From your first cervical screening to menopause, our experienced female GPs at Cranbourne West Medical Centre provide comprehensive, sensitive, and bulk-billed women's healthcare. We offer everything from contraception (including IUD, Mirena, Kyleena and Implanon) to antenatal shared care, fertility planning, breast checks, and hormone management — all in a private, judgement-free environment.
Whether you're booking your first cervical screening or navigating perimenopause, we tailor our care to where you are in life.
First cervical screening, contraception advice, period & mood support, vaccinations.
Contraception, fertility planning, antenatal shared care, postnatal recovery.
Hormone changes, mood, sleep, weight, bone health, breast and cardiovascular screening.
HRT & menopause management, osteoporosis, post-menopausal bleeding, ongoing wellness.
We are proud to offer the full range of contraceptive options. Our female GPs are accredited in IUD insertion and Implanon procedures — performed on-site in our procedure room, all bulk-billed for Medicare card holders.
The Mirena is a small, T-shaped device inserted into the uterus that releases a low dose of progestogen. It's one of the most popular long-acting contraceptive choices in Australia and is inserted on-site by our experienced GPs.
A smaller, lower-hormone alternative to Mirena. Kyleena is ideal for younger women, those who haven't been pregnant, or anyone seeking a smaller frame and a lighter hormonal profile.
The copper IUD is a completely hormone-free option, perfect for women who prefer to avoid hormonal contraception or have medical contraindications. Offers the longest protection at up to 10 years.
A small flexible rod inserted just under the skin of your upper arm that releases progestogen continuously for up to 3 years. Quick to insert, quick to remove, no daily pill to remember.
Whether you prefer the combined oral contraceptive pill (COCP) or the progestogen-only "mini" pill, our GPs will help you find the formulation that suits your body and lifestyle, and review you regularly.
A progestogen injection given every 12 weeks. Suitable for women who want a hormonal option but don't want a daily pill, implant, or IUD. Administered by our practice nurses.
All long-acting contraception consultations and insertions are bulk-billed at Cranbourne West Medical Centre. The cost of the device itself may be subsidised under the PBS. Discuss your eligibility with your GP.
Cervical screening every 5 years is one of the most powerful preventive health steps any woman can take. Our female GPs perform standard cervical screening tests as well as offer the new self-collection option for eligible women aged 25–74. Bulk-billed appointments with same-week results.
Dr Sumudu Udapitiya holds a Diploma in Obstetrics & Gynaecology (DRANZCOG) and is accredited for GP obstetric shared care with Monash Health and Peninsula Health. This means you can have most of your pregnancy care with a familiar local GP, while still seeing your hospital team for key milestones.
Menopause is a natural transition — but it can be uncomfortable. Our female GPs are experienced in helping women navigate perimenopause and menopause with personalised treatment plans, including:
Routine breast examinations, breast lump assessment, BreastScreen referrals for free mammography (women 40+), and family-history risk assessment.
Confidential sexual health consultations through our SHIP-accredited Sexual Health Clinic — including STI testing, treatment, contraception advice, and emergency contraception. Partnered with Melbourne Sexual Health Centre.
Diagnosis, hormonal blood testing, ultrasound referrals, lifestyle support, fertility planning and connections to dietitians and gynaecologists where appropriate.
Initial assessment, pain management, referral to gynaecology, and ongoing support through the diagnostic and treatment journey.
Pre-conception health checks, folate & vaccination review, ovulation tracking advice, fertility blood panels, and referrals to fertility specialists if needed.
Yes. Standard women's health consultations, cervical screening, antenatal visits, IUD and Implanon insertions are all bulk-billed for Medicare card holders. The device itself (Mirena, Kyleena, Implanon) is usually subsidised under the PBS. Some private fees may apply for specific dressings or non-Medicare services.
Implanon insertion typically takes 5–10 minutes including local anaesthetic. IUD insertion takes 15–30 minutes and is performed in our on-site procedure room. We always book a longer appointment for these procedures.
Yes. Eligible women aged 25–74 can now choose self-collection for their cervical screening test. Your GP will explain how, and provide the kit. Self-collection has been shown to be just as accurate as a clinician-collected sample.
No referral needed. Simply book online via HotDoc and select a female doctor — Dr Sumudu, Dr Zunaira or Dr Sree. New patients are welcome.
Yes. Dr Sumudu Udapitiya is accredited to provide GP obstetric shared care with both Monash Health and Peninsula Health, meaning you can have most of your antenatal visits at our clinic.
Book a longer consultation with one of our female GPs. We'll review your symptoms, take blood tests as needed, discuss HRT and non-hormonal options, and create a personalised plan.