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Pasadena Medical Providing comprehensive healthcare for the Adelaide community.

Family Health • Women's Health • Men's Health • Chronic Condition Management • Preventative Care • Health Assessments.

💚 Have you completed your bowel cancer screening?Eligible Australians aged 45–74 can access free bowel cancer screening ...
15/10/2026

💚 Have you completed your bowel cancer screening?

Eligible Australians aged 45–74 can access free bowel cancer screening through the National Bowel Cancer Screening Program.

📦 Ages 45–49: Request your first free screening kit.
📬 Ages 50–74: A free kit is mailed to you every two years.

Not sure how to get started, need a replacement kit, or have questions about screening?

🩺 Pasadena Medical offers FREE phone consultations with our nurse to discuss bowel cancer screening and help you understand your options.

📱 Book your free nurse phone consultation online: https://automedsystems.com.au/ams/clinics/8756/pasadena-medical-pasadena-5042/doctors/a/discuss-bowel-cancer-screening-phone-consultation-with-the-nurse

Early detection matters. If you have symptoms or a family history of bowel cancer, please speak with your GP, even if you've completed a screening test.

Find out more at health.gov.au/nbcsp

🌿 Welcome to the team, Esther Buckler!We’re delighted to welcome Esther Buckler, Accredited Mental Health Social Worker ...
12/10/2026

🌿 Welcome to the team, Esther Buckler!

We’re delighted to welcome Esther Buckler, Accredited Mental Health Social Worker (AMHSW) and Counsellor, to the Pasadena Medical team.

Esther brings almost 20 years of experience in social work, supporting children, young people, families and caregivers through complex and challenging circumstances. She now brings this wealth of experience into her counselling practice, offering a calm, compassionate and judgement-free space for people to feel heard, understood and supported.

Esther has a particular passion for supporting women navigating emotional overwhelm, relationship difficulties and major life changes, while also welcoming anyone looking for a safe and respectful space to work through their concerns.

Some areas Esther can support with include:
✨ Anxiety and depression
✨ Relationship difficulties
✨ Parenting support
✨ Loss and grief
✨ Life transitions and periods of change
✨ Workplace stress
✨ Impacts of childhood trauma
✨ Personal growth and self-development
✨ Adolescent counselling (16+)

As an Accredited Mental Health Social Worker, Esther can also offer Medicare rebates to eligible clients with a Mental Health Treatment Plan and GP referral.

We’re so pleased to welcome Esther to our growing multidisciplinary team and to provide our patients with greater access to compassionate, personalised mental health support, right here at Pasadena Medical.

📍 Esther is now seeing patients at Pasadena Medical.

To book an appointment with Esther, contact our friendly reception team.

🍊 Welcome to the team, Glow Wellness & Nutrition!We’re so excited to welcome Gabby, Accredited Practising Dietitian from...
06/10/2026

🍊 Welcome to the team, Glow Wellness & Nutrition!

We’re so excited to welcome Gabby, Accredited Practising Dietitian from Glow Wellness & Nutrition, to the Pasadena Medical team! 🤍

Gabby is passionate about helping people build a positive and confident relationship with food, without the stress, guilt or confusion that nutrition advice can sometimes bring.

With a Bachelor of Human Nutrition and Master of Nutrition and Dietetics, Gabby provides compassionate, evidence-based nutrition care in a warm and judgement-free environment.

While she enjoys working across all areas of nutrition, some of her particular areas of interest include:
✨ Chronic condition management, including diabetes, cholesterol & blood pressure
✨ Kidney and liver health
✨ Women’s health
✨ General healthy eating
✨ Eating disorders & disordered eating
✨ Gut health & digestive disorders
✨ Weight management

Gabby believes nutrition should be realistic, enjoyable and sustainable, and works alongside each person to find an approach that fits their lifestyle, values and individual health goals.

We’re particularly excited to have Gabby joining us as we continue to expand our multidisciplinary team and provide our patients with access to more personalised care, all in one place.

📍 Gabby is now seeing patients at Pasadena Medical.

To book an appointment with Gabby, visit: https://www.halaxy.com/book/appointment/glow-wellness-and-nutrition-pasadena/location/1379901

WELCOME TO THE TEAM | MY COMMUNITY PHYSIOWe’re excited to welcome Michaela and the team from My Community Physio to Pasa...
22/09/2026

WELCOME TO THE TEAM | MY COMMUNITY PHYSIO

We’re excited to welcome Michaela and the team from My Community Physio to Pasadena Medical!

Our new physiotherapy service provides personalised care across a broad range of conditions, helping patients move better, recover well and build strength for everyday life.

