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Serene Health Ob/Gyn & Wellness: Delisa Skeete Henry, MD

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OB/GYN specializing in vaginal birth after cesarean, water birth. All services provided in a serene, Delisa Skeete Henry, M.D.

is a board certified Obstetrician and Gynecologist. Dr. Skeete Henry, a native of Guyana, was raised in Miami where she attended the University of Miami and matriculated with undergraduate honors in Biology and a minor in both Chemistry and Psychology. She went on to earn a doctorate degree at the University of Miami School of Medicine and completed her residency at Albert Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia, PA.

10/24/2026

Pink power, in full force 🎀

Our team joined the American Cancer Society's Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk to stand with the survivors, fighters, and families in our community. Early detection saves lives. If you're 40 or older, or have a family history of breast cancer, talk to your provider about when to start screening. Your annual well-woman visit is a great time to ask. Schedule yours today by calling 954-581-8706

10/22/2026

Happy Medical Assistants Recognition Week to the team that keeps everything moving 💙

Our MAs are the first smile you see, the steady hand during your visit, and the reason your appointment runs smoothly. They answer questions, calm nerves, and care for every patient like family. To our amazing team: thank you for all that you do. We see you and we appreciate you.

09/23/2026

Happy Birthday to Dr. Skeete! 🎂💙
Today we’re celebrating not only an incredible Doctor, but someone who brings so much care, compassion, and dedication to the families we serve every day. We’re so grateful to have you as part of the Serene Health family. Wishing you a year filled with joy, continued impact, and so many reasons to celebrate.

Help us wish Dr. Skeete a very happy birthday! 🎉

09/23/2026

If you have PCOS and you are thinking about having a baby or planning to someday this one is for you.

Yes, PCOS can make it harder to get pregnant. Because ovulation is irregular or absent, the timing that most fertility advice is built on does not apply the same way. But PCOS is also one of the most well-studied and treatable causes of ovulatory infertility.
We do that consultation here.

09/21/2026

VBAC is one of the most underserved topics in women's health social content. Women actively searching for VBAC-supportive providers in Fort Lauderdale will find this and follow immediately. It also signals to referring providers that Serene supports VBAC a major referral driver. The carousel format lets us give enough context to feel authoritative without overwhelming. Sets up the VBAC Reel later in the month.

If you delivered by C-section and you are planning another pregnancy, you may have already been told that another cesarean is your only option. We want you to know that for many women, that is not true.

VBAC — vaginal birth after cesarean is a safe and well-supported option for the right candidate. ugh what you need to know.

If you are interested in exploring VBAC for your next birth, this is the conversation to start early. We support it here.

09/19/2026

Este mes celebramos a todas las mujeres que confían en nosotros con su salud.

This month we celebrate every woman who has trusted us with her health.

At Serene Health, we know that talking about your body your hormones, your cycle, your pregnancy, your menopause can feel vulnerable. We know it is even harder when there is a language or cultural barrier between you and the care you need.

We see that. And we work to meet every patient where she is.

If you or someone you love needs an OBGYN in the Fort Lauderdale area and has been looking for a practice that feels like home, we would love to be that place.

09/16/2026

PCOS is a hormonal condition. Which sounds simple until you realize how many systems that actually touches.

Here is what is happening underneath the surface.

In a typical cycle, your ovaries release one egg. In PCOS, higher than normal levels of androgens — male hormones that all women have — interfere with that process. Follicles develop but do not fully mature or release. Your body keeps producing them. On an ultrasound they can look like a string of small cysts around the o***y, which is where the name comes from.

But the hormonal imbalance does not stop there. Many women with PCOS also have insulin resistance — meaning their cells do not respond to insulin the way they should. That drives up insulin levels. Higher insulin tells your ovaries to produce even more androgens. Which makes the whole cycle worse.

This is why PCOS affects so much more than your period. Your metabolism, your skin, your energy, your mood — they are all downstream of the same hormonal loop.

Understanding it is the first step to treating it well.

09/14/2026

If you have been putting off your annual visit, September is the nudge you needed.

Your well-woman exam is not just a pap smear. It is the appointment where we talk about everything — your cycle, your hormones, how you are feeling in your body, what has changed since last year, and what you want to plan for next.

It is also the appointment where we catch things early. Things like PCOS. Like irregular hormone levels. Like blood pressure changes that feel like nothing until they are not nothing.

Most insurance plans cover this visit at no cost to you. And if you have been avoiding it because your last appointment left you feeling dismissed or rushed — that is not what care looks like here.

We take our time. We listen. We investigate.

Scheduling is open for September. Link in bio.

09/11/2026

September is PCOS Awareness Month and we are going to spend it talking about the thing too many women are told is not a big deal.

Polycystic o***y syndrome affects 1 in 10 women. Most of them waited years for a diagnosis. Many were told their irregular periods were just stress. Or that their weight was the problem. Or that their labs were technically normal so there was nothing to do.

There is a lot to do.

PCOS is a hormonal condition that affects your cycle, your metabolism, your skin, your fertility, and your long-term health. And it is something we take seriously at Serene Health.

All month we are covering PCOS from every angle. If you have been wondering whether your symptoms add up to something, keep following. We think you deserve real answers.

09/10/2026

Most women who come to us with PCOS spent years thinking their symptoms were separate problems. The acne. The fatigue. The hair thinning. The weight that would not move no matter what they did.

They were not separate problems. They were one condition.

Swipe through five signs of PCOS that go beyond your cycle.

You do not have to have all of these. You do not have to have irregular periods at all. If you have been living with some of these and nobody has connected the dots, that is a conversation worth having.

We are here for that conversation.

Address

1625 Southeast 3rd Avenue
Fort Lauderdale, FL
33316

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8:30am - 12pm

Telephone

+19545818706

Website

https://skeetehenryobgyn.com/

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