Western Ultrasound for Women has two branches in Perth. The Murdoch branch has paid parking on-site. Street parking is available at the West Leederville branch, however it is most convenient to park opposite at St John of God’s Hospital Subiaco.
Western Ultrasound for Women will be closed on the following dates to allow us all to celebrate the holidays properly: 24th, 27th, and 28th December 2021, as well as 3rd January 2022. Please enjoy yourself, and keep safe!
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The Government of Western Australia has declared a State of Emergency for Western Australia. The situation changes often; please inquire with our medical receptionists about the relevant steps taken to slow the spread.
Unsure of the situation or if an emergency lockdown occurs? Please attempt to confirm your appointment before coming.
Please reschedule your appointment, and DO NOT ENTER our facilities, if you:
Have been in contact with someone who has a confirmed case of Coronavirus COVID-19; OR
Have a fever, coughing, sore throat, shortness of breath, or any cold/flu like symptoms.
If you fit this criteria, you may check your symptoms using healthdirect's Coronavirus (COVID-19) Symptom Checker. You should then call ahead to your doctor or hospital Emergency Department before presenting yourself there. If you are experiencing severe symptoms, call '000' and advise the operator while remaining in self quarantine.
Western Ultrasound for Women encourages all to download and activate the SafeWA app to improve contact tracing.
Western Ultrasound is committed to the risk mitigation of Coronavirus COVID-19 as one of our priorities for patient safety and quality of care. To maintain personal distancing, there may be changes to regular operating hours, and the scheduling of obstetric and gynaecological appointments. We may also seek to minimize contact time where necessary. We apologise in advance for any inconvenience arising from measures taken for the safety of staff and patients.
COVID-19 Health Information Hotline: 1800 020 080 | Department of Health Health Warnings
Updated 10 Aug 2021