My husband has seen several doctors at Kwinana Medical Centre over the last five years. He has liked all the doctors he's seen - most recently Dr Tom Owen, who he's found to be very open, friendly and easy to talk to. I've seen Dr Kia Alizedeh twice and appreciate his wisdom, professionalism and down-to-earth manner. Ie I think he would be a quite 'blunt' straight-to-the-point kind of doctor-- in a non-judgmental way. More important for me I think he sees the whole person - physical mental emotional spiritual - not just a series of symptoms or test numbers. Imo, 'front of house' staff tell you everything about a medical centre. Kwinana can't be the easiest area to work in, and I think KMS make a real effort: reception staff are always courteous and friendly, even when they're clearly very busy, I notice how respectfully they speak to everyone at the front desk and phone calls are answered promptly, even if they need to ask you to hold. My husband has never waited more than five or ten minutes for his appointment. And they bulk bill, which they dont have to. Appreciation

Handy tips

Need a doctor to check on your health?

Prevention is better than cure. Consider these tips to stay healthy. Whilst periodic check ups are important, you want to do all you can to see your doctor when necessary:

Eat balanced meals to maintain a healthy weight. Cut out saturated fats and include more veggies and fruits in your diet.

Exercise regularly to keep health issues, such as cardiovascular diseases, diabetes and obesity at bay.

Get your daily dose of sleep to fend off problems such as depression, fatigue and weak immunity.

Avoid excessive smoking and alcohol consumption for healthy lungs, stomach, liver and pancreas.

Keep track of your vital signs at home—blood pressure, heart rate, breathing rate and blood sugar levels. There are many watches, gadgets and other electronic devices to help track this.

Consider herbal alternative remedies. Speak to the best doctors who follow eastern medicine practices and philosophies about trying out herbal treatments.

When you do need to visit a medical practitioner, our online listings will help you find a doctor that you’re most comfortable with. Keep on searching and don’t forget to compare quotes for family and local doctors. Your health is everything.

Doctors - Common Questions

Can I make a same-day appointment with a doctor?

The best way to secure a same-day appointment with a doctor is to call the practice and ask if they are able to see you on that day.
You can find the contact details for doctors near you on the Yellow Pages site.

Can I book an appointment online?

It is rather common for doctors' websites have online booking forms nowadays.
You can use Yellow Pages to find doctors near you, then visit their website to book your appointment.

Do doctors do home visits?

Some doctors in Australia do home visits. Contact an out-of-hours nurse or GP and they will take your details and ask you about your symptoms. A home visit will be arranged if they think you are too ill to leave your house.

How to find bulk billing doctors and medical practitioners?

Not all GP appointments are bulk billed. It's always best to ring up and confirm with the appointment booker and have your Medicare card ready.

Do I need insurance to see a doctor?

You don't need insurance to see a doctor in Australia. However, the costs for medical expenses can get quite high if you are not covered, especially for foreign visitors.