Dr. Karen Kaufman, MD, OB-GYN (Obstetrician-Gynecologist)
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Dr. Karen Kaufman, MD

OB-GYN (Obstetrician-Gynecologist)

4/5(29)
315 W South Boulder Rd Ste 207 Louisville CO, 80027
Rating

4/5

About

Dr. Karen Kaufman is an obstetrician-gynecologist practicing in Louisville, CO. Dr. Kaufman specializes in women's health, particularly the female reproductive system, pregnancy and childbirth. As an obstetrician-gynecologist, or OB-GYN, Dr. Kaufman can treat a number of health issues related to the vagina, uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes and breasts. Dr Kaufman can also treat women during pregnancy, labor, childbirth and the postpartum period. In this specialty, doctors focus on reproductive care from puberty through adulthood.

Education and Training

CASE WESTERN RESERVE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE MD 1997

TUFTS UNIVERSITY Bachelor of Arts in Social Psychology, cum laude 1992

Board Certification

Board certified by the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology

Certification by Esthetic Skin Institute for Botulinum A and Dermal Fillers 2014

Enrolled in Fellowship for Metabolic and Nutritional

Continued Maintenance of Board Certification

Provider Details

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Dr. Karen Kaufman, MD's Expert Contributions
  • Bleeding

    I would suggest you give it time with three cycles (pill packs) and see if it regulates itself. If not, you should talk to your prescriber - if it is a change from gluten-free, it should regulate. And that takes time. READ MORE

  • Sweating?

    If you can consider seeking out an integrative, functional medicine provider, there is more to do for PCOS, anxiety, and hormone imbalance than traditional, conventional medicine. It starts with a whole foods diet, lower carb to reset the insulin/PCOS connection as well as stress-reducing techniques. It's very possible the regular labs haven't been shedding light on the root of hormone instability - blood work is weak for that but a more holistic, integrative, functional provider can do better testing and provide more answers for you and sometimes, restoring some natural hormone balance can help everything from mood to anxiety and more https://www.ifm.org/find-a-practitioner If that is out of your budget since most don't take insurance then consider learning more at https://avivaromm.com/pcos-natural-prescription/ Dr. Karen Kaufman, MD Kaufman Health and Hormone Center 720.639.2736 READ MORE

  • What are the challenges faced by premature babies?

    Multiple issues from vision, hearing, allergies, learning issues and many do perfectly fine. You should talk to the doctors who are caring for the infant. READ MORE

  • Should I take another test?

    Yes take one more pregnancy test and if negative, that's reassuring. READ MORE

  • Pregnancy scare

    If you are late for Depo then it's possible for pregnancy. Take consecutive pregnancy tests every few days for a few weeks and while it's unlikely, it's possible. READ MORE

  • Need Information !!!!!

    Take a home pregnancy test - highly unlikely to be pregnant -but take a pregnancy test today and in three more days if the period doesn't come and then in another three days again if no period. READ MORE

  • Conception scares

    Highly unlikely but POSSIBLE so if she is late for her period, she needs to take a pregnancy test. READ MORE

  • period

    The first thing you need to do is take a pregnancy test and repeat it a few days later to confirm. If negative, you should see your provider for why you aren't getting your period READ MORE

  • herbal tea

    The licorice there isn't approved for pregnancy - still with chamomile, spearmint, ginger, and honey. READ MORE

  • Sex related

    If she was a virgin, she probably had little blood even though brown, and now its resolved. White discharge can be from also any lubrication, condom, or ejaculation if you did that. If it persists and has an odor or itching, she should be seen by the doctor but otherwise, this can be normal. READ MORE

  • Bump in pubic area

    That could be any number of things and you need to have it evaluated - you have to rule out an STD but it could also just be a skin tag that is benign and of no consequence. But a professional needs to evaluate it- the picture isn't enough. READ MORE

  • Discharge on the pill for 10-15days

    Discharge isn't always a problem - but it probably should be evaluated by the prescriber. You can start your pill back a day earlier, not a day later. Sometimes discharge is clear or whitish, can be normal - other times associated with an imbalance of bacteria, PH and so should be tested at a medical office. READ MORE

