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OB/GYN Care

Providing comprehensive care to women near Rockville and Silver Spring at all stages of life

A Premier OB/GYN Group in Rockville and Silver Spring

Capital Women’s Care is an obstetrics and gynecologic practice serving women in Rockville and Silver Spring, Maryland. As one of the founding practices of Capital Women’s Care, we continue to follow their guiding philosophy of providing the highest quality medical care in an environment that nurtures the spirit of caring for each woman. Every member of our staff has extensive medical experience that’s delivered with compassion, a focus on listening to each patient, and providing customized care.

CWC's Featured Providers

New Provider: Dr. Lauren Harris!

We are excited to introduce our newest provider, Dr. Lauren Harris, specializing in routine and high-risk pregnancy care. Learn more about her background and expertise below.

Please help us welcome Sara B. Leitheiser, MD!

Sara B. Leitheiser, MD is accepting new patients!

In-Office Mammograms (Rockville Only)

Now Scheduling Appointments

NT Sonograms Now Available

Offered at Both Locations for OB Patients

Minimally Invasive Surgery

Surgery with minimal recovery time getting you back to what you love faster

In-Office Hysteroscopy with Endosee

Now Offered at Both Locations

What Our Patients Are Saying

Average Star Rating:
Rated 5 out of 5

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The Latest from Capital Women's Care

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Early Signs Your Body May Be Prepping for Pregnancy

If you’re trying to conceive, the days after ovulation (often called the “two-week wait”) can feel especially long. It’s also when many women start paying closer attention to small changes in their bodies. During this time, your body might produce higher levels of hormones like progesterone and estrogen to support a possible pregnancy. While it’s still early, some people notice subtle symptoms as these changes begin. These signs can vary widely, and many are similar to premenstrual symptoms. Not everyone

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Sleep and Hormones: What Women Should Know

Sleep and hormones are deeply connected. So when one is off, the other one usually follows. If you’ve ever had trouble sleeping before your period or noticed your mood shifting because of poor sleep, you might be experiencing the connection

Irregular Periods in Teens: When to Be Concerned

It’s common for teens to experience irregular periods during the first few years of menstruation. As their body adjusts to new hormonal patterns, cycles can be unpredictable. Periods could come earlier than expected, arrive late, or occasionally skip a month.

Perimenopause vs. Menopause: Key Differences Every Woman Should Know

If you’ve been spending any time online lately, you may feel like you’re seeing references to perimenopause just about everywhere. Social media, podcasts, ads, and wellness influencers are all talking about hormones, symptoms, and “fixes.” While awareness can be empowering,

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Good News!!  We are back in network with United Health Care. 

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You can also make your own appointment anytime (Gynecology only) through Patient Self Scheduling - click on "Schedule Appointment"