Information on COVID-19 and what it means for your time at the Women's.
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If you are affected by any COVID-19 restrictions, you will not miss out on the care you need. Please call us on 8345 2000 (Parkville) or 9076 1233 (Sandringham) to let us know and we will develop a plan for your care. Find out where you can get tested on the DHHS website or call the dedicated COVID-19 Hotline hotline on 1800 675 398. To find out about the Victorian Travel Permit System and whether you might be affected, please visit the Victorian Government website. |
It's ok to reschedule your appointment with us
If you are unwell, waiting on a coronavirus test result or you or someone close to you has recently tested positive for the coronavirus, please call us on (03) 8345 2000 to let us know.
You will not miss out on the care you need. In some cases, we may reschedule your appointment or offer you a telehealth appointment over the phone or video call. Whatever your circumstance, we are here to help you.
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New visitors policyWe are currently restricting visitor entry into our hospitals in Parkville and Sandringham to limit the spread of coronavirus.
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Your hospital visit or stayWe have new policies and visitor restrictions in place for in-patients and women attending clinic appointments, to ensure everyone is kept safe.
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Screening measuresWe are now screening everyone entering our hospitals. Find out more about the screening process before you arrive.
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Advice for pregnant womenIf you're pregnant, you may be feeling anxious about how coronavirus could affect you, your baby and your pregnancy care.
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COVID and feeding your babyOn this page you can find the latest information from international health authorities and our own experts on breastfeeding during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander womenWe continue to provide the highest level of culturally safe care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women and families.
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Support for people with lived experience of disability Learn more
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Tips to reduce your riskThere are simple things you can do to protect yourself, your family and the community during the COVID-19 outbreak.
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How to wear a face mask Learn more