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Getting fit to fly: How to look after your health before flying abroad
Making sure you have your health in order before flying abroad is essential to ensure you get the most out of your trip and helps prevent some major health concerns
Eustachian tube dysfunction: Causes, symptoms and treatments!
Eustachian tube dysfunction is a common condition that impacts the ear and can cause pressure, muffled hearing, a feeling of fullness in the ear, popping sounds, and tinnitus
Denise’s story: Climbing Sydney Harbour Bridge just 14 weeks after knee replacement surgery
"My surgeon believed in me". Read Denise’s story about how she went from undergoing knee replacement surgery at The Winterbourne Hospital to climbing the Sydney Harbour Bridge 3 months later.
Going private: your pathway to personalised healthcare
Everything you need to know about choosing private healthcare, from your first consultation to aftercare, with faster access and consultant-led treatment.
Going private: your pathway to personalised healthcare
Everything you need to know about choosing private healthcare, from your first consultation to aftercare, with faster access and consultant-led treatment.
Beat the heat: Tips for keeping safe in the summer
Knowing how to keep you and your environment cool during the summer can help prevent you from developing heat-related health concerns, such as heat exhaustion and heat stroke
Leading the way in joint replacement surgery
Our orthopaedic team combines advanced surgical techniques with tailored rehabilitation plans to get you back to full mobility sooner.
Innovative treatments for neurological conditions
Our neurology specialists offer advanced diagnostics and treatment pathways for a wide range of conditions, supported by dedicated rehabilitation services.
Heart health: advanced diagnostics and treatment options
A comprehensive look at how our cardiology teams combine early diagnostics, minimally invasive procedures, and long-term monitoring to support patients through every stage of heart health, from first symptoms to full recovery and ongoing prevention.
Irregular periods: What to look out for and how to manage them
Occasional irregular periods can be normal. However, if they are persistently unpredictable, it can be a sign of an underlying health concern
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