BreastScreen SA is a free government breast cancer screening service. A mammogram is recommended for all women aged 50 to 69 without breast symptoms every two years and has been found to reduce your chance of dying from breast cancer by about 40%. Women aged 40 years and over who have no breast symptoms are eligible to attend for free screening. See our website links for further information: EntryProcedures For appointments at all clinics and the mobile units phone 13 20 50

Breastscreen SA

The Women's Health Center provides a single venue for the coordinated management of medical conditions which are specific to women including general gynaecology, gynaecological oncology, breast endocrine and surgical oncology and radiology. See website for further information available: Entry Procedures Appointment is by referral only.

Royal Adelaide Hospital - Women's Health Clinic

Information service for women regarding issues including family life and relationships, domestic/family violence, sexual assault and safety, health and wellbeing, accommodation and housing issues, women's groups and events. Can discuss options and choices relevant to your individual situation. Referral to appropriate services, agencies and organisations relevant to women. See website for further information. 

Women's Information Service

Wakefield Medical Clinic is a family clinic servicing Adelaide & the surrounding areas. We provide Family Medical Care, Men and Women’s health, Workcover Consultations, Immunisations, Travel Health, Chronic Disease and Wound Management.

Wakefield Medical Clinic

Approximately three in 100 women who have a breast screen need further assessment. These may include more detailed images, ultrasound examination and other tests that are performed free-of-charge at BreastScreen SA's Assessment clinic in Wayville. See our website for further information.

Breastscreen SA - Breast Screening Mammogram

Allenby Gardens Medical Practice

BreastScreen SA is a free government breast cancer screening service.  A mammogram is recommended for all women aged 50 to 69 without breast symptoms every two years and has been found to reduce your chance of dying from breast cancer by about 40%. Women aged 40 years and over who have no breast symptoms are eligible to attend for free screening. See our website links for further information: EntryProcedures For appointments at all clinics and the mobile units phone 13 20 50.

When you visit the Centre for an abortion, you will see a health worker and a doctor prior to the operation. Nurses are responsible for your post operative care, or post medical abortion follow up. If requested, arrangements can be made to see a counsellor. 

If you have any questions, please contact the Pregnancy Advisory Centre, or see our website for further information available. 

When you phone the Pregnancy Advisory Centre you will be given the most appropriate appointment to meet your needs. Services are provided over 2 appointments. The first is a clinic consultation where information about the procedure will be given. A second appointment for the abortion procedure will be made during the consultation.

During the clinic consultation a health worker will speak with you to talk with you about your decision, explain the procedure, explain the possible risks of abortion, provide you with information for your care after the procedure, answer any questions you may have and   Provide you with information about contraception, if required.

SA Country FREECALL 1800 672 966

Pregnancy Advisory Centre

Offers fertility services and treatments, emotional support and guidance through professional counselling services, high quality care through our experienced nursing staff, and specialised andrology and embryology laboratory services. Committed to supporting patients throughout their treatment, with the aim of achieving a successful pregnancy, and of giving birth to a healthy baby. See our website links for further information

Flinders Fertility

BreastScreen SA is a free government breast cancer screening service. A mammogram is recommended for all women aged 50 to 69 without breast symptoms every two years has been found to reduce your chance of dying from breast cancer by about 40%. Women aged 40 years and over who have no breast symptoms are eligible to attend for free screening. See our website links for further information .: EntryProcedures For appointments at all clinics and the mobile units phone 13 20 50.

Women's health clinic in North Adelaide

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