Bendigo Health

The Continence Service provides confidential assessment, investigation and treatment service for men and women who are experiencing problems with their ability to control bowel and bladder function. Visit www.castlemainehealth.org.au to find out more or get in touch.

Dhelkaya Health

A referral is required for this service. 

Clients must be seeing or have been referred to see a Specialist (Urologist, Geriatrician etc) to be eligible for this clinic.

The clinic includes a continence trained nurse and physiotherapist.

Fees 
$10.10

Echuca Regional Health

Echuca Regional Health - The Hopwood Centre

Other services include:
Diabetic Education 
Dietetics Service
Domestic & Family Violence Support 
Domestic Violence Counselling 
Drug & Alcohol Counselling 
Exercise Physiology 
Financial Counselling 
Generalist Counselling 
Nursing service
Nutrition service
Occupational Therapy 
Physiotherapy 
Podiatry service
Psychology service
Social support service
Social Work service
Speech & Language therapy 
Wound management 

Home visits available 

Nexus Primary Health

The Continence Clinic aims to assist people of all ages with urinary and faecal incontinence, voiding and bowel difficulties.

Assessment and investigation including urodynamics as required.
Treatment offered includes:
-- Pelvic floor rehabilitation
-- Bladder and bowel retraining and management
-- Advice regarding the use of continence products
-- Advice on catheter management

Ballarat Health Services - Central Intake

Hours:	9am – 4:30pm Monday – Friday	
Urodynamic testing is performed on Mondays
The Continence Clinic provides assessment, education and treatment for men and women experiencing continence problems. Self-management is promoted wherever possible with the aim to improve quality of life.

The clinic provides assessments for people living in the Western Metro area.

Referrals are accepted from GP's or medical consultants during business hours.

Western Health - Sunshine Hospital

The Children's Private Medical Group

The continence clinic assesses and treats men with incontinence following treatment for prostate cancer.  Incontinence or bladder dysfunction is common after treatment for prostate cancer. Patients in this clinic will be seen by a urologist and a pelvic floor physiotherapist.

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