1

Spring Into Better Health this March with WFCA

 

Overdue for Your Annual Physical?

If you’re overdue for your annual physical, spring is a great time to get back on track with your preventive care! Call the office at 781-235-7900 or send us a Patient Gateway message to schedule your annual visit.

 

Want Fewer Appointment Reminders?


You can reduce the number of reminders you receive by confirming your appointment early through the automated text message or Patient Gateway notification. Once you confirm, you will not receive any additional reminder notifications.



Please also complete your eCheck-in ahead of time and arrive at least 15 minutes early to your appointment to ensure your visit runs smoothly.


Confirming early or letting us know as soon as possible if you need to cancel helps us offer that appointment to another patient who may be waiting for care. Missed appointments without notice limit access for others and will be subject to our $150 no-show fee.

Reminder: Saturday Appointments are Available


WFCA is open on Saturdays! If a weekend appointment works best for your schedule, please call the office at 781-235-7900 or schedule through Patient Gateway here.


Celebrating Women’s Health at Every Stage


In honor of National Women’s History Month, we’re recognizing the importance of comprehensive care for women across every phase of life.

Women’s health extends far beyond annual exams. It includes heart health, mental wellness, hormonal balance, reproductive care, preventive screenings, and ongoing chronic disease management. 


At WFCA, we are committed to providing thoughtful, individualized care whether you’re in your 20s, navigating pregnancy, managing midlife transitions, or prioritizing healthy aging.


Follow along on social media this month as we highlight the strength, resilience, and health of women in our community. We’ll be sharing educational posts, wellness reminders, and important facts about preventive care and women’s health.


Find our Social Media Below:

Facebook  Instagram


Click here for more info: Women's Health at WFCA



OR contact the office over Patient Gateway here or call 781-235-7900 to schedule a consult with Dr. Platt or your PCP


Is This Normal? Breastfeeding Edition


If you’re breastfeeding and wondering…


• “Why is my baby eating again already?”

• “Why does pumping give me less than I expected?”

• “Is it supposed to hurt this much?”

• “Why does one side make more milk?”

• “Why does my baby pop on and off?”


You’re not alone and most of these questions have simple explanations! Breastfeeding is learned by both parent and baby. It’s common to need small adjustments in latch, positioning, flange size, or feeding rhythm.


Lactation support is available at WFCA for:


✔️ Newborn feeding challenges

✔️ Milk supply concerns

✔️ Pumping + return-to-work planning

✔️ Clogged ducts & mastitis

✔️ Bottle refusal

✔️ Weaning guidance


Call the office to book a lactation service!

Subtle. Refined. Naturally Radiant.


Step into spring with enhanced beauty and timeless elegance. Our Filler Experience is designed to restore youthful contours and highlight your natural features, all with precision and care.


✨ Spring Filler Offer:

  • Buy 2 syringes of filler get the third complimentary!
  • Expertly administered dermal filler tailored to your needs
  • Smooth lines, lift cheeks, enhance lips - maintain a naturally elegant appearance


Why choose this experience?

  • Personalized treatment plan curated by our skilled providers
  • Achieve a refreshed, radiant look just in time for spring events
  • Limited availability ensures individualized attention


📅 Offer valid through March 31st!



Don't Forget to Review us on Google!


It means so much to us to hear your kind words for the great work our team does every day. Love your WFCA provider or have a favorite staff member? Let the world know! Consider sharing your experience in a review online at: WFCA Google Review Page


Thank you! It means everything to our hardworking team!

Facebook  Instagram

¹ The floral details in this month’s header were inspired by late winter and early spring blooms such as crocus, Siberian squill, snowdrops, witch hazel, reticulated iris, and glory of the snow.