Epilepsy Network Australia
EEG
An EEG (electroencephalogram) is a test that measures the electrical activity of the brain. It is a non-invasive, painless procedure that involves placing small electrodes on the scalp to detect the brain's electrical signals. It an important diagnostic test in people suspected to have had a seizure, and often aids in the diagnosis of epilepsy.
At ENA we provide an EEG service from our clinic at Epworth Eastern. We can provide routine EEGs, sleep-deprived EEGs, prolonged (3 hour) EEGs and Home-Video EEG monitoring. Please call us to discuss options and Dr Sethi can also be contacted do discuss which EEG modality is most appropriate for the clinical question. You can learn more about Home Video-EEG monitoring here.
To organise an EEG your medical practitioner can fax a referral 03 7066 4605, email to [email protected].
Patients can upload an existing referral here and medical practitioners can refer online here.
Epilepsy Network Australia is actively working to improve access to EEG services in regional Australia.
We provide an EEG service in Albury NSW and Bendigo VIC.
The Albury clinic is located at 1142 Pemberton Street, West Albury NSW 2640. In Albury, we are accepting referrals for routine and sleep-deprived EEGs for ages 5 years old and above. If a prolonged EEG is needed please contact us and we can arrange these on a case by case basis.
The Bendigo Clinic is open as of January 2026 and located at 1 Stewart Street, Bendigo 3550. In Bendigo we are currently accepting referrals for routine and sleep deprived EEGs for age 10 years old and up. For children between 5 and 10 year old, please contact the clinic and our clinicians can advise if we are able to offer testing.
