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Making an Appointment

Fertility Tasmania welcomes all new and returning patients. To assist you with making an appointment, we have provided the following information for you.

1. Referral

Whilst you do not have to have a referral for an appointment with our doctors, a referral from your GP or other Specialist will attract a Medicare rebate.

Your GP will most likely to forward the referral directly, if not, please bring it with you at the time of the appointment. You can also scan and email it to us.
Email: info@fertilitytasmania.com.au

2. Make an appointment

Please call to make an appointment.

Our opening hours are Monday to Friday 8am – 4pm.
Outside these hours, by special appointment only.
Phone: 03 6169 1111

3. Patient registration

Before your first appointment please download and complete the patient registration form (PDF).

Please download, read and sign the patient confidentiality & privacy policy as well as the relevant financial information document gynaecology/fertility or obstetric.
You can scan and email back your completed forms

If this is not convenient you can complete them on the day of your appointment.

4. Visit us

On the day of your appointment, please bring your completed patient registration form if not already returned, or arrive 5 minutes before your scheduled time so that you can fill it out.

We are located at:
Level 4
81 Elizabeth St,
Hobart,
TAS 7000
In the Commonwealth Bank, entrance next to Banjo’s Bakery

Parking
Vodafone Central
50 Bathurst St,
Hobart,
TAS 7000

There is parking at either Argyle Street parking or Market Place car park.

5. Payment

Payment for an initial and or review consultation must be finalised on the day of the appointment.

We accept all major credit cards and EFTPOS payments.

We can issue immediate refunds through Medicare Online.

If you are in a treatment cycle, payment is requested on the day of your procedure.

Get in touch with us about Making an Appointment today

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Contact

Phone: 03 6169 1111
Fax: 03 6169 1110
Emergency out of hours number before 10pm: 03 6169 1111
Emergency after 10pm. Please present to your nearest Emergency Department:

Email

General:
info@fertilitytasmania.com.au

Open Hours

For all appointments and general enquiries:
Monday to Friday
Available by appointment only:

Address

Hobart

Level 4
81 Elizabeth Street
Hobart TASMANIA 7000

Postal Address:

