Dr Harry Ngo

Dr Harry Ngo is a Gynaecologist and Obstetrician who works in Bankstown, NSW. He sees patients at Bankstown Clinic, Suite 8, 1-5 Jacobs Street, Bankstown 2200. You can reach him by calling 0297072488.

Dr Ngo cares for women’s health. He helps with Pap smears, prenatal care, birth control counseling, and the evaluation of menstrual problems. These services cover checks before pregnancy, guidance during pregnancy, and help with daily health needs related to the menstrual cycle. His work in obstetrics and gynecology focuses on keeping women healthy at every stage of life.

This clinic is located in Bankstown, a busy suburb in Sydney’s southwest. It is easy for local families to access care close to home. The location helps patients feel comfortable and supported during regular checkups or more involved care like birth planning or managing menstrual issues.

The care style is patient-centered. Dr Ngo aims to listen first and explain options clearly. He emphasizes what matters most to each patient and supports decisions that fit their lives. He provides careful examinations, thoughtful guidance, and practical plans that patients can follow.

Dr Ngo values continuous learning. He keeps up with new practices in gynecology and obstetrics to offer up-to-date care. He stays connected with a team of health professionals to share knowledge and improve patient outcomes. Teamwork is important in his approach, especially for prenatal care and birth plans. He coordinates with nurses and other clinicians to ensure smooth visits and coordinated care.

Patients can feel confident with Dr Ngo because of his focus on clear communication, respectful care, and reliable service. The clinic builds trust through consistent, high-quality care and a strong reputation in the local community.

For families in Bankstown and surrounding areas, Dr Harry Ngo brings expertise in women’s health, pregnancy care, and common gynecologic issues. He combines careful assessment with practical advice, helping patients make informed choices about their health now and in the future.