Kansky, Christine - Axia Women's Health

Dr. Kansky completed her undergraduate training at Princeton University in Princeton, New Jersey, and received her medical degree from Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She completed her residency at Virginia Commonwealth University Health in Richmond, Virginia. Her special areas of expertise include adolescent gynecology, family planning, and contraception management, low-intervention birth as well as high-risk obstetrics, and the medical and surgical management of abnormal uterine bleeding. Dr. Kansky is a Junior Fellow in the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology and is Board Certified by the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology. Dr. Kansky practices in West Chester, PA, and Downingtown, PA.

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“Literally everyone I've seen here is the best. My main doctor, Dr. Kansky is talkative, upbeat, and so so helpful. We even chatted about Taylor swift during IUD insertion to keep me occupied (usually an unavoidably painful procedure)! Have seen nurses like Katie Bard for smaller things and she's so friendly and helpful as well! Appointments are easy, I'm usually seen right on time, and everyone working there is friendly and helpful. Win win!“

— K.M., Patient

“Dr Kansky is consistently amazing. I couldn’t say enough good things about her.“

— K.H., Patient

“I was more than pleased and happy with my experience. I went into the appointment very worried and nervous about potential problems but was put at ease right away by Dr. Kansky. She took a lot of time to explain things to me and was very patient. The staff was very warm and caring and I will definitely continue with Dr Kansky and the practice.“

— B.C., Patient

Christine Kansky, MD, FACOG

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