• Suitable for most women

• Over 99% effective at preventing pregnancy *

• lasts up to 3 years

• easily removed at any time and fertility returns quickly

• does not protect against STIs

The contraceptive implant (Implanon) is a small, flexible rod inserted under the skin of the upper arm. It releases a low dose of hormone to prevent ovulation.

The procedure is quick and performed under local anaesthetic. Some women may experience changes to their bleeding pattern, including lighter, irregular, or no periods.

Offered by Dr. Neelam Singh , Dr Gabriel Arokiasamy, Dr Komal Prabhu, Dr Satnam Jaswal , Dr Mohammad Baghbanian (Moe) , Dr Bita Moayedzadeh

*For more information check out Heath Direct’s Page for Contraceptive Implanon

An IUD is a small T-shaped device placed inside the uterus by a trained GP.

• over 99% effective contraception*

• long-acting “fit and forget” method

• can be removed at any time with quick return to fertility

• suitable for most women

• Effective for 5–8 years depending on type. *

• does not protect against STIs

Hormonal IUD
Releases a small amount of hormone to thin the uterine lining. Periods often become lighter or may stop

altogether. See our Blog Post for more info

Offered by: Dr Jenny Cook and Dr Bita Moayedzadeh

* Information from Family Planning NSW, Click here for more info

Descriptipersonalised advice based on your health and lifestyle

• discussion of all contraception options

• review of side effects, risks, and benefits

• ongoing support and follow-up

Choosing the right contraception can change over time. Our GPs take a patient-centred approach, helping you find a method that suits your needs now and in the future.

We can also review and adjust your contraception as your circumstances change.

Available in early pregnancy

• Non-surgical option using approved medication (MS-2 Step)

• Safe and effective when prescribed by a GP

• Follow-up care and support included

• Confidential and non-judgemental environment

Medical termination involves taking medication to end an early pregnancy. This process is managed under GP supervision, with clear instructions and follow-up to ensure your safety and wellbeing.

Our team provides supportive, respectful care and can guide you through your options

Offered by: Dr Neelam Singh

Check out Health Direct’s page about MS-2 Step for more information

• quick and simple in-clinic procedure

• performed under local anaesthetic

• fertility returns quickly after removal

• minimal downtime

Implanon removal involves a small procedure to take out the contraceptive implant from your arm. This is usually completed within minutes, and most patients can resume normal activities the same day.

Offered by Dr Gabriel Arokiasamy, Dr Komal Prabhu, Dr Satnam Jaswal , Dr Mohammad Baghbanian (Moe) , Dr Bita Moayedzadeh

• Quick procedure performed by a GP/ Specialist

• Fertility returns immediately after removal

• Suitable when planning pregnancy or changing contraception

• Minimal discomfort for most patients

IUD removal is a straightforward process performed in the clinic. Once removed, your natural cycle resumes quickly, allowing you to start trying to conceive.

Offered by Dr Jenny Cook, Dr Komal Prabhu, Dr Bita Moayedzadeh

• Assesses overall health before pregnancy

• Identifies any nutritional deficiencies

• Checks immunity to infections

• Screens for underlying medical conditions

Preconception screening helps ensure your body is prepared for pregnancy. Your GP may recommend blood tests to check iron levels, vitamin status, thyroid function, and other key health markers.

• Used to treat moderate to severe iron deficiency

• Helps improve energy levels and overall health

• Recommended when oral supplements are not effective or tolerated

• Supports healthy pregnancy outcomes

Iron levels are important for both fertility and pregnancy. If required, iron infusions provide a fast and effective way to restore iron levels under medical supervision.

For more information, check out our Iron Infusion page for more information

• Checks for HPV (the virus linked to cervical cancer)

• Recommended every 5 years for eligible patients

• Quick and simple procedure

• Important to be up to date before pregnancy

Staying up to date with cervical screening is an important part of preconception care. Early detection of abnormalities helps reduce risks during pregnancy.

Offered by Dr Neelam Singh, Dr Komal Prabhu, Dr Ana Singer, Dr Bita Moayedzadeh

• Access to specialised fertility and reproductive care

• Support for irregular cycles, hormonal concerns, and difficulty conceiving

• Advanced investigations and treatment options

• IVF and assisted reproductive services

We offer in-house fertility and gynaecology services, including access to an experienced IVF specialist, Dr Jenny Cook.

Your GP can coordinate your care and work closely with our specialist team or get referrals to ensure you receive personalised, supported treatment every step of the way.

• Comprehensive check for both mother and baby

• Assessment of baby’s growth, feeding, and development

• Review of maternal recovery and wellbeing

• Support for feeding, sleep, and common concerns

• Opportunity to discuss contraception and future care

The 6-week check is an important milestone after birth. Your GP will assess your baby’s weight, development, and overall health, while also checking your recovery, including physical and emotional wellbeing.

This is a good time to raise any concerns and plan ongoing care for both you and your baby.

• Protects against serious childhood illnesses

• Delivered according to the National Immunisation Program

• Safe, effective, and evidence-based

• Reminders and follow-up schedules provided

• Support and advice from experienced GPs and nurses

We provide routine childhood vaccinations in line with the Australian immunisation schedule. These vaccines help protect your child and the wider community from preventable diseases.

Our team will guide you through the schedule, answer any questions, and ensure your child stays up to date.

For a more detailed child immunisation guide check out the NSW guide here.