Some areas of focus include:

• Injury management
• Strength & conditioning
• Post-operative rehabilitation
• Women’s health

These are just a few of the areas My Community Physio can support, with care tailored to each patient’s individual needs.

We’re so pleased to be expanding our multidisciplinary team and making it easier for our patients to access quality allied health care, all under one roof.

To book with My Community Physio, visit our website or contact the Pasadena Medical team. 🧡

✨ What a night! ✨Last night we brought together a wonderful group of women at Pasadena Medical for our Women’s Health Ni...
11/09/2026

✨ What a night! ✨

Last night we brought together a wonderful group of women at Pasadena Medical for our Women’s Health Night, held as part of Jean Hailes Women’s Health Week.

This year’s theme is “Do it anyway” — and we couldn’t think of a better message for women’s health.

Do the health check.
Ask the question.
Make the appointment.
Talk about the symptom you’ve been putting up with.
Make time for yourself.
Do it anyway. 💕

We were so lucky to have an incredible group of presenters sharing their knowledge and answering all of the questions you came with!

🌸 Dr Lloyd-Fox & Dr Hendrijanto talked all things hormones, exploring the changes women experience throughout life and the many questions that come with them.

🥑 Paige Wicks from Pearl Nutrition shared practical advice around nutrition and women’s health, helping us understand how what we eat can support our health and wellbeing.

💗 Neirmine, our Pelvic Health Physiotherapist, discussed pelvic floor health and took everyone through some practical exercises — giving us the opportunity to put some of that knowledge into practice!

🩺 Our nurses Meg & Hannah also joined us to talk about important health checks and the services available at Pasadena Medical, including the things women can — and should — be accessing throughout different stages of life.

A huge thank you to our presenters for sharing their expertise so generously, and to everyone who came along and made the night such a lovely, open and positive conversation about women’s health.

And of course, a big thank you to our Pasadena Medical team for all the work behind the scenes to make it happen. 🩷

We hope everyone left feeling more informed, more empowered and perhaps with a few things on their own health to-do list.

Whatever it is you’ve been putting off… maybe it’s time to . ✨

🌿 WOMEN’S HEALTH WEEK | DAY 5 — TO CONNECTAs we reach the final day of Women’s Health Week, we’re celebrating something ...
10/09/2026

🌿 WOMEN’S HEALTH WEEK | DAY 5 — TO CONNECT

As we reach the final day of Women’s Health Week, we’re celebrating something we all need — connection. 💚

Connection doesn’t have to mean a big social event or a busy calendar. Sometimes it’s the small things that matter most.

📱 Sending a voice message to a friend you haven’t spoken to in a while
☕ Having a coffee with a neighbour
🤝 Joining a community group
💬 Checking in on someone who might be having a difficult time
❤️ Making time for the people who make you feel like yourself

Social connection can have lasting benefits for both our physical and mental health, helping us build resilience, feel supported and feel a greater sense of belonging.

But staying connected isn’t always easy. Busy lives, distance, changing life stages, caring responsibilities, cultural factors and disability can all create barriers.

So today is about finding connection in ways that work for you — whether you’re feeling isolated and looking for a little more connection, or you’re in a position to help someone else feel less alone.

A text. A phone call. A coffee. A conversation.

Small steps count.

And sometimes, you just have to do it anyway. 💚

🌿 That brings us to the end of Women’s Health Week! Thank you for joining us as we’ve explored ways to fuel, move, rest, breathe and connect.

We hope you’ve found something this week that feels realistic, achievable and useful for you.

🌿 WOMEN’S HEALTH WEEK | DAY 4 — TO BREATHEYour mental health is just as important as your physical health. 💚Today is all...
09/09/2026

🌿 WOMEN’S HEALTH WEEK | DAY 4 — TO BREATHE

Your mental health is just as important as your physical health. 💚

Today is all about mental wellbeing — and the many things that can shape how we feel throughout our lives.

Hormonal changes. Major life stages. Work. Relationships. Parenting. Caring for others. Carrying more than your share.

Sometimes, it’s a lot.

And it can be difficult to recognise when you’re struggling, feeling overwhelmed, exhausted or disconnected from yourself — especially when you’re used to putting everyone else first.

Today is a reminder to acknowledge those experiences without judgement and remember that your mental health deserves the same attention and care as your physical health.

Taking a moment to breathe. Making time for yourself. Talking to someone you trust. Asking for help when you need it.

And if things don’t feel right, you don’t have to wait until they get worse before reaching out. Speaking with your GP can be a good place to start.

Your wellbeing matters. Take a breath. And do it anyway. 💚

🌿 TONIGHT — WOMEN’S HEALTH WEEK PATIENT INFORMATION EVENING

We’re hosting our Women’s Health Week evening tonight, Thursday 10 September, and we’d love to see you there.