  • Pregnancy scare

    Yes, you need to take a pregnancy test in two weeks and continue for a few more tests after that to prove positive or negative. READ MORE

  • Why am I itchy above my clit

    It could be a skin reaction to any product used - personal care product, lubricant - or a condition that needs a doctor to evaluate if it persists. READ MORE

  • spotted before period

    Sometimes you need to try a different birth control pill to make you more regular if this is happening every cycle. Other times, the pill isn't perfect for making bleeding only in the placebo week - consider asking your prescriber. READ MORE

  • Medical abortion

    You can feel sick from this - however, if you're throwing it up, you may not be absorbing the medication so this may not work for you - contact your prescriber or seek medical attention to be sure of any next step. READ MORE

  • will my insurance cover my prescription during pregnancy?

    You would have to check with your insurance - they are the ones who would know. READ MORE

  • Watery brown discharge

    It sounds like you aren't tolerating this new pill - I would ask your prescriber to try something different. READ MORE

  • Hysterectomy and tubal ligation

    It's really about finding a provider who is willing to do that for you. Typically you would want a medical reason since surgery has its risks and surgeons don't typically want to do a procedure with risk when its CelectiveD. Additionally, there are long-term risks of early menopause without ovaries but it can be replaced with hormone therapy. READ MORE

  • What is wrong with me

    You should seek medical care to make sure you do not have a urinary tract infection or other issues needing a prescription or attention. READ MORE

Expert Publications

Data provided by the National Library of Medicine

Faculty Titles & Positions

  • OWNER AND PHYSICIAN KAUFMAN HEALTH AND HORMONE CENTER 2016 - Present
  • Medical Director BOULDER BLISS MEDICAL SPA 2015 - Present
  • Physician on Staff THE THAYER GROUP FOR WOMEN’S CARE 2011 - 2016
  • Physician on Staff PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS 2005 - 2010
  • Physician in Private Practice BOULDER WOMEN’S CARE 2003 - 2005
  • Associate, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology NORTHWESTERN MEDICAL FACULTY FOUNDATION 2001 - 2003

Fellowships

  • UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA METABOLIC, INTEGRATIVE AND FUNCTIONAL MEDICINE  2016

Dr. Karen Kaufman, MD's Practice location

Kaufman Health and Hormone Center

315 W South Boulder Rd Ste 207 -
Louisville, CO 80027
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Offering Holistic and Integrative Healthcare Solutions

A board-certified obstetrician-gynecologist with over 20 years of experience, Dr. Kaufman is the Founder of the Kaufman Health and Hormone Center in Louisville, Colorado. With a focus on functional and integrative medicine, she aims to provide personalized healthcare solutions that address the root causes of patients' health issues, moving beyond traditional medical practices.

At Kaufman Health and Hormone Center, she emphasizes a collaborative approach to healthcare. "Each patient is unique, with different backgrounds, stressors, and medical histories. My goal is to take the time to understand these factors and partner with my patients to develop comprehensive care plans tailored to their specific needs," she states.

Graduating with her MD from Case Western Reserve School of Medicine and completing her residency at Northwestern University, Dr. Kaufman has been dedicated to women’s health since 2003. Serving on the Advisory Board of her alma mater, she has remained committed to advancing medical education and practice. 

In her years of practice, she observed that many patients sought more than what conventional treatments could offer. While some patients found relief through medications like bioidentical hormones, many others continued to struggle with unresolved symptoms. This realization sparked a passion for functional, integrative medical care, leading her to pursue a fellowship in Functional Medicine. 

Dr. Kaufman’s mission is clear: to combine her extensive knowledge of conventional medicine with her training in functional medicine to offer holistic care. Her practice specializes in adolescent gynecology, perimenopause, menopause, and hormone changes throughout a woman’s life, ensuring that every patient receives the individualized attention they deserve.

The Kaufman Health and Hormone Center is committed to empowering patients by educating them about their health and providing the resources they need to achieve optimal wellness. By integrating conventional methods with holistic approaches, Dr. Kaufman is redefining what it means to care for women's health in Boulder.

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