At Jervis Bay Health Choices, we understand that every woman's health journey is unique. We genuinely want to listen to your health journey.
Our focus is on providing tailored care for women with healthcare solutions that address the specific needs of women navigating menopause and mid-life health challenges.
Appointments are offered for these health needs & more -
Perimenopause and Menopause treatment options (medical and lifestyle) options provided for all Women with consideration of your suitability and
benefits and risks.
Women with pre-diabetes, insulin resistance, deteriorating bone health (such as osteopenia/osteoporosis) or risk factors for heart disease who want to work to avoid these with minimal medications and lifestyle options.
Women with concerns about their weight and metabolic health with an increasing risk of developing a chronic condition or generally affecting health or quality of life. Assessments offered to explore a combination of lifestyle modifications and where appropriate weight loss medication options.
Women requiring routine screening checks and preferring to see a female clinician (for example, cervical screening tests, bowel screening, DEXA bone scans)
Women suffering from lengthy, heavy or painful periods who have not found the best treatment option to manage this.
Women requiring birth control and wanting choices offered and evidence-based options (does not include IUD's e.g. Mirena, copper IUD)
You would like to quit smoking or vaping.
Pick out the appropriate appointment type in the booking link and if
you don't see what you need, call 0493 262 892 to discuss.
It's all about listening and offering choices to support your personal health goals and individual needs.
Clinic Address -
Suite 3, 5 Burton Street,
Vincentia Shopping Village,
Vincentia, NSW 2540
Jervis Bay Health Choices is a privately owned and operated clinic. We do not routinely bulk-bill appointments; however, this may be agreed upon on an individual basis for pensioners/health care card holders or students under 18. Please call before your appointment to confirm your eligibility.
Fees are payable on the day of your appointment.
We accept payment in the form of EFTPOS, Debit, or Credit Card (sorry, no cash option currently)
Total fee (inclusive of Medicare rebate) must be available at the time of payment, and Medicare rebates are returned instantly into your nominated account by Medicare or processed overnight, depending on payment method.
Our Privately Billed appointment costs for 2026* (from 1st Jan 2026)
Pensioners and Under 18 students Your Cost -Bulk Billed call to confirm your eligibility
Other charges
**Please call the clinic to confirm eligibility and book a home visit.
Please note that the clinic is accessible via one flight of stairs. If this presents a challenge due to mobility or disability, we’re happy to arrange a home visit.
Telehealth Fees & Medicare Rebates
From 1 November 2025, Medicare rebates for virtual or phone appointments require an in-person visit within the prior 12 months.
Telehealth is available for new patient's unable to attend the clinic in person, these will be at full appointment cost with no Medicare rebate -please contact the clinic to discuss.
A link to the payment will be sent via SMS on the day of the appointment for payment within 24 hrs.
*JBHC reserves the right to make changes to appointment fees, generally giving one month's notice of a planned increase
What is a Nurse Practitioner?
A Nurse Practitioner (NP) is a Registered Nurse with the experience, expertise and authority to diagnose and treat people of all ages with a variety of acute or chronic health conditions. NPs have completed additional university study at a Master’s degree level and are the most senior and independent clinical nurses in our health care system.
The title "Nurse Practitioner" can only be used by a person who has been endorsed by the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia.
National standards for practice ensure that Nurse Practitioners are capable of providing high quality, patient centered care.
Did you know NP's in Australia....
Do Nurse Practitioners need to work directly under the supervision of a Doctor?
No
On 1 November 2024, the Australian Government Department of Health and Aged care removed the legislated need for collaborative arrangements between participating midwives, nurse practitioners and medical practitioners to provide Medicare Benefits Schedule services and prescribe Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme medications .
https://www.health.gov.au/our-work/collaborative-arrangements
Why was this change necessary?