Pregnancy care can begin as soon as you’re pregnant, no referral is required. Lizzie will arrange your referral to your local hospital for shared care, including labour and birth care. Postnatal care is provided up to 7 weeks post birth. Appointments are bulk billed with Medicare. If you do not have Medicare, please make contact to discuss costs. Care is planned in partnership and aligns with ACM National Midwifery Guidelines for Consultation and Referral and WA Health Pregnancy Care Guidelines.

Pregnancy care includes regular check ups to monitor your health and your baby's wellbeing. From blood tests and scans to emotional support and birth planning, you are supported to feel informed, safe and empowered at every stage of your pregnancy journey.

Appointments may include:

• Clinical assessments: Checking your blood pressure and testing your urine.

• Baby development checks: Tracking growth, listening to the heartbeat, and checking their position.

• Pathology and imaging results: Reviewing your routine blood tests and ultrasounds.

• Holistic wellbeing discussions: Chatting about both your physical and emotional health.

• Pernatal education: Accessing resources for pregnancy, birth, and parenting preparation.

• Collaborative care planning: Answering your questions and mapping out your next steps.

Antenatal care is also an opportunity to build a trusting relationship, support informed decision-making, and ensure any concerns are identified early.

Care is individualised to your stage of pregnancy and your specific needs.

A postnatal appointment is a check up with Lizzie after your baby is born to support you and your baby’s wellbeing.

It may include:
• Checking your physical recovery and vital signs
• Supporting feeding (breast or bottle)
• Monitoring your baby’s growth, feeding, and wellbeing
• Providing emotional wellbeing support and check-ins
• Checking stitches, bleeding, or other post-birth concerns
• Answering questions and supporting early parenting

Postnatal care is a space to help you adjust, recover, and feel supported in the first weeks after birth.

Care is individualised and based on you and your baby’s needs.