Sexual Health

We offer a wide range of multidisciplinary services to treat, screen and educate people about sexually transmitted infections. Our clinics operated on both a walk-in and appointment basis.

This is a free service – a Medicare card is not required and travellers are welcome at all of our clinics. A general practitioner (GP) referral is not needed to attend any of our sexual health clinics.

South Terrace Clinic

Services at our South Terrace clinic include:

• testing and management of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) (Healthy WA) and blood-borne viruses (Healthy WA)
• contact tracing – read more about contact tracing (Healthy WA)
• counselling  for sexual health related concerns (post diagnosis-of an STI such as herpes or genital warts)
• telephone information
• safe sex advice – read more about safe sex (Healthy WA)
• community education.

Please note that sexual dysfunction services are not offered.

Walk-in (all ages) clinics

A walk-in clinic for all ages is available on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday mornings. These clinics are for people of all ages and no appointment is needed. People with urgent symptoms will take priority.

Walk in clinic (under 26 years)

On Wednesday afternoon there is a walk-in clinic for clients under 26 years old.

Timed appointments

As well as our general walk-in clinic times we offer booked appointments. You are welcome to phone 9431 3145 and speak to one of our sexual health nurses who can determine which is the best clinic for you to attend and make an appointment.

Outreach clinics

Two outreach clinics offering free services for young people under 26 years old are located in Armadale and Rockingham. No referrals are needed to attend these clinics. Both clinics are run in partnership with Headspace (external site).

Services include:

• testing and management of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) (Healthy WA) and blood-borne viruses (Healthy WA)
• contact tracing – read more about contact tracing (Healthy WA)
• counselling for sexual health related concerns (post-diagnosis of an STI such as herpes or genital warts and contraception related counselling)
• safe sex advice – read more about safe sex (Healthy WA)
• community education.

Information for health professionals

Information for GPs

Contacts
General enquiries/medical: 9431 2149
Fax: 9431 2035

Referrals

Please contact the clinic to discuss urgent cases. Urgent appointment requests can be faxed direct. Other requests for outpatient clinic appointments should be submitted through the Central Referral Service

Central Referral Service