Ordinary hours

After hours

Ordinary hours

After hours

Ordinary hours

After hours

Ordinary hours

After hours

Ordinary hours

After hours

Patients without a valid Medicare card must pay the full fee and are not eligible for a Medicare rebate.

Ordinary hours

After hours

• Private fees may apply. You will be required to pay the full fee of your consultation on the day of your appointment
• Fees paid on the day of appointment
• Fees can be paid via Credit Card or EFTPOS
• Major credit cards & EFTPOS
• Some services can be claimed under WorkCover, CTP claims consultations, a Chronic Disease Management Plan, or Mental Health Care Plan

Speak to reception for further details

• If you are bulk-billed, no payment is required
• Otherwise, you will be required to pay the full fee of your consultation on the day of your appointment
• Fees can be paid via Credit Card or EFTPOS
• Surcharge may apply for all Credit Card and Debit Card payments.
• The practice will submit any claim to Medicare on your behalf. Medicare typically pays the rebate within 24 hours.

We understand that unplanned issues can arise, and you may need to cancel an appointment. Should this occur, we respectfully ask that the scheduled appointments be cancelled at least 4 hours in advance.

A no show/cancellation fee of $55 may apply if your appointment is cancelled with less than 4 hours’ notice.

Ordinary Hours

• Monday - Friday 8:00am - 7:00pm

After Hours

• Monday - Friday 7:00am - 8:00am
• Saturday, Sundays & Public Holidays

We hope you had a great experience at the Centre and feedback is always welcome. It can be given here, or speak to your independent Doctor, Allied Health Practitioner or Practice Manager

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After Hours for current patients 0481 616 962

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We send you recalls/reminders by SMS/mail for follow up consultations and test results
Independent practitioners at the Centre are committed to preventative health and support Commonwealth and State Reminder programs. This means we may occasionally send you information by SMS/mail on these programs such as Vaccinations and Cervical Screening
If you do not want to receive these reminders, advise your Doctor, Allied Health Practitioner or reception

Book an appointment with your Doctor

To discuss your test results, Reception cannot give these results to you for privacy reasons
For referrals, letters or repeat scripts

To transfer your medical record to another medical practice we need

An authorised request form from you or your new medical practice
Your signed consent and proof of identity
Payment of the administrative fee. You will be contacted by our team and advised the fee
Up to 5 weeks to process

Do you Bulk-Bill?

All GPs at the Centre are independent practitioners who operate their own practice and who decide their own fees for their own patients. Generally speaking, the GPs at this Centre are mixed billing, which means only some services and patients are Bulk Billed. Please speak with your Doctor to determine their fees.

What is mixed billing?

Mixed Billing means independent GPs charge a private fee for some consultations and patients, and bulk bills others. Each GP makes his or her own decisions on billings. Bulk-Billing is when the payment for your consultation or treatment with your doctor is covered entirely by Medicare, whereas services not covered by bulk billing attract a private fee and you will receive a rebate from Medicare. This means there is an out of pocket cost to you.

Why should I pay a private fee?

The GPs at the Centre passionately believe in providing access to high quality healthcare to the community. By becoming a mixed billing practice, independent GPs are able to meet the rising costs of running their own practice to minimise wait times and provide high quality care so that you and your family receive the healthcare that you deserve in a family friendly environment.

No Medicare Card

Patients without a valid Medicare or concession card will pay a private fee and are not eligible to receive a Medicare rebate.