Dr Kylie Goh in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia | Medical and health

Dr Kylie Goh

Locality: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 9344 5050

Address: Suite A, Level 2, Frances Perry House, 20 Flemington Road 3052 Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.drkyliegoh.com.au/

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21.01.2022 We are always so delighted to receive photos of babies, especially during this pandemic. Photos like these totally bring a smile to our face! Congratulations Marina and Frank on the arrival of their gorgeous son, Charlie!

20.01.2022 Carter looking so adorable in his Christmas outfit! Can't believe it has been a year. Thank you Priscilla and Frankie for the lovely Christmas card!

18.01.2022 To help keep everyone within the hospital safe, we are still continuing with the screening and safety measures. Please refer to the guidelines below:

15.01.2022 {New update for visitors policy at The Women's and Frances Perry House} We understand this is a very challenging time and we sincerely appreciate everyone for following stay at home directives set by the government. These are in place so we can protect you and our healthcare workers during this pandemic. NEW UPDATE >>... In line with DHHS directives: ** partners/carers/support people can no longer attend consultations and ultrasound appointments at the hospital. This includes our private consulting rooms. Any support person will be asked to drop off the patient and return for pick up. ** A partner/carer/support person for an inpatient will only be allowed to visit a patient on a ward for 2 hours each day. ** A partner/carer/support person for a maternity patient in Birth Suite or Theatre can remain for the duration of the labour/birth but restrictions apply on post-natal ward per day. As you can imagine we are living in a very fluid environment and things may change anytime. We will closely monitor the situation and update you quickly as we can. Thank you for your understanding. Stay safe.

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15.01.2022 Face masks will be required when you attend The Women's, Frances Perry House and consultations in our consulting rooms. You are welcome to bring your own or obtain one at screening. Thank you for all your cooperation.

14.01.2022 Wishing everyone a very happy festive season! 2020 will definitely be a year to remember. Stay well and keep safe.

13.01.2022 {COVID19 Update} As announced by the Premier this afternoon, we will be returning to Stay at Home restrictions for metropolitan Melbourne and Mitchell Shire from 11:59pm on Wednesday 8 July 2020. We will update you on the latest news if there are any changes to the screening measures and visitor's policy at The Women's and Frances Perry House. ... Please do not attend your consultation if you are unwell. Please call ahead and we will provide support for your antenatal and gynaecology appointments. If you have any concerns related to COVID19, please contact Coronavirus Hotline 1800 675 398. Thank you and please stay safe everyone.

12.01.2022 Very useful information for all patients coming into consulting rooms for appointments.

11.01.2022 We love seeing family updates especially with sisters Lizzie and Maddie! It is always wonderful to see how much kids has grown over the years. Lachlan and his sister has grown so much and of course, our cute addition, baby Spencer. Thank you so much for sharing these updates!

11.01.2022 This is the latest update we have received from The Royal Women's Hospital regarding visitor rules to the hospital. They will update us if the situation changes.

09.01.2022 Say hiii to baby Aaron! We love seeing our new babies! Thank you for sharing Xin Tian & Tong!

09.01.2022 Christmas Eve is here! How time flies this year! Say hello to adorable baby Lucas in his dashing outfit. Congratulations Jeff and Thanh!

09.01.2022 Getting ready for Christmas in the rooms! What a year it has been.

07.01.2022 *NEW* Visitor Guidelines From Monday 21 December, The Women's visitor policy will be eased further to allow one (1) partner or support person to accompany a patient to their antenatal and imaging appointments which includes private consulting rooms on level 2. Screening measures continue before entering the hospital. ... Keep up to date with COVID19 information for The Royal Women's Hospital https://www.thewomens.org.au/pa/covid-19-advice-and-updates

05.01.2022 Welcoming baby Petersen! He's definitely rockin' a cool haircut too! Congratulations to parents Peter and Yun!

05.01.2022 Being a new parent can be daunting even at the best of times let alone during a pandemic. PANDA CEO Julie Borninkhof gives expecting or new parents some tips on how to cope with the new chapter of life amid COVID-19. https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=4217742081633585

03.01.2022 Little Baby Lucas looking so snug and content. Enjoying his cuddle time!! Congratulations Tran Thanh!

02.01.2022 Whooping cough vaccine is recommended as a single dose between 20 and 32 weeks in each pregnancy and is provided at no cost for pregnant women through the National Immunisation Program (NIP). Whooping cough is a serious disease for babies, and can be deadly. Vaccinating pregnant women is the best way to protect young babies against whooping cough. When you are vaccinated, your antibodies transfer from you to your developing baby. They receive protection from you when they are too young to be vaccinated themselves. For more information: visit https://www.health.gov.au//immu/immunisation-for-pregnancy