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Obstetrician under $2000 Melb. South East?

Brussell Sprout View Member Profile	20/03/2012, 02:52 PM Post #31
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QUOTE (soontobegran @ 17/01/2012, 08:44 PM) Will send you a PM Hi - EB isn't letting me send PM's today for some weird and wonderful reason. I too am new to Melbourne and have experience mild heart failure at the prices being charged by some of the Ob's. Could you please PM me (if it works for you) the details as well? Many thanks

lady_Mosh View Member Profile	20/03/2012, 03:03 PM Post #32
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Hi STBG Looks like you're in demand for your recommendations! I too would love a PM re your recs of obs who work out of cabrini. I've just discovered that i'm pregnant and at around 6-7 weeks so i'm a little anxious that i may not be able to get my pick of ob or even possibly cabrini. Better get my butt into gear! Thanks so much!!

Zenday View Member Profile	26/03/2012, 10:21 PM Post #33
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Hi all I am in the same boat, could you please PM through the details as well? Many thanks

sp_littleone View Member Profile	03/04/2012, 06:56 PM Post #34
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Hi, could you please PM me too the details as I need to find an OB under $2000 as well. Same situation as Littlelittle. We want to go to either Frances Perry House, Freemasons or St Vincents and Mercy Private. Please help!!

LoT View Member Profile	16/04/2012, 11:08 PM Post #35
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Anyone know of good Obs under $2000 in the West/inner north suburbs of Melbourne?

Ella Minnow Pea View Member Profile	30/04/2012, 11:03 AM Post #36
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I have the same question as many above. Hopefully going private, either FPH or Freemasons, and shocked to find out that all the obs my GP gave me the details (and glowing endorsements) of charge around $4000 out of pocket for management. I was expecting about half. How naive! So, does anyone know of an obs at FBH or Freemasons who charges around $2000? If so, I would appreciate a PM. Thanks in advance

Jan01 View Member Profile	02/05/2012, 12:33 AM Post #37
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Oh my goodness, I would really appreciate if anyone could PM me some similar information to what LittleLittle is requesting (about OB's)! We're not pg yet but stupidly thought by taking out PHI 12 months in advance including pregnancy we would be covered for the OB and Hospital!!! (what a waste of $$$$) We're in a similar situation, in the malvern area (I've checked out Cabrini) and would like to go private but are on a budget.Thanks in advance to anyone that can help!

Jan01 View Member Profile	02/05/2012, 12:34 AM Post #38
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Oh and I'm not with this PHI but I found the webpage useful for info about medicare caps and average costs! http://www.nib.com.au/home/Pages/The_costs...ing_a_baby.aspx

missmaris80 View Member Profile	22/05/2012, 09:34 PM Post #39
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Hi all, I've 5 weeks pg and would also like someone to pm me details of private hospitals obs around the the mulgrave area

missmaris80 View Member Profile	25/05/2012, 04:48 PM Post #40
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hi, im in the same situation. i would love some names of some obs or hospital stay recommendations\ experiences of cabrini or jessie mac. DH is even liking waverly private because were close to it. so excited and nervous at the same time

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