Obstetrician and gynaecologist in Kogarah

Dr Anu Mahadik consults at St George Private Hospital and cares for women through pregnancy, birth and gynaecological health. This page covers her Kogarah rooms, the hospital, how to get there, and how to book.

Main entrance St George Private Hospital in Kogarah, Sydney, NSW, Australia

Rooms and hours

Dr Mahadik’s rooms and opening hours at Kogarah

Dr Mahadik’s Kogarah rooms are at St George Private Hospital. The address, phone number and opening hours are below.

St George Private Hospital
Suite 2, Level 5, 1 South Street
Kogarah NSW 2217

Fax Kogarah (02) 9553 1022

Office hours

Monday
09:30–16:00
Tuesday
09:30–16:00
Wednesday
09:30–16:00
Thursday
09:30–17:30
Friday
10:00–15:00

Available appointment times may differ from our consulting hours. To see current availability, please use the booking button or call the practice.

Consulting here

Consulting at St George Private Hospital

Dr Anu Mahadik holds her consulting rooms at St George Private Hospital in Sydney's south. She sees women for pregnancy care and for a wide range of gynaecological concerns. Her rooms are in Suite 2, Level 5.

Dr Mahadik is affiliated with St George Private Hospital and with Westmead Private Hospital in Westmead. If Kogarah is not the easier location for you, she also consults at the Westmead rooms.

Babies are delivered at St George Private Hospital, so your antenatal care, your birth and your postnatal check can all happen in the one place.

What she cares for

What Dr Mahadik sees patients for at Kogarah

At Kogarah, Dr Mahadik sees women for both pregnancy care and gynaecology. A GP referral lets you claim a Medicare rebate for your visit.

Pregnancy and birth

Care through pregnancy and birth includes:

Gynaecology

Gynaecological care includes:

  • Contraception and birth control in Sydney

    Find the birth control that fits your body and your life.

  • Infertility

    Fertility testing and treatment, from first checks to a referral for IVF when it is needed.

  • Menopause

    Support through perimenopause and menopause, from managing symptoms to hormone therapy.

  • Menstrual disorders

    Assessment and treatment for heavy, painful, irregular, or unexpected bleeding.

  • PMOS

    Diagnosis and management for polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (previously PCOS).

  • Colposcopy

    A closer look at your cervix after an abnormal screening result.

  • Fibroids

    Treatment for fibroids, from medication to surgery.

  • Ovarian cysts

    Checks and treatment for ovarian cysts, if they're needed.

  • STIs

    Confidential STI testing and treatment.

  • Urinary incontinence

    Help for a leaky bladder — it's common, and treatable.

  • Endometriosis

    Help with the pain of endometriosis, medical or surgical.

The maternity unit

The maternity unit at St George Private Hospital

If you are booked for your birth at St George Private Hospital, it helps to know what the maternity unit offers. The details below come from the hospital.

Birthing suites

There are six modern birthing rooms. Each one has a large ensuite with a bath and a shower. Each room also has wireless monitoring, so you can move around freely during labour.

Maternity ward

The maternity ward has 23 private rooms, each with its own ensuite. The rooms have large windows, a television and a phone.

Special Care Nursery

The hospital has a Special Care Nursery. It provides extra care for babies born after 34 weeks.

Your care team

At St George Private Hospital, your care is shared by a team. This can include obstetricians, midwives, anaesthetists, sonographers, breastfeeding specialists, physiotherapists and paediatricians.

Learn more about the maternity unit at St George Private Hospital on the hospital’s own website.

Gynaecology

Gynaecological surgery at Kogarah

Dr Mahadik also does gynaecological surgery at St George Private Hospital. This includes keyhole (laparoscopic) surgery. It also includes surgery through the tummy or the vagina. The type of surgery depends on what you need. She talks it through with you first.

You can read more on the fibroids, endometriosis and ovarian cysts pages. You can also ask about your own situation at your appointment.

Getting here

Getting to the Kogarah rooms

Dr Mahadik's rooms are in Suite 2, Level 5 at St George Private Hospital, 1 South Street, Kogarah.

Parking

There is a multi-storey car park with 131 spaces. You reach it from Hogben Street. There is also limited underground parking under the hospital, which you enter from South Street. Two-hour street parking is available around the hospital as well.

Accessible parking is in the car park under the hospital, with the entrance just to the left of the hospital's main entrance. Parking fees apply — the current rates are on the hospital's website.

Public transport

Kogarah train station is a short walk from the hospital. It is on the T4 Eastern Suburbs and Illawarra line. Several bus routes also stop nearby.

Common questions

Kogarah rooms — common questions

Her rooms are in Suite 2, Level 5 at St George Private Hospital, 1 South Street, Kogarah NSW 2217.

Babies are delivered at St George Private Hospital. Your antenatal care, birth and postnatal check can all take place there.

Yes. A GP referral is needed before your first appointment, and it lets you claim a Medicare rebate. Your GP can refer you to Dr Mahadik at either Kogarah or Westmead.

Yes. There is a multi-storey car park entered from Hogben Street, and limited underground parking entered from South Street. Two-hour street parking is also available nearby. Parking fees apply.

Kogarah train station is a short walk away, on the T4 Eastern Suburbs and Illawarra line. Several bus routes also stop nearby.

Yes. Dr Mahadik sees women at Kogarah for a wide range of gynaecological concerns, and also does gynaecological surgery at the hospital.

Yes. She also consults at Westmead Private Hospital in Westmead. You can choose whichever location is easier for you.

Booking an appointment at Kogarah

A GP referral is needed before your first appointment. Your GP can refer you to Dr Mahadik at Kogarah. A current referral also lets you claim a Medicare rebate. When you are ready, you can book online. Booking opens the Kogarah page on HealthEngine, where you can choose a day and time. Current consult fees and any Medicare rebate are shown there.