👉 Details and RSVP: https://www.facebook.com/events/2083490119210597

🌿 WOMEN’S HEALTH WEEK | DAY 3 — TO RESTRest shouldn’t have to be a reward. It’s part of looking after your health. 💚Gett...
08/09/2026

🌿 WOMEN’S HEALTH WEEK | DAY 3 — TO REST

Rest shouldn’t have to be a reward. It’s part of looking after your health. 💚

Getting enough sleep is one of the most important things you can do for your physical and mental wellbeing — but for many women, getting a good night’s sleep isn’t always that simple.

There are so many reasons sleep can be difficult:
🌙 Anxiety and stress
🌡️ Perimenopause and menopause
💪 Pain or discomfort
⏰ Shift work and busy schedules
👶 Small children who don’t always get the memo that it’s bedtime!

And rest is about more than sleep.

It can be taking five minutes to sit quietly, lying down when you’re tired, stepping outside for some fresh air, putting your phone away or simply giving yourself permission to stop being productive for a while.

Those moments matter.

Today we’re looking at what it means to prioritise rest in everyday life — including sleep, practical ways to wind down and when ongoing sleep problems might be worth talking to your GP about.

Rest isn’t lazy. It isn’t self-indulgent. It’s how your body repairs, resets and keeps going.

So if you need permission to rest today… do it anyway. 💚

And a reminder that our Women's Health Week patient information evening is happening tomorrow — Thursday 10 September!

👉 Come along and join us: https://www.facebook.com/events/2083490119210597

🌿 WOMEN’S HEALTH WEEK | DAY 2 — TO MOVEBeing active isn’t just for people who love the gym. It’s for everyone — in all b...
07/09/2026

🌿 WOMEN’S HEALTH WEEK | DAY 2 — TO MOVE

Being active isn’t just for people who love the gym. It’s for everyone — in all bodies, at every stage of life and in whatever form fits into your day. 💚

Today we’re reframing what it means to be active.

Exercise doesn’t have to be intense, structured or time-consuming to make a difference. Regular movement built into everyday life can have real benefits for your physical health, mental wellbeing and energy levels.

And we know there are barriers.
⏰ Time
🔋 Energy
💰 Cost
💪 Pain or physical limitations
👶 Caring responsibilities
💭 Self-doubt

For women living with disability or chronic illness, being active can come with additional challenges too.

So today is about taking the pressure off and finding movement that works for you.

A walk around the block. Dancing in the kitchen. Gardening. Stretching. Playing with the kids. Taking the stairs. Whatever gets you moving counts.

It doesn’t have to be perfect. Just do it anyway. 💚

And don’t forget, we’re hosting our Women’s Health Week patient information evening this Thursday 10 September. Come along and join the conversation around women’s health and wellbeing.

👉 Details and RSVP: https://www.facebook.com/events/2083490119210597

🌿 WOMEN’S HEALTH WEEK | DAY 1 — TO FUELIt’s Women’s Health Week! 💚This year’s theme is Do It Anyway — a reminder that lo...
06/09/2026

🌿 WOMEN’S HEALTH WEEK | DAY 1 — TO FUEL

It’s Women’s Health Week! 💚

This year’s theme is Do It Anyway — a reminder that looking after your health doesn’t have to mean doing everything perfectly. It’s about taking small, achievable steps towards better health, even when life is busy.

Across the week, we’ll be exploring a different women’s health topic each day, sharing practical information, expert advice and real stories to help you care for your health in ways that feel realistic and achievable.

And today, we’re talking nutrition.

Food is fuel — but eating well doesn’t always feel simple.

Between work, family, busy schedules and everything else on the list, finding the time (and energy!) to think about what you’re eating can feel like another job.

So today, let’s get back to basics.

🥚 Add some protein to your breakfast
🥦 Add an extra serve of vegetables to dinner
🥜 Keep easy, nourishing snacks on hand
💧 Remember to drink enough water
🥗 And sometimes… simply remembering to eat lunch counts too!

There’s no one-size-fits-all approach to nutrition. What works for a woman in her 20s may look very different during pregnancy, after having children, through perimenopause or menopause, or as we get older.

Eating well doesn’t mean eating perfectly. It means finding what works for you — and doing it anyway. 💚

And if you’d like to join us in person, we’re hosting a Women’s Health Week patient information evening on Thursday 10 September. We’d love to see you there!

👉 Find the details and RSVP here: https://www.facebook.com/events/2083490119210597

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16-30 Fiveash Drive, Pasadena
Adelaide, SA
5042

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm
Saturday 8:30am - 11:30am

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+61873244585

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