Children & young peoples mental health provides a range of clinical and non-clinical services in both the community and in hospital. Services are available 8.30am to 5.00pm, Monday to Friday and include: Prevention & early intervention COPMI (Children of Parents with a Mental…
Throughout your pregnancy a midwife will support you in preparing to go home with your baby. Evidence shows that it is the best for mother and baby to return home as soon as possible after birth. If you are both…
Deciding when to come to hospital may not be easy. Assistance is always available. Do not hesitate to phone day or night. Contact the Gosford Birthing Unit on 02 4320 3440. Women in Midwifery Group Practice models phone their allocated…
Having a baby is a major life event for a woman and her family, and every woman should have access to the antenatal care of their choice. One option is Antenatal Share Care with your GP. This means that your…
Choosing the best care for you Most women will experience an uncomplicated pregnancy and birth, however, a small number of women will require more specialised care during this time. We provide various medical and midwifery care options including care as…
Eligibility Wyong Paediatric Unit services are available to children aged 0 to 16 years for whom any of the following apply: are acutely unwell have a chronic and complex condition that requires specialist care have a general paediatric complaint requiring…
The Well Baby clinic reviews children aged 0 to five years who are referred by health professionals for paediatric medical opinion and management. Referrals are usually made by child and family health nurses but can be from any health professional. To…
Our Orthoptic service provides visual assessment and treatment for infants and children up to the age of 12 years. Vision screening is also provided in early intervention centres and as a secondary screening service to the StEPS program. The Orthoptic…
Perinatal Intake Line: 02 4328 7901 The perinatal intake line is a single point of entry to secondary services for families expecting a baby or with children under the age of five years who require additional support or assistance with…
Audiology services provide hearing assessments for babies from 10 months (corrected if premature), toddlers, pre-schoolers and school-aged children - kindergarten to year 6 - in order to identify childhood hearing loss and to facilitate treatment at the youngest age possible.…