PO Box 4582
Bathurst Street
Hobart TASMANIA 7000

(Menopause (premature)): Menopause (premature) Menopause in women less than or equal to 35 years of age
Menopause (premature): Menopause (premature) Menopause in women less than or equal to 35 years of age
(Biochemical Pregnancy): Biochemical Pregnancy Fertilisation and implantation have occurred resulting in a positive pregnancy test. The pregnancy ends at a very early stage prior to ultrasound confirmation.
Biochemical Pregnancy: Biochemical Pregnancy Fertilisation and implantation have occurred resulting in a positive pregnancy test. The pregnancy ends at a very early stage prior to ultrasound confirmation.
(Anembryonic Pregnancy): Anembryonic Pregnancy No foetal heartbeat is visible at the 6-8 week scan.
Anembryonic Pregnancy: Anembryonic Pregnancy No foetal heartbeat is visible at the 6-8 week scan.
(Menopause (early)): Menopause (early) Menopause in women less than 46 years of age
Menopause (early): Menopause (early) Menopause in women less than 46 years of age
(Follicular Phase): Follicular Phase First half of the menstrual cycle before ovulation
Follicular Phase: Follicular Phase First half of the menstrual cycle before ovulation
(Cryopreservation): Cryopreservation Preservation (by freezing) of eggs, sperm or embryos
Cryopreservation: Cryopreservation Preservation (by freezing) of eggs, sperm or embryos
(Antagonist Cycle): Antagonist Cycle A type of treatment process that requires the use of a medication that prevents ovulation during an IVF cycle
Antagonist Cycle: Antagonist Cycle A type of treatment process that requires the use of a medication that prevents ovulation during an IVF cycle
(Extended Culture): Extended Culture The term used to describe growth of embryos in culture for 4-6 days
Extended Culture: Extended Culture The term used to describe growth of embryos in culture for 4-6 days
(Embryo Transfer): Embryo Transfer Placement of embryo/s into the uterus
Embryo Transfer: Embryo Transfer Placement of embryo/s into the uterus
(Ultrasound Scan): Ultrasound Scan An ultrasound wave scan of the uterus/ovaries/follicles for investigation of infertility and/or scan of the uterus for the confirmation of pregnancy
Ultrasound Scan: Ultrasound Scan An ultrasound wave scan of the uterus/ovaries/follicles for investigation of infertility and/or scan of the uterus for the confirmation of pregnancy
(Pituitary Gland): Pituitary Gland The gland located at the base of the brain, which controls hormone functions in the human body
Pituitary Gland: Pituitary Gland The gland located at the base of the brain, which controls hormone functions in the human body
(Donation Embryo): Donation Embryo The process where a couple donate frozen embryo/s to another party (recipients) for use in infertility treatment
Donation Embryo: Donation Embryo The process where a couple donate frozen embryo/s to another party (recipients) for use in infertility treatment
(Fallopian Tubes): Fallopian Tubes Tubes that extend from the uterus to the ovary and serve as a passageway for the egg and sperm to meet. The fallopian tube is the place where fertilisation occurs
Fallopian Tubes: Fallopian Tubes Tubes that extend from the uterus to the ovary and serve as a passageway for the egg and sperm to meet. The fallopian tube is the place where fertilisation occurs
(Egg Timer Test): Egg Timer Test A blood test and pelvic ultrasound scan to indicate the likely fertility status of a woman
Egg Timer Test: Egg Timer Test A blood test and pelvic ultrasound scan to indicate the likely fertility status of a woman
(Egg Collection): Egg Collection Surgical collection of egg/s from the follicles in the ovary
Egg Collection: Egg Collection Surgical collection of egg/s from the follicles in the ovary
(Donation Sperm): Donation Sperm The process where a male donor donates sperm to another party (recipient) for use in infertility treatment
Donation Sperm: Donation Sperm The process where a male donor donates sperm to another party (recipient) for use in infertility treatment
(Endometriosis): Endometriosis A medical condition where the endometrium is located outside the uterus in the pelvic cavity
Endometriosis: Endometriosis A medical condition where the endometrium is located outside the uterus in the pelvic cavity
(Fertilisation): Fertilisation The earliest stage of development after the penetration of the egg by a sperm
Fertilisation: Fertilisation The earliest stage of development after the penetration of the egg by a sperm
(Embryo Biopsy): Embryo Biopsy The removal of one or two cells, from an early IVF embryo for preimplantation genetic screening
Embryo Biopsy: Embryo Biopsy The removal of one or two cells, from an early IVF embryo for preimplantation genetic screening
(Implantation): Implantation The embedding of the embryo into the lining of the uterus
Implantation: Implantation The embedding of the embryo into the lining of the uterus
(Progesterone): Progesterone Hormone produced by the ovary in the Luteal phase. Its main function is to change the growth of the endometrium and assist with the implantation of the embryo
Progesterone: Progesterone Hormone produced by the ovary in the Luteal phase. Its main function is to change the growth of the endometrium and assist with the implantation of the embryo
(Luteal Phase): Luteal Phase The second half of the menstrual cycle after ovulation until the menstrual period
Luteal Phase: Luteal Phase The second half of the menstrual cycle after ovulation until the menstrual period
(Donation Egg): Donation Egg The process where a female donor donates eggs to another party (recipient) for use in infertility treatment
Donation Egg: Donation Egg The process where a female donor donates eggs to another party (recipient) for use in infertility treatment
(Spermatozoon): Spermatozoon Mature male sperm cell (gamete) produced by the testicle
Spermatozoon: Spermatozoon Mature male sperm cell (gamete) produced by the testicle
(Patent Tubes): Patent Tubes A term used to describe fallopian tubes that are open allowing free passage for the egg, sperm and embryo
