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The Jean Hailes Medical Centre for Women has established a supportive, non-competitive model with general practitioners and colleagues around Australia. 

Our commitment is to the individual health needs of all women, focusing on assessment, education, support and management options that will enable women to be actively involved in making informed choices about their own health care. We work alongside the Research and Education Units of The Jean Hailes Foundation, ensuring that the most up to date information is available to our clinic doctors and the community.

Medical Centre Hours 

Monday to Friday 9.00am to 5.00pm.  Make appointments

If you need a doctor at any other time, please contact your local GP. For more urgent issues please attend your nearest Hospital Emergency Department, or dial 000 in an emergency.

 For more information go to Hours

Medical Centre Information

Areas of practice, specialists, health professionals and allied health professionals available  and other information about The Jean Hailes Medical Centre for Women.   

For more information go to MC Information

Medical Staff

Consultant Gynaecologists and Endocrinologists (hormone specialists) are doctors who have trained to become specialists in their respective fields. All are Fellows of their respective Royal Australian College.

All General Practitioners and Allied Health Professionals at The Jean Hailes Medical Centre for Women have a special interest and extensive expertise in the area of women’s health.

For more information go to Medical Staff

Medical Centre Privacy Policy

The Jean Hailes Medical Centre for Women takes its obligations under the Victorian Health Records Act 2001 and the Commonwealth Privacy Act 1988 seriously and would like to take all reasonable steps in order to comply and protect the privacy of the personal information that we hold. This policy sets out how we intend to do so.

For more information go to MC Privacy Policy  

Content updated September 22, 2008

Last Updated ( Monday, 22 September 2008 )
 
Media Releases
Research shows why motherhood is exhausting

25 January 2010: Research has confirmed something that women have long suspected. Motherhood is exhausting. New research from the Jean Hailes Foundation for Women has found mums take an average 9,000 steps a day as they look after children, pick...Read more...
Diagnosis prediabetes: early wake up call for Australian women

November 12, 2009: Being told you have prediabetes or gestational diabetes (diabetes when pregnant) is not a bad thing according to Professor Helena Teede, research director at the Jean Hailes Foundation for Women’s Health. These conditions...Read more...
Can herbs alleviate premenstrual type symptoms in midlife?

October 22, 2009 Women approaching menopause who experience PMS-like symptoms ranging from craving for sweets to headache and insomnia may find relief in a simple treatment that combines two commonly-used herbs - St John's wort (Hypericum per...Read more...
International research
Low vitamin D levels in elderly

linked to increased mortality rate. Vitamin D, largely synthesised in response to skin exposure to sunlight, has important roles in the body. It is critical for bone health, fall prevention and is linked to many aspects of women’s health....Read more
Treating mild gestational diabetes benefits mothers and babies

A study conducted at the University of North Carolina and published in the New England Journal of Medicine found that screening and treating pregnant women for mild gestational diabetes resulted in fewer caesarean sections and other serious birthin...Read more
Atrial fibrillation increases stroke risk in women

Atrial fibrillation (AF) is a type of arrhythmia (irregular heart beat). It often has no symptoms however some people experience palpitations (heart flutters), angina (chest pain), dizziness or fainting. During AF, the heart’s upper chambers,...Read more
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