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Contraception and procedures

Medical termination of pregnancy

Medical termination of pregnancy is a legal medical service available in all Australian states and territories. Our team provides confidential, non-judgemental consultations. No referral is needed.

Start here if

Medical termination of pregnancy services are available through our clinic. A consultation is required to discuss your situation, confirm eligibility and explain the process. No referral is needed.

Who this is for

Is medical termination of pregnancy the right starting point?

A service category is a starting point, not a diagnosis. The clinician may recommend a different appointment, referral, follow-up or preparation step after review.

Confidential consultation

A consultation allows you to discuss your situation privately with a clinician, ask questions and understand all available options without obligation.

No referral needed

You do not need a referral from another doctor to access this service.

Eligibility and timing

Eligibility depends on gestational age and individual circumstances. The clinician will explain what applies to your situation at the consultation.

What to expect

Process and preparation

The exact appointment depends on symptoms, preparation, suitability and clinician judgement.

Appointment process

Eligibility, timing and options discussion

The consultation covers your medical history, pregnancy timing, current symptoms, medicines, support needs and all available options. The clinician explains eligibility, what may happen next, follow-up care and support resources before any decision is made.

Ultrasound and blood test assessment

Assessment may include an ultrasound and blood tests to confirm gestational age, location of the pregnancy, blood group and clinical suitability. Your clinician will advise what is needed for your circumstances.

Consent, treatment explanation and follow-up

Treatment is provided only when eligibility is confirmed and you have given informed consent. The clinician explains the medication process, expected symptoms, warning signs and follow-up plan. Follow-up is arranged to confirm completion and check on your wellbeing.

Preparation

What to bring

Bring your Medicare card and any recent test results if available. You do not need a referral.

Support person

You are welcome to bring a support person to your appointment.

Safety and expectations

Risks, limits and aftercare

Read the limits and aftercare notes before booking so the next step matches your concern and urgency.

Risks and limitations

Eligibility and timing limits

Eligibility depends on gestational timing, ultrasound or blood test findings and individual medical circumstances. If the timing or assessment is outside the clinic pathway, the clinician will discuss referral or other options.

Conditions that may change the pathway

Possible ectopic pregnancy, an intrauterine device in place, significant medical conditions, allergy or medication contraindications can change what is safe or appropriate. These are assessed before treatment.

Urgent symptoms are not routine care

Heavy bleeding, severe or worsening pain, fever, feeling faint, shoulder-tip pain or feeling seriously unwell needs urgent medical care rather than waiting for a routine appointment.

Do not send clinical details through the contact form

For privacy and safety, please do not submit clinical details, pregnancy information or medication questions through the general website contact form. Call the clinic directly or book a consultation.

Aftercare and follow-up

Expected symptoms and home monitoring

Bleeding and cramping are expected at some stage, but the amount, timing and intensity vary. Your clinician will explain what is expected for you and when symptoms are outside the usual range.

Completion confirmation

Follow-up is an important part of care. Your clinician will arrange the appropriate review or testing to confirm the process is complete and to check on your wellbeing.

When to seek urgent care

Seek urgent medical care for heavy bleeding, severe pain, fever, faintness, shoulder-tip pain, persistent worsening symptoms or any symptom that feels unsafe to wait on.

Support resources

Emotional support is part of care. Healthdirect Australia (healthdirect.gov.au) provides reliable information about reproductive health services and support options. The 1800 My Options helpline (1800 696 784) is a confidential referral service for pregnancy support in Australia.

Booking and fees

Choose a safe next step

Book directly when the pathway is clear, or use the booking page if appointment type, timing or provider fit is uncertain.

Booking pathway

Book a consultation

Book a confidential consultation to discuss your situation with a clinician. No referral is needed.

Urgent concerns

If symptoms feel unsafe.

If you are experiencing heavy bleeding, severe pain, fever or feel unwell, seek urgent medical care rather than waiting for a routine appointment.

Call the clinic directly for administrative help if online booking is unavailable.

Fees for this pathway

Current fees linked to this service

These fee rows come from current clinic fee records. Medicare rebate, out-of-pocket and bulk billing details are shown only where they are supported by the published fee record.

Women’s health new patient consultation

40 minutes

From A$345

Women’s health new-patient fees vary by practitioner; Dr French’s current listed fee remains A$360.

Medicare rebate: Medicare rebate and out-of-pocket estimates depend on eligibility and the item number billed.

Women’s health brief review

15 minutes

A$185

Brief review for simple follow-up where no significant changes are expected. A 50% deposit is required to book online.

Medicare rebate: Medicare rebate and out-of-pocket estimates depend on eligibility and the item number billed.

Women’s health significant review

20 minutes

A$225

Significant review or follow-up appointment listed in current clinic fee information.

Medicare rebate: Medicare rebate and out-of-pocket estimates depend on eligibility and the item number billed.

Women’s health telehealth new patient

40 minutes

A$368

Eligible new-patient women’s health consultation by Halaxy Telehealth.

Medicare rebate: Medicare rebate and out-of-pocket estimates depend on eligibility and the item number billed.

Women’s health telehealth significant review

20 minutes

A$220

Eligible significant review or follow-up appointment by Halaxy Telehealth.

Medicare rebate: Medicare rebate and out-of-pocket estimates depend on eligibility and the item number billed.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions

Do I need a referral?

No. You do not need a referral from another doctor to access this service.

Is this service confidential?

Yes. All consultations are confidential. Your privacy is protected by Australian health privacy law.

Is medical termination legal in the ACT?

Yes. It is legal in all Australian states and territories, including the ACT.

How do I find out if I am eligible?

Eligibility depends on gestational age and individual circumstances. A consultation is the first step — the clinician will explain what applies to your situation.

What support is available?

The 1800 My Options helpline (1800 696 784) is a confidential, free pregnancy options referral service available across Australia. Healthdirect (healthdirect.gov.au) also provides general information and referral support.