The Wellend Health clinic was founded to set a new standard of care in women’s health. As an advanced women’s health clinic, we specialise in delivering a multidisiplinary service focused on the needs of women today and the health problems they face.
Our team of dedicated doctors offer breast cancer risk assessment, genetic analysis and counseling and treatment to reduce breast cancer risk, reduction of mammographic breast density to better find interval cancers and prevent breast cancer.
We provide treatment for women experiencing fluctuating and/or inadequate hormones as well as related gynaecological issues such as painful intercourse, mid-life contraception options and pelvic pain. We also offer support and pharmacological program management for women suffering chronic pain.
Located in Adelaide, South Australia, our state-of-the-art women’s health offers individualised treatments and advanced diagnostic tools in a clinical protocol offered nowhere else in world.
If you are interested in learning more about how Wellend can help you please contact us to book an initial consultation!
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Have a listen to our podcast, covering topics such as the causes of high mammographic breast density, the importance of breast density in determining breast cancer risk and more.
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Following thirty years of work in the field of breast cancer treatment, Wellend is now pioneering the field of breast cancer prevention. As a clinical trial centre we are in collaboration with some of the world’s leading medical and research institutions, such as the Mayo Clinic, we are at the forefront of modern medicine in breast health.
Wellend is committed to the education of both patients and medical professionals. In our Education Centre we aim to provide relevant content for both patients and doctors. If you are a medical professional and are seeking a greater understanding of our patient management program we invite you to reach out to us directly.
Wellend Health Founder & Chief Medical Officer
Prof Birrell speaks about what breast density is, what it means to have high breast density and how it can be treated.
Reduces breast density (as seen on a mammogram), which reduces the risk of getting breast cancer.
LEARN MOREMissed breast cancers during routine mammograms is a major driver of mortality. Reducing breast density increases early cancer detection.
LEARN MOREIndividualised management of hormonal therapy to conrol mamographic breast density
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