Breast care nurses are specially trained registered nurses who act as patient advocates, coordinating care for women experiencing breast cancer, their families and their carers. They provide accurate information, support and referral to services. The Breast Care Nurse service is supported by the McGrath Foundation.: EntryProcedures Contact Michelle Zilm for further information

Whyalla Hospital And Health Services

Evening clinic available each Tuesday. This is a free clinic offering the following services - pap smears, breast examination and teaching of self-examination technique, sexual health and safe sex information, testing for sexually transmitted infections, advice and information on menopause, contraception and incontinence. Also provides pregnancy tests and options counselling, general counselling with support and referral for post natal depression

Port Pirie Regional Health Service

Our specialised health worker supports women with care and treatment before, during and after childbirth. A women's health program offers support to all women on issues relating to women's health. See http://www.pikawiya.com.au/ for more information available: EntryProcedures Please phone for an appointment

Pika Wiya Health Service

Quorn Health Services

Breast care nurses are specially trained registered nurses who act as patient advocates, coordinating care for women experiencing breast cancer, their families and their carers. They provide accurate information, support and referral to services. The Breast Care Nurse service is supported by the McGrath Foundation.: EntryProcedures Phone Kim Gloyn for further information

Wallaroo Hospital

Orroroo Hospital

Kimba District Community, Disability and Aged Services

Alternate Fridays. Gawler Women's Health Centre services include a gynaecology clinic, support services, counsellling and referrals. Access to medical services and support groups offerred by the Centre including the youth mum's group, domestic violence service and carers support: EntryProcedures Appointments for medical services require a referral from GP. For more details, please contact the Centre staff to assist

Gawler Health Service

Nuriootpa Medical Centre

BreastScreen SA is a free government breast cancer screening service. A mammogram is recommended for all women aged 50 to 69 without breast symptoms every two years and has been found to reduce your chance of dying from breast cancer by about 40%. Women aged 40 years and over who have no breast symptoms are eligible to attend for free screening. See our website links for further information: EntryProcedures For appointments at all clinics and the mobile units phone 13 20 50.

Women's health clinic in Whyalla

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