What are your fees?
Fees and rebates vary by practitioner and service type.
We keep an updated list available for you to see at any time, available on our Fees page.
Women’s health GP appointments in Indooroopilly
Women’s health needs can change across different life stages. Our GPs can help with routine checks, symptoms, preventive care and longer-term health planning in a respectful and practical way.
When to book for women's health
Book an appointment if you are due for screening, need contraception advice, have new or persistent symptoms, are managing menopause or midlife changes, or simply want to review your health with a GP who can look at the bigger picture.
If you're planning on discussing multiple concerns, please book a long appointment.
Cervical screening and preventive checks
We can help with cervical screening, breast health discussions, sexual health checks, blood tests, and preventive health advice based on your age, history and risk factors.
Contraception and reproductive health
Our GPs can discuss contraception options, period concerns, fertility planning, pregnancy-related questions and reproductive health. Where appropriate, we can also help with insertion or removal of long-acting reversible contraception options.
Periods, pelvic symptoms and hormones
If you have heavy periods, irregular bleeding, pelvic pain, PMS, perimenopause symptoms or hormone-related concerns, your GP can help assess what may be happening and guide next steps.
Menopause and midlife health
Menopause can affect sleep, mood, energy, weight, periods, sexual health and long-term health risks. We can help you understand your options, including lifestyle approaches, investigations and medical treatment where appropriate.
Iron deficiency and fatigue
Fatigue, heavy periods and low iron are common and worth assessing properly. Your GP can arrange testing, investigate possible causes and discuss treatment options, including iron infusion where clinically appropriate.
Ongoing health and prevention
Women’s health is also about staying well over time. We can help with heart health, bone health, metabolic health, mental wellbeing, healthy ageing and family history concerns.
What we can help with
Your body changes across the years, and we understand what matters at each turn.
We help manage symptoms, explore your options, and answer the questions that keep you up at night.
.avif)
Menstrual health and cycles
Whether your periods are heavy, painful, or irregular, we work with you towards your specific goals. Understanding your cycle is a major step toward better health.
.avif)
Breast health
Breast health discussions are part of our comprehensive approach, whether you need guidance on self-examination, imaging options, or concerns about changes. We listen without judgment and provide clear advice.
.avif)
Cervical screenings
Cervical screening helps reduce the risk of cervical cancer through early detection of HPV-related changes. We explain the process and aim to support comfort throughout the procedure.
.avif)
Reproductive planning and fertility
From fertility concerns to family planning decisions, we provide honest guidance grounded in evidence. Your choices matter, and we're here to support them.
What to expect at your appointment
See your GP
Talk through what is happening, what matters most, and what you would like help with.
Assessment and treatment
Based on your specific health needs, your GP will recommend clear next steps.
Additional support where appropriate
Your GP may recommend additional treatment, testing, follow-up, referral or support from another member of the iHealth team where appropriate.
That's it
Clear guidance, practical support and care that considers the whole picture.
Practitioners who can help
Our team includes GPs and allied health practitioners who support patients across a wide range of health needs.
Availability varies by practitioner and appointment type, so please book online or call reception if you are unsure who to see.
Dr Lyndall Campbell
General Practitioner
Dr Campbell's focus is providing individual solutions to help women optimise their health and well-being.
Dr Janet Brodie
General Practitioner
With over 30 years of experience, Dr Brodie values the therapeutic relationships she has developed with her patients over her long career in general practice.
Dr Amanda Boulton
General Practitioner
Dr Boulton is especially interested in helping with contraception, women’s health, and LGBTQIA+ support.
Frequently asked questions
Are Medicare rebates available?
Rebates may be available depending on your appointment type.
Please refer to our Fees page for more information, or call reception to learn more. We're happy to answer any questions you may have.
How should I prepare for a cervical screening?
1. Pick a day that is not during your period, because a clear sample is easier to test.
2. Choose if you want one of our GPs to collect the sample, or if you'd like to do a self-collection swab.
3. Wear comfortable clothes: skirts, dresses, or loose pants to make undressing easier.
Do you offer Telehealth appointments?
Telehealth may be available for some appointment types where clinically appropriate. Please book online or call reception to check whether telehealth is suitable for your concern.
Do you accept new patients?
We welcome new patients warmly.
An initial appointment gives us time to understand your health history and what matters to you.
Are you open on Saturdays?
Yes, we are open Saturday mornings in addition to Monday-Friday.
You can see our opening hours on our contact page.
Still have questions?
Our team is ready to help with anything else.
Book an appointment
Book online, or call reception if you are unsure which appointment type to book.
