Pregnancy Services

Pregnancy Services in Bunbury

Pregnancy is an exciting, life changing event but can also be daunting. We strive to provide holistic woman-centered care and childbirth education to prepare you for the arrival of your baby, giving you the confidence, calmness, joy and excitement for pregnancy, birth and motherhood.

We can support and guide you through your pregnancy, providing ample opportunities to alleviate any concerns and answer your questions.

Endorsed Midwife
GPOs
Antenatal and Postnatal care up to 6 weeks
Breastfeeding Support
Referrals for Pathology and Ultrasounds
Birth Plan support and Childbirth Education
Shared care with Specialist Obstetricians
Booking referrals to Bunbury Regional Hospital for birth
On-site Iron Infusions
Glucose Tolerance Testing referrals
Hypnobirthing Australia (The Positive Birth Program) Via WACH or private one to one sessions

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Maternity Care: Supporting You Through Pregnancy

Maternity care is essential for monitoring your health and your baby’s development throughout pregnancy. From confirming your pregnancy to ongoing check-ups, our team provides personalised guidance every step of the way. Early appointments typically include a full health assessment, discussion of your medical history, pregnancy education, and necessary investigations like blood tests and ultrasounds.

Our maternity care programs are designed to put you at the centre, providing personalised, evidence-based guidance to ensure the best possible outcomes for you and your baby. We welcome questions, consultations, and support to make your pregnancy journey safe, informed, and empowering.

Maternity care includes all health services during pregnancy, birth, and postnatal recovery. It ensures both you and your baby remain healthy, identifies potential risks early, and provides education and support throughout your pregnancy journey.

Your choice depends on your health needs, preferences, and circumstances. Options include continuity-of-care midwifery programs, GP shared care, or hospital-based care. Your GP or midwife can guide you to the most suitable program.

Your initial appointment typically includes a full health assessment, review of your medical history, pregnancy education, and necessary tests such as blood work and ultrasounds. This helps create a personalised care plan for you and your baby.

Yes. Programs like the Midwifery Antenatal Postnatal Service (MAPS) and Midwifery Group Practice (MGP) provide continuity of care with a dedicated midwife throughout pregnancy, labour, birth, and postnatal recovery.