Dr. Hannah Weiss
Family medicine, DO
Birth control, menopause and LGBTQ+ care.
Book with HannahWomen’s health
Every stage, one team.
Well-woman exams, birth control, pregnancy care and menopause support, with clinicians who listen and explain.
Next open time: book online
What we treat
Not on the list? Call and ask. If it’s not something we do, we’ll tell you who does.
- Well-woman exams
- Pap smears and HPV tests
- Birth control and IUDs
- Pregnancy tests and early prenatal care
- Period problems
- PCOS
- Menopause care
- Breast exams and mammogram referrals
How the visit goes
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Choose who you see
Every women’s health clinician lists their languages and focus areas on their profile.
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Private intake
Questions are asked one on one, never in the hallway or front desk.
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Exam and testing
Most tests are collected in the room. Results land in the portal, usually within two days.
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Follow-up your way
Many follow-ups can be done by video or by message.
What it costs
Well-woman exam, self-pay $110
Sample price, paid at the visit. No bill afterward.
Using insurance?
We take most PPO plans, Medicare, Medi-Cal and Covered California plans. Your copay depends on your plan, and we’ll tell you what it is before your visit.
See plans and all pricesWho you’ll see
2 clinicians work in women’s health. Pick one when you book, or take the first open time.
Grace Liu
Women’s health nurse practitioner
Well-woman exams, IUDs and early pregnancy.
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Times shown are the next five days we’re open. Walk-ins are welcome too.
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Questions
Do you place IUDs?
Yes. Book a consult first; most placements happen at a second short visit.
Do you deliver babies?
No. We handle early pregnancy care and refer you to an OB for prenatal care and delivery.
How often do I need a Pap smear?
For most people aged 21 to 65 it’s every three to five years, depending on age and test type. Your clinician will tell you what fits you.
Other lines of care
Same building, same front desk. Most families use two or three.