Swan Hill District Health’s Youth Sexual Health Service (Clinic 60) is provided by a female Nurse Practitioner. We welcome young people to come and chat about their health.
Located at Community Health on 125 Campbell Street Swan Hill, If you would like to book an appointment call Community Health on 5033 9337.
Services include:
- Oral contraceptive prescriptions, advice and counselling
- Long-Acting Reversible Contraception (LARC) insertion/removal/change over
- Long-Acting Contraception- Contraceptive Injection
- Emergency contraception prescribing and administering
- Prescribing and assisting with medication management
- Unplanned pregnancy options, including termination of pregnancy
- Diagnostic investigations- pathology, radiology and ultrasound referrals
- Supporting gender journey and diversity
- Mental Health Assessment
- Immunisation administration, support and education
- STI/BBV risk assessment, testing and treatment
- Cervical screening
- General health support and education
This is a FREE and confidential service for those under the age of 30 years. No referral or Medicare card is required for this service, and bookings can be made by calling Community Health.
Clinic 60 Youth Health Service Frequently Asked Questions
How can Clinic 60 help me? The clinic offers testing, treatment, advice and support in general health and all areas of sexual health. If you’re sexually active, it’s important to have a sexual health check every 12 months, or whenever you have symptoms or change sexual partners. We want you to feel comfortable to come as often as you need for your free sexual health check.
Can I just walk in? We prefer if you call ahead to book an appointment. Usually it only takes about 15 minutes for a STI test, but we will always give you as much time as you need. You can book an appointment in person (at 125 Campbell Street) or by giving us a call on (03) 5033 9337.
What if I don’t feel comfortable during the appointment? Tell the nurse practitioner that you feel anxious or you do not feel comfortable. It is okay to feel nervous before and also during your appointment, the nurses are very understanding, it is okay to ask for a break.
More frequently asked questions in the document below:
Clinic 60 Youth Health Service Flyer
Information sourced from Swan Hill District Health Youth Health Service (Clinic 60) page
