Women’s Health at Huntlee Healthcare.

Consultations for women’s health concerns across different life stages.

Service Overview

Women’s Health & Shared Obstetric Care

At Huntlee Healthcare, we provide Women’s Health and GP Services including fertility, pregnancy, and gynaecological concerns like endometriosis and pelvic pain. Our doctors offer support before, during, and after pregnancy, considering factors like mental health, stress, and lifestyle for overall well-being.

Women’s Health and GP Services

Huntlee Healthcare provides general practice services to support women’s health across all stages of life. If you are aged 45–49 and have risk factors for a long-term illness, you may be eligible for a health assessment. Your doctor will review your results and discuss a personalised health plan to support your well-being.

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Pap Smear

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Breast Cancer Surveillance Education

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Menopause Advice

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Pre-Pregnancy Counseling

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Mental Health Care

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Contraceptive Advice

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Fertility Advice

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Shared Obstetric Care

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Lifestyle Education

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Preventive Health Education

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Sexual Health and Screening

Common Questions

Questions about Women’s Health

What does women’s health care at a GP cover?+

Women’s health care covers cervical screening, contraception, and general wellbeing. It also includes menstrual, menopause, and reproductive health support. Your GP can arrange referrals to specialists when needed.

What is shared obstetric care?+

Shared obstetric care is where your GP shares pregnancy care with a hospital or obstetrician. Your GP provides some antenatal checks close to home. The hospital team manages the birth and specialist care.

When should I see a GP if I think I am pregnant?+

See your GP early in pregnancy, ideally in the first few weeks. Early checks help confirm the pregnancy and plan your care. Your doctor will discuss antenatal tests and next steps.

Can I have a cervical screening test at Huntlee?+

Yes, cervical screening tests are part of our women’s health services. This test helps detect early changes that may need follow-up. Your doctor will explain how often screening is recommended for you.