General medical consultations
Everyday appointments for new and ongoing health concerns, from coughs and colds to check-ups and referrals.
Medical services
Medical services at our clinics
Our practice provides general practice care for patients of all ages. Service availability can vary by clinic, so please call ahead to check that the service you need is available at your clinic.
Family medicine and children's health
Care for the whole family, including babies, children and teenagers, with growth, development and general health reviews.
Women's health
Consultations covering cervical screening, contraception, menopause, pregnancy planning and general women's health matters.
Men's health
Appointments for general men's health concerns, health checks and management of ongoing conditions.
Immunisations and childhood vaccinations
Routine immunisations for children and adults in line with the National Immunisation Program schedule.
Chronic disease management
Ongoing support and care planning for long-term conditions such as diabetes, asthma and heart disease.
Care of the elderly
Health reviews, medication reviews and coordinated care for older patients and their families.
Skin checks and minor procedures
Skin examinations and minor surgical procedures, including removal of lumps, bumps and skin cancers.
Travel medicine
Travel health consultations, advice for your destination and travel-related vaccinations.
Workers compensation and work-related medicals
Consultations and certificates for work-related injuries, plus employment and pre-employment medicals.
Medical certificates
Certificates for work, study or carer's leave following a consultation with your doctor.
Preventive health checks
Health assessments and screening discussions to help you stay well and identify risks early.
Not sure which appointment you need?
If you are unsure what type of appointment to book, or you need a longer consultation for several concerns, please phone your clinic and our reception team can help.
In a medical emergency call Triple Zero (000) immediately, or go to your nearest emergency department.