About Jeanette Hernandez
Jeanette Hernandez is a nurse practitioner (OB-GYN) at Women's Care - Tampa/Orlando in Clearwater, Florida, providing in-person care. She works with patients to understand their health concerns and discuss appropriate care.
She earned a master's degree in family health nursing from Miami Regional University.
During appointments, Ms. Hernandez listens to patients, explains recommendations, and answers questions about treatment and follow-up. Her clear communication helps patients understand their options and feel prepared as they make informed decisions about their reproductive and overall health.
Popular visit reasons
- Annual Pap Smear / GYN Exam
- Annual Physical
- Bladder Pain / Interstitial Cystitis
- General Consultation
- Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT)
- Infertility Consultation
- Menstrual Cramp(s)
- OB-GYN Consultation
- Annual Pap Smear / GYN Exam
- Annual Physical
- Bladder Pain / Interstitial Cystitis
- General Consultation
Practice
Women's Care - Tampa/Orlando
Women’s Care offers obstetrics and gynecologic care for women through all phases of life, from your pre-teen years to post-menopausal years. We also offer patients various specialty services, including genetic counseling, maternal fetal medicine, Mona Lisa touch, Aesthetics in our MedSpa, and more to provide the most comprehensive care possible. Women’s Care is devoted to improving the health of women every day through obstetric, gynecology and more.Office location
Education and background
Education and training
- Miami Regional University, Master's in Family Health Nursing
Languages spoken
- English
- Spanish
Provider's gender
Female
NPI number
1841741790
Patient reviews
Overall rating
2.00
Wait time
4.00
Bedside manner
2.00
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1 review
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My appointment was for a new patient visit, and the doctor was kind. I’m sure she’s a wonderful doctor. The issue I had was that it was extremely hard to understand her. She has a very strong accent, which a can typically understand, but the fact that she was also wearing a mask made it virtually impossible to understand what she was saying. It was ok for an initial visit but I’m fearful that, if it doesn’t improve over time, I might have to switch to a doctor I can understand so that I get what she’s explaining, recommending, etc.
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