Gynecologist in Austin, TX
Finding a gynecologist you feel comfortable talking to can make a meaningful difference in your care. At Compass Women’s Health, gynecologic care is designed around listening, understanding your concerns, and creating a plan that fits your individual health needs. Whether you are coming in for routine care, a new concern, or something you’ve been living with for a while, you deserve time to ask questions and understand your options.
What Does a Gynecologist Do?
A gynecologist provides care for women’s reproductive and gynecologic health throughout different stages of life.
General gynecology can include routine and preventive care, menstrual concerns, hormonal changes, sexual health concerns, abnormal bleeding, pelvic symptoms, contraception and other gynecologic needs.
Your appointment should be more than simply checking a box. It should give you an opportunity to explain what you are experiencing and understand what comes next.
Comprehensive Care at Every Stage
- Preventive & Routine Women’s Health Care
- Menstrual & Hormonal Health
- Pregnancy & Reproductive Health
- Sexual & Vaginal Health
- Contraception & Family Planning
When Should You See a Gynecologist?
You do not need to wait until something feels seriously wrong to make an appointment. You may want to see a gynecologist if you are experiencing
- Changes in your menstrual cycle
- Heavy or irregular periods
- Pelvic pain or discomfort
- Pain during sex
- Changes in sexual health
- Vaginal symptoms
- Concerns about hormonal changes
- Questions about contraception or reproductive health
- An abnormal Pap or HPV result
- Symptoms that simply do not feel normal for you
You can also schedule routine gynecologic and preventive care even when you
do not have aspecific concern.
What Happens During a Gynecology Appointment?
Your visit will depend on your reason for coming in and your individual health history. Your appointment may include a discussion of your symptoms, menstrual history, medical history, medications, reproductive health and other concerns that are relevant to your care. A physical or pelvic examination may be recommended when appropriate. Not every appointment requires the same examination or testing.
Most importantly, you should have an opportunity to explain what you are experiencing and ask questions about your health.
Your Concerns Deserve Time and Attention
Sometimes the hardest part of a gynecology appointment is explaining something you have been worried about for weeks, months, or even years.
At Compass Women’s Health, the goal is to understand the full picture rather than focus on a single symptom in isolation. Your symptoms, health history, priorities and questions all matter when developing your care plan.
Meet Dr. Crystal
Berry - Roberts
Dr. Crystal Berry-Roberts is a board-certified OB/GYN providing personalized gynecologic care through Compass Women’s Health. Her approach centers on listening carefully, understanding each patient’s concerns and creating individualized care plans.
Gynecologic Care in Austin
Compass Women’s Health is located at:
4100 Duval Rd
Building 2, Suites 101–102
Austin, TX
Compass Women’s Health welcomes new patients and provides in-person gynecologic care. If you have a concern, a question, or simply feel that something has changed, you can schedule an appointment to discuss it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Gynecologists provide care for a wide range of reproductive and gynecologic concerns,
including menstrual problems, pelvic symptoms, sexual health concerns, hormonal changes,
contraception and preventive care.
The appropriate schedule depends on your age, health history, symptoms, preventive-care needs and individual circumstances. Your gynecologist can help determine what schedule is
appropriate for you.
Not necessarily. Whether an examination is appropriate depends on the reason for your visit, your symptoms and your individual health needs.
Yes. Compass Women's Health welcomes new patients.
Compass Women's Health is located at 4100 Duval Rd, Building 2, Suites 101–102, in Austin,Texas.