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Women Working For Women
- Contraception
- Pap Smears & Treatment
- Pregnancy Termination - Surgical & Medical
- Unplanned Pregnancy Counselling
- Well Women's Health & Skin Cancer Checks
- General Info
We offer a full range of gynecological services. Emphasis is placed on safety, comfort, confidentiality & individualised care.
We are a group of health care professionals dedicated to you, to your health and well being, and to your unique needs. We are committed to caring for you with empathy and compassion. We at East Coast Women's Centre provide a unique health care service to women of all ages.
Experienced Registered Nurse counsellors can help you in your decision making about an unplanned pregnancy. The counsellor will discuss all of your options including pregnancy termination and contraception options. It is important to be able to make responsible and informed consent about your body and reproductive health. East Coast Women's Centre counsellors will help you to reach these decisions. We at East Coast Women's Centre are a small group of committed individuals with over 70 years of combined experience in women's health. Our patients are our priority.
Pregnancy assessment Post-termination check ups Breast checks Pap smears Treatment of abnormal pap smears Colposcopy and treatment Diathermy of genital warts Share care antenatal visits Assistance with menopauseWe trust women to make the decisions that are right for them and their families and we are here to help and support you. Everyone at East Coast Women’s Centre – from our administrative staff who will schedule your appointment to the Doctor who will provide your procedure – is deeply committed to ensuring you are treated with respect, compassion and dignity.
East Coast Women's Centre provides legal, safe surgical and medical terminations of pregnancy. We strive to support our patients, protect their personal dignity and privacy, and respect their choices during such a difficult and stressful time. All patients are treated with individualised, personalized care. Warm courteous professional Registered Nurse counsellors counsel each patient extensively on the benefits, risks and alternatives of the procedure.
- Accreditations
Global-Mark ISO 9001- Email Business
- Payment method
- visa, eft, cash, money order, mastercard
- Established
- 2002
- Location
- Nambour Day Surgery
- Ownership
- Locally Owned
- Service Notes
- Sat, Sun & Public Holidays - phone service only. 24hr post operative hotline.
- Free Estimates
- Yes
- Categories
- Keywords
- Assistance with Menopause, Breast checks, Caboolture contraception, Caboolture pap smears, Colposcopy and treatment, Diathermy of genital warts, EastCoast Womens Centre, Hervey Bay contraception, Hervey Bay pap smears, Maroochydore contraception, Maroochydore pap smears, Maryborough contraception, Maryborough pap smears, Nambour contraception, Nambour pap smears, Noosa contraception, Noosa pap smears, Pap smears, Post termination check ups, Redcliffe contraception, Redcliffe pap smears, Sunshine Coast contraception, Sunshine Coast pap smears, Sunshine Coast womens health, Treatment of abnormal pap smears, Unplanned Pregnancies, Vasectomy
FAQs
What is the difference between a medical and surgical termination?
A medical termination is conducted by combining two prescribed medications which makes the patient expel the pregnancy. A miscarriage will likely be experienced within 12 hours of the second medication. A surgical termination takes place under anesthetic in theatre. You will need to visit the clinic for a total of 4 hours and you need an escort to drive you home.
How long does an IUD last?
Both the hormonal and non-hormonal devices are approved for up to five years continuous use. Both types are over 99% effective at preventing pregnancy, and can be removed at any time.
What assistance is offered for unplanned pregnancies?
EastCoast Women’s Centre assists with unplanned pregnancy assessments, as well as medical and surgical terminations.
How often should you have a skin check?
The Cancer Council recommends that all adults check their skin every 3 months. For those at risk of skin cancer, we recommend visiting a trained doctor for an examination at least once a year. If you notice a difference or abnormality in your skin visit your doctor as soon as possible.
How often should you have a cervical screening test?
The Cervical Screening Test should be taken every 5 years. While the procedure will feel the same, medical and scientific evidence has shown that the new screening test is more effective than having a Pap test every 2 years. If you’re not sure when you should have a Cervical Screen Test, contact our team.
Counselling Services: What support is available for pregnancy decisions?
The clinic offers pregnancy option and post termination counselling to support women in their decisions.
Women’s Health Checks: How can I stay on top of my health?
The clinic provides well women’s health checks and contraception options, including Antenatal share care.