading COVID-19. 

Executive Order 20-26 from Governer Holcomb

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Plan To Keep Employees, Providers & Patients Safe During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Screening Processes and Universal Masking Policy

☐  All patients and visitors will be screened upon entry to The Women’s Hospital.  Screening includes questionnaire related to COVID-19 symptoms and exposure.

☐  Patients and visitors will be required to wear a mask.  Those without a mask will be provided one for use while in the facility.

☐  All employees, physicians, vendors and contractors will wear a mask.  This includes an appropriate combination of cloth and procedural masks.

Enhanced cleaning and Disinfection Protocols

☐  Staff will disinfect high-touch areas and objects (door knobs, telephones, etc.) multiple times throughout the day.

☐  Waiting room furniture is cleaned using hospital-grade disinfectant multiple times daily.

☐  Routine infection prevention cleaning and disinfecting between patient use continues in clinical exam rooms.

Hand Hygiene and social distancing

☐  Throughout our facility, upon entry, in waiting areas and patient care areas, hand sanitizer shall be made available and encouraged for use.

☐  Clinical staff will use routine hand hygiene procedures (gel-in/gel-out in patient care areas).

☐  Non-clinical staff are encouraged to use frequent hand hygiene.

☐  Patients and visitors are encouraged to use frequent hand hygiene.

☐  Visual cues for patients, visitors and employees will be utilized to encourage individuals to remain 6 feet apart.  This includes signage and floor stickers.

☐  Waiting room furniture will be spaced out to encourage social distancing.

☐  Waiting room volumes will be monitored carefully.  If more than 10 people are in waiting room, patients will be asked to wait in car. 

This plan is posted in compliance with Executive Order 20-26 from Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb.

Chris Ryan: CEO, The Women’s Hospital. And Now, The 2018 ATHENA Award Recipient.

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Congratulations, Chris—Well Done and Well-Deserved!

Women’s Health Care, PC is proud of your trailblazing efforts on behalf our community’s well-being. Thank you for your dedication to advancing health services for women in all phases of their lives.

We were pleased to be present at the sold-out gathering where your outstanding contributions were recognized by the SOUTHWEST INDIANA CHAMBER and A Network of Evansville Women (ANEW). It’s the least we could do for someone who’s always been there for us!

 

Congratulations to Dr. Wilking: Voted Best OB/GYN!

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We’re extremely pleased Dr. Danica A. Wilking was voted Best OB/GYN—Platinum Award in this year’s Courier & Press Readers’ Choice survey. Thank you, tri-state community, for acknowledging Dr. Wilking’s outstanding dedication to excellence. The women she cares for, and the Women’s Health Care, P.C. team members who serve with Dr. Wilking know this honor is well deserved.

Qualified, Committed, and Caring

Dr. Wilking’s specialty is Obstetrics and Gynecology, and she is board certified by the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology. A graduate of Indiana University School of Medicine, Dr. Wilking completed her residency at University of Louisville. What’s more, she is a member of the renowned American Congress of Gynecologists (ACOG). ACOG is the nation’s leading group of professionals devoted to improving women’s health. Dr. Wilking’s ACOG membership reflects her commitment to partnering in the health of women of all ages, and echoes the values of Women’s Health Care, P.C. Our physicians are highly experienced in compassionately caring for women throughout every phase of womanhood—from early teens, to family planning and maternity, through menopause and beyond. Additionally, we offer a full range of services and the most advanced care, including minimally invasive surgery—all provided in a comfortable, caring environment.

For care that makes a positive difference, from professionals who make you a partner in your health care decisions, contact Women’s Health Care, P.C.

Call for your appointment today! (812) 471-0045.

WHCPC Welcomes Dr. Carrye Troyer Daum

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Meet Dr. Carrye Troyer Daum, or, if you’re from this area, perhaps you’ve already met her. An Evansville native, Dr. Daum is a second generation Ob/Gyn at WHCPC. She is the daughter of WHCPC’s highly-respected Brenda A. Troyer, M.D., FACOG. Dr. Daum shares, “My interest in Ob/Gyn began in my childhood, with my mother as a role model. Her intelligence, compassion, relationships with patients, and the joy that Ob/Gyn brought her inspired me to follow in her footsteps.” Dr. Daum adds, “Being a mother myself, I have a special interest in obstetrics and sharing these important milestones with my patients and their families. However, I also value the opportunity to care for women through all stages of their lives.”

Dr. Daum, a graduate of Indiana University School of Medicine, completed her residency at University of South Carolina Palmetto Health Center. She looks forward to reconnecting with her hometown roots and practicing in the community that, in her own words, “raised her.” Welcome home, Dr. Daum!

Dr. Carrye Troyer Daum is accepting patients. Please call (812) 858-4600 .

Office location: The Women’s Hospital – Suite 2400 – 4199 Gateway Blvd. – Newburgh, IN 47630

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