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Recently celebrating 15 years in business with many of our original reception, admin and clinical staff still a part of our wonderful team. We opened in April 2008, a collaboration between four doctors & two managers and remain privately owned with four of the original owners still working here today. Currently we have five part time GPs, a full time practice nurse and many allied health practitioners.
We look forward to servicing you and your families health needs for many years to come.
Open Evenings, Open Late, Open Monday - Friday, Open Saturdays
Asthma Treatment, Birth Control, Blood Tests, Community Medicine, Counselling, Diabetic Care, ECGs, Family Care, Family Planning, General Medicine, Geriatric Medicine, Health Promotion, Immunisations, Injury Management, Interpreters, Long Term Care, Maternal Health, Maternity Care, Medical Assessments, Mens Health, Nurses, Paediatrics, Pain Management, Pap Smears, Pathology, Pre-Employment Medicals, Prescriptions, Preventive Medicine, Primary Care, Regular Skin Reviews, Sexual Health, Travel Medicine, Vaccinations, Womens Health
Female Doctors
After Hours Locum Service, AGPAL Accredited, Australian Owned, By Appointment, Consultations, Disabled Access, Locally Owned, No Referral Necessary, Pensioner Discount, Wheelchair Access
Abnormal Smears, Asthma, Blood Pressure, Chronic Illnesses, Depression, Diabetes, Digestive Disorders, Headaches, Heart Disease, Influenza, Menopause, Menstrual Disorders, Mental Health, Osteoporosis, Pain, Pregnancy, Skin, Sleep Disorders, Smoking
Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islanders, Adults, Babies, Children, Gay Men, Lesbians, Men, Seniors, Teenagers, Transsexuals, Veterans, Women
Over 15 Years
Diagnosis And Treatment Of Health Conditions, Home Visits, Comprehensive Care, Minor Surgical Procedures, Wound Management, Implanon Insertion And Removal, Nail Surgery, Antenatal Care, Podiatry, Doctors Richmond
Not routinely but there are some exceptions. If you have an ongoing arrangement with your doctor regarding your medication it may be possible to request a script over the phone. If you do make a request this will be assessed by your doctor and a decision made in line with your best medical care, meaning an appointment may still be required. Requests for repeat prescriptions may take up to three business days to be processed so if the request is urgent an appointment may be quicker.
In most cases no. The GP needs to assess your symptoms to decide the best course of action, which may include referral to a specialist or for ongoing referrals whether you still need to see a specialist. You do not require a referral to see a specialist but having one makes the consult claimable, at least in part, through Medicare thus reducing your costs. It is an offence to back date a referral so you will need to arrange one before your specialist visit.
Our wait times are on average under 10 minutes, but unfortunately doctors do sometimes run late. We make every effort to run to time but a patient’s health concerns can be unpredictable. Some of the reasons doctors run late include: medical emergencies, complex medical needs booked in standard appointments not allowing enough time, previous patient(s) arrived late for their appointment, interruptions via phone calls, pandemics or simply previous patients needed a little extra care and attention.
