Advanced care you can trust from women who understand.
About Apple Hill Gynecology
Apple Hill Gynecology is an all-women gynecology practice located in York, Pennsylvania. Under the medical leadership of Marsha D. Bornt, MD, the women’s health practice takes a patient-focused approach to care. The team of experienced and skilled professionals at Apple Hill Gynecology considers each and every patient very important and works hard at gaining patient trust by providing comprehensive and compassionate care.
The friendly staff at Apple Hill Gynecology offers patients a different medical experience. The team members have been through many of the same problems as their patients and provide all the information they need to make well-informed choices about their care.
The women’s health experts specialize in many common gynecological conditions, including endometriosis, heavy periods, pelvic pain, vaginitis, urinary tract infections, and polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). Apple Hill Gynecology also offers birth control appointments, as well as care for women with fertility concerns and those going through menopause. Dr. Bornt has over 40 years of surgical experience performing minimally invasive surgeries including tubal ligation, tubal removals, removal of cysts, hysterectomies, and TVTO.
For compassionate and excellent gynecological care for women of all ages, call Apple Hill Gynecology or book an appointment online today.
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