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Dr Sarah Chwah provides personalised obstetric and gynaecological care in Hurstville, Sydney, supporting women through pregnancy and every stage of their health journey with a compassionate, woman-centred approach.
Dr Sarah Chwah is an experienced obstetrician and gynaecologist based at Hurstville Private Hospital in Sydney. With a strong focus on obstetrics, she supports women throughout pregnancy and beyond with an individualised approach to care.
Dr Chwah values building trusting relationships with her patients, providing clear information and taking the time to understand each woman’s needs, wishes and preferences. Her approach aims to help women feel informed and supported when making decisions about their health, pregnancy and delivery.
Dr Sarah Chwah provides specialist obstetric and gynaecological care, with a particular focus on pregnancy and maternity care. Her services include pre-pregnancy counselling, early pregnancy assessment, antenatal care and postnatal follow-up.
Throughout pregnancy, Dr Chwah supports women to understand their options and make informed decisions about their care and delivery.
Patients can also access extended appointment times, midwifery input and on-site physiotherapy, alongside a supportive, all-female team and boutique consultation rooms designed to provide a comfortable and personal experience.
Dr Chwah also provides gynaecological care to support women’s health needs throughout different stages of life.
Dr Sarah Chwah supports women planning a pregnancy, those in early pregnancy, and women seeking ongoing care throughout pregnancy and after birth. She also provides guidance to women experiencing concerns during early pregnancy or seeking advice about their pregnancy care and delivery.
Her gynaecological services support women with a range of health needs throughout their lives.
Based in Hurstville, Dr Chwah welcomes patients from the St George area and surrounding Sydney communities.
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