242A Hoppers Ln, Werribee VIC 3030, Australia
242A Hoppers Lane
Werribee
VI
Abortion Clinic, Clinics, Fertility Clinic, Free Clinic
Health
(03) 9769 4134
http://www.womensclinic.com.au/
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About the business
Abortion Clinic Melbourne | The Women's Clinic Victoria
Safest, quickest & cheapest abortion service (Pregnancy Termination) for Melbourne & surrounds. Surgical Abortions. Confidential, experienced, trusted.
User Reviews
erica said 2 years ago
There may be a shorter waitlist to get an appointment here but please please avoid this clinic and book else where. Extreme cruel to women, unethically ran clinic.
Dan Brooksmith said 2 years ago
7+ hour weight times. Nasty staff clinic run to benefit doctors.
Luke Sotiriadis said 2 years ago
treated with no respext.
Sherry Saini said 2 years ago
Nice staff
sonya redden said 2 years ago
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