What should Matilda support next?

Help shape the next Matilda Health programs

Matilda Health currently supports patients preparing for and recovering from endometriosis-related surgery and hysterectomy.

We’re expanding our programs to support more people undergoing gynaecological, obstetric, and women’s health procedures, and we want clinicians to help us determine where Matilda can have the greatest impact next.

If there is a procedure, patient group or area of care you would like Matilda to support, register your interest below.

Your feedback will help us understand clinical demand, prioritise future programs and identify clinicians and services interested in early access, co-design or piloting new programs.

Programs we’re exploring

Based on feedback from clinicians, some of the areas we are currently exploring include:

Pelvic organ prolapse & pelvic floor reconstruction
Prehabilitation and recovery support for patients undergoing prolapse and reconstructive pelvic floor surgery.

Caesarean birth
Practical multidisciplinary preparation and recovery support before and after caesarean birth.

Endometriosis without surgery
Multidisciplinary education and support for people managing endometriosis conservatively or while awaiting surgery.

Other gynaecological procedures
We know there are many other areas where patients could benefit from better preparation, education and recovery support. Tell us what you think Matilda should support next.

Request a Matilda program

Are you a gynaecologist, GP, allied health professional, hospital, health service or other clinician?

Tell us what you would like Matilda to support.

Built with clinicians. Designed around patients.

Matilda’s programs are developed alongside clinicians, patients and researchers to provide accessible, evidence-based multidisciplinary support beyond the consultation.

By registering your interest, you’ll help us understand where the greatest unmet needs are and where Matilda could make the biggest difference next.

Built on a model already supporting gynaecological surgery.


Thousands of patients supported, from 100+ referring gynaecologists across Australia & New Zealand

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