Expert surgical care for fibroids, endometriosis, ovarian cysts, and more — with same-week appointments available. Serving women across Southeast Georgia and North Florida.
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Expert surgical care for fibroids, endometriosis, ovarian cysts, and more — with same-week appointments available. Serving women across Southeast Georgia and North Florida.
Book a consultation
If you’re experiencing ongoing pain, heavy bleeding, or other gynecologic symptoms, we’re here to help you find answers, and the right treatment. We treat:
Our surgeons perform the majority of procedures using minimally invasive techniques, including:
Most patients go home the same day and return to normal activity within days to weeks, depending on the procedure.
You can self-refer or come through your doctor. Call us or ask your provider to send a referral.
We triage your situation and work to get you an appointment the same week, whenever that’s clinically appropriate.
Our goal is to see you the same week — and in some cases the next business day — depending on your situation and availability.
You shouldn’t have to wait months to find out what’s wrong or get the care you need. That’s the whole point of GYN Direct.
You’ll meet with one of our experienced GYN surgeons, who will take time to understand what’s going on, review your history, and walk you through your options.
If surgery is the right path, we use minimally invasive and robotic techniques designed to give you the best outcome with the fastest recovery possible.
We keep you informed at every step, coordinate with any other providers involved in your care, and follow up after your procedure.
When your patient needs gynecologic surgical care sooner — not months from now — Diana Health is ready.
We offer expedited evaluation, same-week appointments when clinically appropriate, and prompt communication back to you with consultation notes and treatment plans. Our team coordinates across specialties so your patient’s care stays connected.
We accept referrals for:
✓ Abnormal uterine bleeding
✓ Placenta accreta
✓ Fibroids & adenomyosis
✓ Pelvic pain
✓ Endometriosis
✓ Ovarian cysts & adnexal masses
✓ Postmenopausal bleeding
✓ Minimally invasive surgical consultation
✓ Patients without an established gynecologist needing timely follow-up
Call (904) 296-3200 to speak directly with a Diana Health provider.
Fax referrals to (904) 296-0069.
3625 University Blvd. South
Jacksonville, FL 32216
Serving Southeast Georgia and North Florida
Most major insurance plans, including Medicaid, accepted. Call (904) 296-3200 to confirm your coverage.
Diana Health offers gyn procedures at our Jacksonville, FL practice. Our team performs procedures in partnership with HCA Florida Memorial Hospital. Call (904) 296-3200 or book online to schedule a consultation.
Diana Health accepts most major insurance plans, including Medicaid. Coverage varies by plan and procedure, so we recommend calling our Jacksonville office at (904) 296-3200 to confirm your specific benefits before your visit.
Through our GYN Direct program, we offer same-week appointments and select next-business-day evaluations for urgent gynecologic concerns, subject to clinical criteria and available capacity. Call (904) 296-3200 or ask your referring provider to fax a referral. We see both self-referred patients and those referred by another provider.
Robotic surgery is a type of minimally invasive surgery that uses state-of-the-art technology to help your surgeon perform precise procedures through small incisions. What makes this approach unique is the precision it gives your surgeon. Three-dimensional, magnified visualization and wristed instruments that move more like a human hand allow for exceptionally precise movement in tight or delicate spaces — which matters for procedures like hysterectomy, myomectomy (fibroid removal), and the treatment of endometriosis. This tremor-reduction and enhanced precision has expanded what’s possible with minimally invasive techniques, especially for more complex conditions. Your surgeon remains in complete control throughout the procedure. Robotic surgery isn’t the right fit for every situation, and that’s okay. Your surgeon will recommend the approach (traditional laparoscopy, robotic-assisted surgery, or open surgery) that best fits your body, your diagnosis, and what matters most to you.
