Surrey Women’s Clinic provides referral-based gynecological care with Dr. Maria Bleszynski. Our approach is compassionate, thorough and focused on helping patients understand their concerns, options and next steps.
Women’s health concerns can be personal, complex and different at every stage of life. Our goal is to provide a respectful clinical environment where you can discuss what you are experiencing, ask questions and receive physician-led guidance based on your individual situation.
The clinic provides specialist care across the areas below. Your assessment and treatment plan will depend on the reason for referral, your medical history and your individual needs.
Assessment and management of gynecological concerns referred to the clinic by your healthcare provider. Care begins with understanding your symptoms, medical history and the reason for referral.
Physician-led care for concerns arising during the transition toward menopause. Your consultation can help clarify symptoms, health considerations and available management options.
Ongoing women’s health care after menopause, with attention to symptoms, quality of life, health history and concerns that may arise during the postmenopausal years.
Hormonal therapy may be considered as part of care for some patients. Suitability is individualized and requires a physician assessment of symptoms, medical history, risks, benefits and alternatives.
Women’s health extends beyond a single diagnosis or stage of life. Referral-based care may involve evaluating concerns in the context of your overall health, life stage, symptoms and individual priorities. When appropriate, Dr. Maria Bleszynski can discuss options, further assessment and follow-up with you.
The visit begins with the reason for referral and what you have been experiencing. Details such as timing, symptoms, health history and prior treatments may help guide the discussion.
Relevant medical, surgical, medication and reproductive history may be reviewed when it relates to your referral and helps inform clinical decision-making.
Patients are encouraged to ask questions about their assessment, options and next steps. The goal is for you to understand the plan rather than simply receive instructions.
Recommendations are based on your specific clinical situation. The appropriate next step may differ from one patient to another, even when symptoms appear similar.
Referral-based OB/GYN appointments are coordinated through your physician or qualified healthcare provider. You do not need to book a consultation through the website.
Discuss your concern with your family physician or another qualified healthcare provider and ask whether a specialist referral is appropriate.
Your referring provider sends the referral and relevant clinical information to Surrey Women’s Clinic for review.
Once the referral has been received and reviewed, the clinic can provide information regarding scheduling and any next steps required for your appointment.
Reception can help with general questions about the clinic or your referral status.
Preparation can make it easier to discuss your concerns and ensure the information most relevant to your care is available.
Depending on the reason for your referral, your visit may include a review of your history, discussion of symptoms, clinical assessment and recommendations for next steps.
Not every patient requires the same assessment or treatment. Your care plan is determined individually.
The information on this page is general educational information and is not medical advice. If you are experiencing an urgent or emergency medical concern, seek appropriate urgent or emergency care.
Referral-based OB/GYN care and private women’s wellness are separate pathways at Surrey Women’s Clinic. If you are interested in private treatments for vaginal wellness, pelvic floor and bladder health, postpartum recovery or rejuvenation, you can explore the clinic’s private wellness options separately.
Need help finding the clinic? Call 604-583-8337 for directions or general assistance.
