Women’s health, explored and heard.
Private telehealth care for menstrual, hormonal, reproductive and midlife health, from a thorough first consultation to a written care plan and reviews.
- 45-minute first consultations
- Written care plan
- Telehealth, Australia-wide
What we see you for.
Four areas, each assessed properly in a 45-minute first consultation.
Menstrual and hormonal health
Irregular, heavy or painful periods, cycle changes and hormonal symptoms, looked at together rather than one at a time.
Initial consultation, 45 minPCOS and metabolic health
Assessment and a plan that considers cycles, weight, insulin resistance and long-term health, not just one symptom.
Initial consultation, 45 minPelvic pain and endometriosis
A proper history, appropriate investigations and referral pathways where specialist care is needed.
Initial consultation, 45 minPerimenopause and menopause
Symptoms, options and a plan for midlife health, explained in plain language and reviewed over time.
Perimenopause and menopause consultation, 45 min
How it works.
- 1
Choose your consultation
A 45-minute initial consultation, or a 45-minute perimenopause and menopause consultation if that is the main concern.
- 2
Your history first
Intake and history are completed online before you meet, so the consultation starts with what matters to you.
- 3
Investigations where indicated
Pathology through Australian Clinical Labs, and imaging or specialist referral where clinically appropriate.
- 4
Reviews and care plan
A written plan, then 20-minute reviews as your care continues, or a 10-minute review to confirm your results are on track.
Pricing.
Fixed and shown before you book.
A brief check to confirm your results are on track.
- Your latest results, and confirmation they are where they should be
- Any questions about those results
- Whether a longer review is needed
A brief check to confirm your results are on track.
- Your latest results, and confirmation they are where they should be
- Any questions about those results
- Whether a longer review is needed
Ongoing care: a check-in on your treatment plan.
- How the plan is going, and any new symptoms
- Results of any investigations since last time
- Treatment response and side effects
- Adjustments to the plan and the next review date
Ongoing care for your midlife health plan.
- How your symptoms have responded
- Results of any investigations since last time
- Treatment response and side effects
- Adjustments to the plan and the next review date
Menstrual and hormonal health, PCOS, pelvic pain and endometriosis, or several things at once.
- Your full menstrual, reproductive, hormonal and medical history
- Every concern you bring, considered together rather than one at a time
- Examination findings or investigations you already have
- Pathology, imaging or specialist referral where clinically indicated
- Your priorities, and a plan for what happens next
Symptoms, options and a plan for midlife health.
- When your symptoms began, how they have changed and what makes them better or worse
- Changes in your cycle, sleep, mood and temperature
- Other possible causes, considered rather than assumed
- Investigations where clinically indicated
- Options and next steps, explained in plain language
Health you can keep up.
Care for the whole of you: cycles, hormones, energy and strength, explained in plain language and reviewed with you over time.
After your consultation.
Pathology
Requests go to Australian Clinical Labs. Attend any approved collection centre, and results return securely to your practitioner, who reviews them and explains what they mean.
A written care plan
Your results explained in a dedicated 45-minute consultation, with a written plan you can read, act on and bring to your next review.
Referral where needed
Where specialist care is clinically appropriate, Aevum coordinates the referral and continues supportive care alongside it.
Your practitioners.
Women’s health consultations may be with Dr Zara; perimenopause and menopause with Andy; fertility-related women’s health with Kate.
Questions, answered plainly.
Where is Aevum available?
Which consultation should I book first?
What happens after the first consultation?
Can I be referred to a specialist?
Is a women’s health consultation covered by Medicare?
Do I need a referral to book?
Can everything be done by telehealth?
Can you order pathology and imaging?
I am already on treatment from another doctor. Can I still book?
Is my information private?
Important information
All care is individualised. Recommendations regarding investigations, medication, treatment or referral are based on your circumstances, clinical assessment and the authorised scope of practice of the treating practitioner. Aevum does not guarantee that any particular treatment will be prescribed.
Consultation fees cover only the Aevum services listed. External pathology, imaging, medication, specialist consultations and other third-party services are additional unless expressly included.
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