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Est. 1991 · Caring for the Hills
Now booking · In person & telehealth across Australia
Menopause & perimenopause care

Menopause care,
built around you.

Expert hormone therapy, symptom relief, and a whole-person approach — from a GP who actually has time to listen.

Personalised care for perimenopause, menopause, and beyond. In-person at West Pennant Hills or via secure telehealth Australia-wide. Most appointments available within 1–2 weeks.

45min
Initial consult
(in person or video)
1–2wks
Wait time
to first visit
$204.90
Initial gap
after Medicare
Book menopause consult Or call 02 9680 9644
What comes with your GP

In-house dietetics, built for midlife.

Nutrition is one of the most under-prescribed parts of menopause care. When you book with Dr Paul, you also get access to Mary-Anne Chamoun, our in-house dietitian — with specific clinical expertise in perimenopause and menopause nutrition. Available when (and only when) it's clinically useful.

Mary-Anne Chamoun, Accredited Practising Dietitian

Dietitian · APD

Mary-Anne Chamoun

Perimenopause & menopause nutrition — protein distribution, carbohydrate timing, bone density and cardiovascular support, gut health, and resistance training nutrition.

Symptoms we help with

Menopause is more than hot flushes.

If you recognise any of these symptoms — you're not imagining it, and you're not alone. Most can be managed with the right plan.

Hot flushes & sweats

Sudden warmth, night sweats, disrupted sleep.

Sleep disruption

Insomnia, frequent waking, poor recovery.

Brain fog & memory

Word-finding difficulty, concentration changes.

Mood & anxiety

Low mood, irritability, anxiety, tearfulness.

Weight & metabolism

Stubborn weight gain, central fat, metabolic shift.

Libido & intimacy

Low libido, vaginal dryness, painful intimacy.

Irregular cycles

Erratic periods, heavy bleeding, unpredictable.

Joints & fatigue

Aches, stiffness, fatigue, energy crashes.

How we help

A whole-person approach.

1

Personalised assessment

Comprehensive review of your symptoms, health risks, and lifestyle to build a plan that fits your life.

2

Evidence-based guidance

Discussion of hormonal & non-hormonal therapies, lifestyle changes, and nutrition support.

3

Pathology review

Review of existing results — or ordering new tests — to guide safe, effective treatment.

4

Ongoing support

Follow-up consultations to adjust treatment, review progress, and support you as needs evolve.

Fees & consult options

Clear fees. In person or video.

Every fee published — including your real out-of-pocket gap after Medicare.

Menopause consultation fees

Effective 2026 · Private billing · Medicare rebate applies

  • Initial consultation 45 minutes · In person or telehealth
    $330
    $125.10
    $204.90
  • Follow-up consultation 20 minutes · Phone, video, or in person
    $185
    $84.90
    $100.10

Columns: Our fee · Medicare rebate · Your out-of-pocket gap. Medicare rebates require a valid Medicare card. Telehealth and in-person fees are identical.

Common questions

Before you book.

The questions women ask most often when considering menopause care with us.

Do I need a referral to see a menopause GP?

No referral required. Book directly online or call reception on 02 9680 9644.

Is hormone therapy always recommended?

No. Suitability depends on your medical history, current symptoms, and personal preferences. All treatment options — hormonal and non-hormonal — are discussed during your consult so you can decide what fits.

Can I book a menopause consultation via telehealth?

Yes — across Australia. Secure video consults are available Australia-wide. Medicare rebates apply subject to standard telehealth eligibility rules.

When should I see a GP for perimenopause?

Earlier than most women think. Hormonal changes can start in your late 30s — years before periods stop. Early assessment helps prevent long-term complications across bone, heart, and metabolic health.

How soon can I book an appointment?

Most patients are seen within 1–2 weeks. Telehealth slots typically open up sooner than in-person.

What should I bring to my first appointment?

Your Medicare card, a list of current medications & supplements, and any recent pathology results. Jotting down your most bothersome symptoms beforehand helps us prioritise.

Feel like yourself again.

Let's make this next stage one you can move through with clarity and confidence — with a GP who's actually in your corner.

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