The specialty clinic, which will be located in King of Prussia, Pa., will provide a range of preventative, diagnostic and treatment services and will also offer services related to women’s emotional wellness, including counseling, weight management, integrative medicine services and mindfulness therapies.
The clinic will be named Main Line Health in King of Prussia and it will offer traditional services as well, including autoimmune care, heart and vascular care, endocrinology, primary care, obstetrics and infertility services. The facility will also house an ambulatory care center.
“With a focus on women’s health, this health center will allow us to expand our breadth of services to include a wide range of holistic therapies and specialty care services to meet the needs of women and their families across our region,” Main Line Health President and CEO Jack Lynch, told the King of Prussia Courier.
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