Patent Tubes: Patent Tubes A term used to describe fallopian tubes that are open allowing free passage for the egg, sperm and embryo
(Endometrium): Endometrium The membrane that lines the inner surface of the uterus
Endometrium: Endometrium The membrane that lines the inner surface of the uterus
(Laparoscopy): Laparoscopy Diagnostic procedure where an instrument (laparoscope) is inserted through a small incision just below the umbilicus, to enable visualisation of the pelvic cavity and its organs
Laparoscopy: Laparoscopy Diagnostic procedure where an instrument (laparoscope) is inserted through a small incision just below the umbilicus, to enable visualisation of the pelvic cavity and its organs
(Miscarriage): Miscarriage Loss of pregnancy
Miscarriage: Miscarriage Loss of pregnancy
(Blastocyst): Blastocyst An embryo five to six days after fertilisation.
Blastocyst: Blastocyst An embryo five to six days after fertilisation.
(Menopause): Menopause The permanent cessation of menstruation following the loss of ovarian function
Menopause: Menopause The permanent cessation of menstruation following the loss of ovarian function
(Ovulation): Ovulation The process of release of a mature egg from an ovary
Ovulation: Ovulation The process of release of a mature egg from an ovary
(Oestrogen): Oestrogen A major female hormone that is produced primarily by the ovaries
Oestrogen: Oestrogen A major female hormone that is produced primarily by the ovaries
(In Vitro): In Vitro Outside the body
In Vitro: In Vitro Outside the body
(Follicle): Follicle A small secretory sac in the ovary in which an egg develops
Follicle: Follicle A small secretory sac in the ovary in which an egg develops
(Adhesion): Adhesion Scar tissue, in particular between the abdominal and/or pelvic organs often the result of an infection/inflammation.
Adhesion: Adhesion Scar tissue, in particular between the abdominal and/or pelvic organs often the result of an infection/inflammation.
(Hormone): Hormone A chemical substance, secreted by the endocrine glands, which is carried by the blood stream to the target organ influencing its activity, growth and nutrition
Hormone: Hormone A chemical substance, secreted by the endocrine glands, which is carried by the blood stream to the target organ influencing its activity, growth and nutrition
(Menevit): Menevit Vitamin supplement for men containing anti oxidants to support sperm health
Menevit: Menevit Vitamin supplement for men containing anti oxidants to support sperm health
(In Vivo): In Vivo Inside the body
In Vivo: In Vivo Inside the body
(Gamete): Gamete The male and female reproductive cells (egg or sperm)
Gamete: Gamete The male and female reproductive cells (egg or sperm)
(Uterus): Uterus Female reproductive organ where a pregnancy develops
Uterus: Uterus Female reproductive organ where a pregnancy develops
(Cervix): Cervix Lower section of the uterus which protrudes into the top of the vagina.
Cervix: Cervix Lower section of the uterus which protrudes into the top of the vagina.
(Embryo): Embryo After fertilisation the egg begins to divide and multiply and is now called an embryo
Embryo: Embryo After fertilisation the egg begins to divide and multiply and is now called an embryo
(Vagina): Vagina Passageway between the external genitals and the uterus
Vagina: Vagina Passageway between the external genitals and the uterus
(Semen): Semen Fluid containing sperm
Semen: Semen Fluid containing sperm
(OHSS): OHSS Ovarian Hyperstimulation Syndrome. A group of symptoms which is associated with ovarian enlargement during IVF treatment cycle
OHSS: OHSS Ovarian Hyperstimulation Syndrome. A group of symptoms which is associated with ovarian enlargement during IVF treatment cycle
(Ovum): Ovum Female gamete (egg) contained in a follicle
Ovum: Ovum Female gamete (egg) contained in a follicle
(ICSI): ICSI Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection, is a process where a single sperm is injected into an egg
ICSI: ICSI Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection, is a process where a single sperm is injected into an egg
(PGS): PGS Preimplantation Genetic Screening - the process of taking cells from an embryo to check the number of chromosomes or to test for a specific genetic abnormality
PGS: PGS Preimplantation Genetic Screening - the process of taking cells from an embryo to check the number of chromosomes or to test for a specific genetic abnormality
(FET): FET Frozen Embryo Transfer, a procedure in which frozen embryo/s are thawed and then transferred to the uterus
FET: FET Frozen Embryo Transfer, a procedure in which frozen embryo/s are thawed and then transferred to the uterus
(HCG): HCG Human chorionic gonadotrophin The hormone measured to diagnose a pregnancy
HCG: HCG Human chorionic gonadotrophin The hormone measured to diagnose a pregnancy
(ART): ART Assisted Reproductive Technology - a collective term for the different types of infertility treatments.
ART: ART Assisted Reproductive Technology - a collective term for the different types of infertility treatments.
(IVF): IVF In Vitro Fertilisation. A procedure in which an egg is removed from a follicle and fertilised by a sperm outside the human body. The resultant embryo can then be transferred into the uterus
IVF: IVF In Vitro Fertilisation. A procedure in which an egg is removed from a follicle and fertilised by a sperm outside the human body. The resultant embryo can then be transferred into the uterus
(FSH): FSH Follicle Stimulating Hormone which is produced by the anterior pituitary gland and stimulates the growth of follicles in the female. FSH also induces the development of sperm in the testicle
FSH: FSH Follicle Stimulating Hormone which is produced by the anterior pituitary gland and stimulates the growth of follicles in the female. FSH also induces the development of sperm in the testicle
(LH): LH Luteinising Hormone. Produced by the pituitary gland and responsible for stimulating ovulation
LH: LH Luteinising Hormone. Produced by the pituitary gland and responsible for stimulating ovulation

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