USA Fibroid Centers Offers Free Fibroid Screenings During Fibroid Awareness Month
Why USA Fibroid Centers?
We are the leading national network of fibroid outpatient centers specializing in Uterine Fibroid Embolization (UFE) treatment. Our acclaimed interventional radiologists are passionate about alleviating their patients’ fibroid symptoms for good and have helped many women get back to living their life fibroid free without surgery. At USA Fibroid Centers, your care team includes specialized physicians and staff devoted to treating uterine fibroids in a compassionate environment.
Compared to other fibroid treatment options, you can expect:
- A short, 1 hour procedure
- No general anesthesia required
- Able to treat multiple fibroids
- No abdominal scarring
- Return to work in 1-2 weeks
- Lighter, shorter periods
- Preservation of Uterus
- Improved overall quality of life
UFE is effective, FDA-approved, and no hospital stay is required. Our experts will walk you through the diagnosis and procedure, answer all of your questions, and help you make the decision that’s best for you.
Our procedure is safe, effective, minimally invasive, and no hospital stay is required.
ARE THESE SYMPTOMS AFFECTING YOUR LIFE?
- Heavy and prolonged menstruation between or during your periods
- Anemia, which can lead to fatigue
- Pain during intercourse
- Frequent urination
- Constipation and/or bloating
- Pain in your pelvis or lower back
- Bulging Stomach
We understand how difficult living with fibroids can be. Worrying about bleeding through in public, planning your day so that you remain close to a restroom or staying in bed due to the pain can be frustrating. If you’re tired of fibroids controlling your life, minimally invasive treatment can help you find relief.
Fibroid Treatment Cost and Insurance Coverage
By utilizing outpatient fibroid care centers, working closely with insurance providers, and incorporating low-cost, yet effective treatments, we are working towards affordable fibroid care that is accessible to women nationwide. Since fibroids impact fertility and a woman’s ability to live without pain, treatment is typically covered by most insurance plans. Our dedicated team of insurance specialists will work with you every step of the way to maximize your insurance benefits and our scheduling tool allows you to verify your insurance in real-time by simply inputting your information. We do also offer self-pay, to ensure we can work with our patients. For any specific questions, please reach out to us.
UFE Treatment Can Help
We understand how difficult living with fibroids can be. Worrying about bleeding through your clothes in public or planning your day around easy access to a restroom can be frustrating. If you’re tired of fibroids controlling your life, minimally invasive treatment can help you find relief.
In the U.S., 20% of all women think hysterectomy, a surgery removing the uterus, is the only treatment option for fibroids. Many of our patients come to us scared, wanting more options.
Uterine fibroids, also called leiomyomas, are tumors that grow within the uterus. Though these tumors are almost always benign — non-cancerous — they often lead to uncomfortable symptoms such as pelvic pain and cramping, heavy or prolonged menstruation, bleeding between cycles, or frequent urination.
At USA Fibroid Centers, we believe you shouldn’t have to choose between continued suffering and an invasive procedure. Our interventional radiologists use the gold standard in non-surgical fibroid treatment — Uterine Fibroid Embolization (UFE). This procedure treats fibroids and prevents the growth of new tumors without removing the uterus. We perform this treatment at our outpatient centers, which means you can go home the same day. Take back your body, take back your life.
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