All Medicare-eligible consultations are bulk billed for eligible patients with a valid Medicare card. Some items, including privately purchased vaccines and consumables, attract a fee.
Dr Mina Landy in a women’s health consultation
From your first period to menopause and beyond, our team offers women’s health care in Delacombe Town Centre, with female GPs, cervical screening, contraception, Implanon, pregnancy care and more.
Prefer to talk? Call (03) 9948 9176
Your health needs change over time. Tap a life stage, or let it play through, to see what’s worth talking about with your GP and the screening and vaccines you may be due for.
Stage 1 of 6
12 to 19
Periods, acne, contraception, sexual health, HPV vaccination and mental health. Teens can speak with a GP confidentially, and parents are welcome too.
Worth talking about with your GP
Stage 2 of 6
Building your life
Contraception that suits your life, cervical screening from age 25, sexual health and planning for pregnancy when the time is right.
Worth talking about with your GP
Stage 3 of 6
Expecting and after birth
Pregnancy confirmation, antenatal shared care with your hospital, free pregnancy vaccines and support after your baby arrives.
Worth talking about with your GP
Stage 4 of 6
Perimenopause and prevention
Changing periods, perimenopause symptoms, heart health and breast health, alongside regular cervical screening.
Worth talking about with your GP
Stage 5 of 6
Menopause and beyond
Menopause care, bone and heart health, and screening invitations for breast and bowel cancer.
Worth talking about with your GP
Stage 6 of 6
Healthy ageing
Health assessments, vaccines, bone and pelvic health, and support to stay independent and well.
Worth talking about with your GP
Everything we offer for women and people with a cervix at Delacombe Medical Centre. Choose a service to see what’s involved, how long to book, any costs and which GPs have an interest in it.
Choose a time online, or call reception and let us know it’s a women’s health appointment so we can book the right length.
Most of our GPs are women, and you can choose who you see. Our male GPs Dr Chan and Dr Anwar also have interests in women’s health and family planning.
We want every visit to feel comfortable and private. A few things that may help:
Book with a female GP if you prefer, or a GP with an interest in what you need.
Ask for a longer appointment for screening, Implanon, pregnancy care, menopause or several concerns.
You’re welcome to bring a support person, and you can ask for a chaperone for any examination.
No question is too personal. Your GP will explain your options so you can decide together.
Our GPs speak languages including Arabic, Hindi, Persian, Punjabi, Sinhalese, Tamil and Urdu. Interpreters can also be arranged.
Common questions from our patients. For anything else, our reception team is happy to help.
Book online Health JournalCervical screening and self-collection: a simple guideYes. Most of our GPs are female, and many have an interest in women’s health. Use the GP list on this page to choose a female GP and book online with HotDoc.
Eligible GP consultations are bulk billed for patients with a valid Medicare card. Some items, such as consumables for procedures or privately purchased medicines, may attract a fee. Reception will always confirm any cost before your appointment.
Yes. Several of our GPs insert and remove Implanon. Ask for a longer appointment when you book, and let reception know it’s for Implanon.
Every five years if you are a woman or person with a cervix aged 25 to 74 who has ever been sexually active. You can choose to collect your own sample with a simple swab.
Yes. Your GP can confirm your pregnancy, arrange early tests and share your antenatal care with your hospital or midwife.
The flu, whooping cough and RSV vaccines are free in pregnancy under the National Immunisation Program. Your GP or nurse will advise the best timing.
Yes. You’re welcome to bring a support person to your appointment, and you can ask for a chaperone for any examination.
Yes. Young people can speak with a GP confidentially. Your GP will explain how confidentiality works and when information may need to be shared for safety.
Looking for a female GP in Ballarat? Most of our GPs are women, and many have an interest in women’s health. Book cervical screening in Ballarat’s west, including self-collection, contraception and Implanon insertion and removal, pregnancy care or a menopause appointment at Delacombe Town Centre.
Open seven days at Pad 1, Delacombe Town Centre. Bulk billed for eligible patients with a valid Medicare card.
General information only. Your GP will advise what is right for you. In an emergency, call 000.
