World Prematurity Day, historically observed on November 17 and recognized this year by the World Health Organization on November 15, brings national attention to the impact of preterm birth and the continued need for innovation in maternal care. Hera Women’s Health is proud to honor this day by sharing meaningful improvements in outcomes for Nevada…
DetailsWhy More Women Are Choosing Pregnancy Later in Life In recent years, more women are choosing to delay pregnancy until their mid-30s and beyond. Whether due to career goals, personal growth, or waiting for the right time, pregnancy over 35 is increasingly common. While it does come with unique considerations, many women in this age…
DetailsHera Women’s Health (“Hera”), an Imperial Capital (“Imperial”) portfolio company, is pleased to announce the appointment of Yahaira Gomez as the company’s new Chief Financial Officer (CFO). Gomez is a seasoned healthcare finance and operations executive with more than 20 years of experience scaling physician and behavioral health organizations nationwide. “Yahaira brings a rare blend…
DetailsWhat to Expect in Your Third Trimester: Preparing for Delivery The third trimester is the home stretch of pregnancy. It begins at week 28 and lasts until delivery, usually around week 40. For many women, these final months are a mix of excitement, anticipation, and new physical and emotional challenges. Your baby is rapidly growing,…
DetailsDiscovering you are pregnant is a moment filled with excitement, joy, and often many questions. One of the most important steps in starting your pregnancy journey is scheduling your first prenatal visit. This appointment sets the stage for your pregnancy care and gives you the opportunity to meet with your provider, review your health, and…
DetailsFor many women, morning sickness is one of the first and most recognizable signs of pregnancy. Despite its name, it does not only happen in the morning. Morning sickness refers to nausea and vomiting during pregnancy, not just in the morning. For some women, symptoms occur any time of day. Nausea and vomiting can occur…
Details10 Risk Factors for High-Risk Pregnancy Pregnancy is often described as one of the most exciting times in a woman’s life, filled with joy and anticipation. For many, the journey is straightforward and without complication. For others, however, certain medical conditions, lifestyle factors, or pregnancy-related issues can increase the chances of complications. This is what…
DetailsPregnancy is a time of excitement and change, but it is also a time when many women are balancing work, family obligations, and personal plans. For some, that includes traveling—whether it is a vacation, a business trip, or a visit to loved ones. If you are pregnant, you may wonder if travel is safe, when…
DetailsEvery stage of life brings new opportunities to care for your health, and your 50s and 60s are no exception. During these years, many women are post-menopausal and adjusting to physical and emotional changes that come with aging. While some shifts are natural, others require more attention to protect long-term well-being. By taking a proactive…
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