RUSH Copley Medical Group OB-GYN Yorkville

Rush Copley Healthcare Center

Hours & Address

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1100 W Veterans Pkwy
Suite 210
Yorkville, IL 60560

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Office Hours:

Mon: Closed
Tue: 10:00 am – 5:30 pm
Wed: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Thu – Sun: Closed

About OB-GYN - Yorkville

Paige King, MD, and Tara Anderson, MD, bring obstetrics-gynecology care close to home at this office in Yorkville. They are dedicated to providing outstanding care for women of all ages—from adolescent health to family planning to menopause management. 

Drs. King and Anderson are part of an all-female board-certified obstetrics/gynecology physician group that includes Ellen Embry, MD, Arin Ford, MD, Marta Saj, MD and Stephanie Simmons, MD. They also have an additional office in Aurora on the campus of RUSH Copley Medical Center.

Services

We provide a broad range of services to meet the needs of women of all ages.

Office Procedures

Sonohysterogram (SIS)

A sonohysterogram is a diagnostic procedure that does not require any anesthesia and is not considered a surgery. It is a technique in which your physician injects fluid into your uterus through a tube in your vaginal canal and then performs an ultrasound on your uterus. The fluid shows more detail of the inside of the uterus than when ultrasound is used alone, and is often ordered when a woman has had a normal ultrasound but is still having symptoms such as abnormal bleeding or infertility.

Ultrasound

An ultrasound creates pictures of the internal organs of the body from sound waves. There is no radiation involved. Some ultrasounds are performed when a device is placed outside of the body, and some ultrasounds are performed by placing a transducer in the vaginal canal. These devices emit sound waves which then produce black and white images on a monitor. Ultrasounds are safe to have in pregnancy and are regularly used to examine the pelvic organs for problems.

Genetic Testing

At our office we offer a non-invasive prenatal test that looks for certain chromosome conditions in the baby. It requires only a blood draw and it is safe for mother and baby. This test is offered at the second visit between 11 1/2 - 13 1/2 weeks at the same time as the ultrasound done for nuchal translucency.

We also offer a hereditary cancer testing for hereditary breast and ovarian cancer. The test confirms the presence of a BRCA1 or BRCA2 gene mutation. BRCA mutations are responsible for the majority of hereditary breast and ovarian cancers. People with a mutation in either the BRCA1or BRCA2; gene have risks of up to 87% for developing breast cancer and up to 44% for developing ovarian cancer by age 70. Mutation carriers previously diagnosed with cancer also have a significantly increased risk of developing a second primary cancer. Genetic testing identifies patients who have these mutations.

Areas of Care
  • Prenatal care
  • Labor and delivery
  • High risk obstetrics
  • Wide range of conditions including heavy or irregular menstrual periods, pelvic pain and ovarian issues
  • Menopause and perimenopause management
  • Wellness and disease prevention
  • Gynecology surgery focusing on minimally invasive surgeries, using the latest pain control methods resulting in less scarring, less pain and shorter recovery time period. Including:
             - Hysteroscopic surgery
             - Vaginal surgery
             -  Advanced laparoscopic surgery
  • Contraception management including
             - Pharmaceutical
             - IUDs
             - Nexplanons
             - Tubal ligations

Our Team of Providers

  • Tara Anderson, MD
    Rush Employed Provider

    Tara Anderson, MD

    Obstetrics & Gynecology, Default

    Locations

    • Aurora, IL
    • Yorkville, IL
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  • Paige King, MD
    Rush Employed Provider

    Paige King, MD

    Obstetrics & Gynecology, Default

    Locations

    • Aurora, IL
    • Yorkville, IL
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