PRESS RELEASE: QENDO Launches Manage Endo: A Groundbreaking Multidisciplinary Care Initiative for Endometriosis and pelvic pain.
QENDO Launches Manage Endo: A Groundbreaking Multidisciplinary Care Initiative for Endometriosis and pelvic pain.
QENDO, a leading voice for those impacted by endometriosis, adenomyosis, PCOS, and pelvic pain, is proud to announce the launch of Manage Endo, a pioneering multidisciplinary care program designed to transform how endometriosis is managed in Australia.
This innovative initiative brings together a team of expert healthcare professionals – including gynaecologists, pain specialists, pelvic physiotherapists, dietitians, psychologists, and general practitioners – to provide truly holistic, patient-centered care. Manage Endo is built on the understanding that managing endometriosis isn’t one-size-fits-all and requires a coordinated approach to address the complex nature of the condition.
“People with endo deserve more than a standard approach to care,” said Jess Taylor, CEO of QENDO. “Manage Endo is about bridging the gaps in the current system and giving people access to a full support team, all working together to support the individual, not just the symptoms.”
QENDO has long been committed to empowering people with lived experience through support, education, and advocacy. The Manage Endo program is the next step in that commitment, aiming to reduce diagnostic delays, improve treatment outcomes, and make multidisciplinary care accessible and affordable.
Key features of the Manage Endo program include:
Personalised care plans developed by a multidisciplinary team
Coordination between allied health and medical professionals
Education and tools to support self-management and informed decision-making
Support for regional and remote communities through telehealth integration
With the recent federal government commitment to improving endometriosis care, QENDO’s Manage Endo aligns with the National Endometriosis Action Plan and builds on the momentum toward better outcomes for the one in nine Australian women and people assigned female at birth living with the condition.
To find out more or register interest in the program, visit: https://www.qendo.org.au/manageendo
Media Contact:
Ash Webb
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0431 015 441
www.qendo.org.au
Since 1988, QENDO has been the leading charity supporting people affected by endometriosis, adenomyosis, PCOS, and infertility across Australia and New Zealand.
We provide free, evidence-based education, vital resources, peer-led programs, and the world’s only dedicated support line for these conditions.
QENDO was instrumental in the creation of the National Action Plan for Endometriosis and continues to shape its implementation as a trusted advisor. In 2020, we launched the first-ever free app for endometriosis and related conditions—now one of the top-ranked health apps in Australia and New Zealand.
As the only national charity offering these services, QENDO is at the forefront of change, advancing research, improving care, and amplifying the voices of those living with pelvic pain and chronic health conditions.