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At Mile High OBGYN + Midwifery, we know that women have unique healthcare needs that often need a specialist’s attention. Taking care of your health is important, no matter what age or phase of life you are in. Our providers are trained to work with women from adolescence to post-menopause. Scheduling your annual well-woman exam is a step in the right direction to prioritizing your physical and mental health.
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Annual Wellness Exams In Denver
Yearly wellness exams are an important part of maintaining your physical and mental health. If you haven’t already, schedule your annual wellness exam with one of our providers today.

Why Book an Annual Exam?
An annual wellness exam is an important part of keeping up with your gynecological health. These exams help to detect any health problems that may otherwise go unnoticed, acting as a preventative form of care. Most women’s health professionals recommend that women schedule their first wellness visit during their teenage years, especially if they are sexually active.
During an annual exam, your provider will:
- Review any health conditions you have been diagnosed with and a physical health exam
- Examine your breasts for any lumps or other abnormalities
- A comprehensive pelvic exam
- A Pap smear test to look for potential cervical cancer
Testing for sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) is also a part of some annual exams. It is always recommended to get tested for anyone that is sexually active over the age of 19.
What Should I Expect during an Annual Exam?
It’s completely normal to feel anxious, nervous, or even confused before your annual exam, especially if it is your first visit with a new doctor or your first gynecological exam ever. Sometimes called a “well woman exam”, these annual exams are the best way to detect potential problems like cervical cancer, STDs, and abnormalities within the female reproductive system. They offer you an opportunity to regularly check up on your reproductive and bodily health.
During your exam, your provider will ask you questions about your current medications, any health concerns you are having, and more. They may also talk about other things that impact your gynecological health or ask other general questions about family history, demographic information, and other medical conditions you have been diagnosed with. Being honest about any symptoms you are experiencing is extremely important, so that your doctor can help you as best as they can.

Why Book an Annual Exam at Mile High?
When you routinely schedule and attend your annual exam, you are taking preventative measures to ensure you can remain healthy and happy. From the first visit, the providers at Mile High will work with you and anyone else involved in your healthcare journey to find the best treatment for you. We have worked hard to create a safe, caring, and private space for you to receive top of the line care.
Each of our providers are highly trained in the treatments we offer, meaning each staff member or medical professional you come in contact with is an expert in what they do. Your health is our top priority, and we are committed to respecting your wishes for treatment and providing you with the safest and most innovative care available.
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No matter if this is your first visit with us or you are a registered patient, all the information you need to know can be found on our website. Check out our first visit, patient forms, and patient notices pages below.
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Do you still have questions about getting an annual exam?
The physical exam will be similar to what your primary care or family doctor would do. Your provider will look at things like your vital signs, update important medical information, review your medications, and do bloodwork.
Once a year is sufficient for a wellness check-in. However, if you have other concerns, you should always reach out to your provider and schedule an appointment.
Talk to your provider if you are experiencing pelvis pain, missed periods, abnormal bleeding, painful intercourse, vaginal discharge, trouble urinating, symptoms of menopause, or changes to your breasts.
If something seems abnormal during your annual exam, your provider will schedule any follow-up tests or examinations that need to be done.