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Find a cervical screening test provider
This Cervical Screening Directory allows you to find a cervical screening provider that suits your needs including location, preference of health care provider, language spoken by the provider and any disability access. You can also find cervical screening providers who are ready to offer the self-collection test.
All women and people with a cervix aged 25 to 74 who have ever been sexually active should have a Cervical Screening Test every 5 years to offer the best chance at preventing cervical cancer.
Disclaimer
Whilst every effort is made to ensure the information uploaded to this directory is accurate and up to date, this directory is populated with information provided by the service providers listed.
Cancer Council Victoria accepts no liability for any injury, loss or damage incurred by use or reliance on the information in this directory. Providers listed are independent providers who have opted to be included in the directory and CCV accepts no liability in the event their information changes or the services shown are no longer available.
We recommend you contact the service provider first to confirm the cervical screening services you require are still available and to make a booking.
Please note: This Cervical Screening Directory only provides details of providers in Victoria, Australia.
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HealthMint
12/2-10 William Thwaites Blvd,
Cranbourne north, VIC, 3977
Phone: 03 5611 3365
Koo Wee Rup Medical Centre
360 Rossiter Rd,
KOO WEE RUP, VIC, 3981
Phone: 03-5997-1222
Lang Lang Community Family Medicine
5 Whitstable St,
LANG LANG, VIC, 3984
Phone: 03-5997-5799
South Gippsland Family Medicine
4-6/1 Billson St,
WONTHAGGI, VIC, 3995
Phone: 03-5672-4111
PreviousYou can choose how you do your next Cervical Screening Test
There are now two options available for your next Cervical Screening Test. You can choose to have a healthcare provider do the test for you using a speculum and a small brush or you can choose to self-collect your test, using a small swab. Both options are accessed through a healthcare provider.
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